... ltb,0 anb Obatrbattollo. XRELAND. Brt nodck Medlogs.-Fromr the number of meetings which have been held in different parts of Ireland for, the formpation of I Orunswick Clubs, it is impossible for us to do any thing likel jqutice to the nonaente, treason, impiety, and sanguinary feeling, by which they have all been, more or less, distinguished. We I shall, therefore, cull out a few of the most ...

... Qr~o r rejjJofllbeflrje. ea e THREE HOUSES BLOWN DOWN IN TOXTETH-PARK. be TO THE EDITORS. th GENTLEDIES,-An Enemy to Partiality, in the Monday's at Albion, has attempted a reply to my lastin your paper, in which p, he rather confirms than confutes My ?? I no- ticed the joists, I spoke from the observation of the eye, and said that they were about from 2 to 6 or 7 inches; now, it ap. pears from ...

... 1-1 ,.lbal 5. HE1 e Caraboo, from St. Eustatia at St. Kitt's. One-third of the Jo cargo was detained at St. Essstatia, as salvage; but his Majesty's ml 5shrip Victor had sailed from St. Kitt's to demand restitution., Le Vrnchman. of the name of Beaupr6, has been apprehended at ranth St. Thomas's, and confessed that he was a party to the pirstical DE capture of the Caraboo. TI Tickler, Gra~vson ...

... Ye blind guides, who strain at a gnat and siallow a camel. Matthew, xxiii. 24. K C Last week we rather prematurely published a portion a of the Address of the Liverpool Seamen's Friend Society o and Bethel Union, which it was our intention to accom- I pany with a few observations naturally arising out of , the subject. Our printers, however, by mistake inserted the imperfect document, and we ...

... =- pro e We are glad to announce that the innkeepers on the Man. MI . chester road. from Loughborough to London, have lowered the em rate of posting to is. 3d, per mile. dic On Saturday evening a trial was to have been made at the , s theatre of the Porte St. Martin, in Paris, of a new and magnifi. frie l rent lustre. which cost more than 20,000 francs. When raised lat t to about half its ...

... Jap of C onotant CONSTANTINOPLE The eyes of all Europe, antd, we may almost ?? the civilized world, are fixed with the deepest iltt- upon this celebrated city, which has for ages held a minent place in the history of manlind. If tle RUis should succeed in capturing this extraordinary plnce map which we this day present to our readers Till prue an interesting accompaniment to the ?? st,,eel ...

... I I FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1828. . ~ ~ - RVASIk AND TURlEY.-The war between these two I barbarian powers has assumed a most formidable charac-l a our politicians are alike at a loss to predict the b issue of the struggle, or its probable duration. We informed our readers last week that we were pre- paring a sketch of the seat of war, and a plan of Constan- tinople, for insertion in the Moercw-. ...

... T2UE UNITARI9 DZSEXTERS AN'D JEWS DENOUNCED. it appears by the York papers, that the Rev. Dr. Raffles, of t this town, a fetw days since, unceremoniously consigned over to r perdition all those numerous and respectable British subjects t whom the Government has lately released from the obnoxious c tests to which tkey had been so unjustly subjected. It is not a little hard upon the Unitarians, ...