... Orer the space comnprised between Chalcedony and Scutari may be perceived immense cul)olas of a dark green, contrasting strongly Nvith the ob jects surrolndingl theni-they are tol5s of a prodi gimis qualtity of cyJpresses. Th' soil from whence thev rise foinis the two greatest ceinetrics of the Tuibks hi teil vicinity of Constalitinople ; at the en(l of the delile there is another verv ...

... CAIllo[,IC AS'SOCIA'1'0' . AltitrslT cp 1,.kAWLlE.5i 'rim aslsrliiatiolf rooml fis o-ligift liatkieally be ex- 111'tvl ofi fi th cirf iili1staflcfs, osits crowded. long befoe theL hlUr' of -Itngo Thrday, in con- ,etifllffC( Of the arrest fti itill oral t iciitfator, for 411loffgad for vavdilif tile lato riotOUlS Proceed- iff~ fit!i~iiial. ?? ?? foi ifis appveheil S1(i mu x edfe cfflb ?? ...

... FRENCH PIPERS. (FROM THIE GAaETVTE DF FRANCE, DATED OCT. 21]1 CONSTANTINOPLE, SlPIr. 2G.-The following Bulletin was published here yesterday- His Excellency the Seraskier ordered, on the 17th Of Sept., the Begler Beg, Alisch. Pacha, to go with some thousand men and fall on the rearof the Ruaslans, beyond Strandchl. He first met with the Russian troops at Boulassek. They were soon driven back ...

... MXETER, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1828. IRELAND and the BRUNSWICK CLUBS. 1TIE encrgy. displayed;:by' a considerable portion of the -inhahitants. of thi country and the Protestants of Ireland, has saved. the'.lattcr from dreadful 'convulsion; but thnough at'preseut out of'daiger, tbat ?? spirit to which it is ind'ebted 'or presersaihion must not sleep ;-it is a wily euemy- they h'ave to coiteid ...

... SHOCKING CALAMITY: THREE CHILDREN BURNT. Yesterday afternoon an Inquest was held at the Coopera' Arms, Huntirigdon-street, Shoreditch, on the bodies of Carollne Amelia, Eleanor Elizabeth, and George William Balls, who fell a sacrifice at a fire which broke out en Monday night lasts at No. 11, in the above street. Before the witnesses were examined, the Jury proceeded to view the bodies, which ...

... FIGHT BETWEEN PAUL SPENCE R AND ALPXAN fien1ti TUB GLASGOW CHDIi~OtC14.1 The efforts of the London Prize Fight Ring, to Mak t,qr,~ ior money popular in Scotland, have bitberto heen Mten; 'With very indifferent success. The defeat of the Eniagi, 514 list, Robert Avery, in the fight with Simon Byrne, at IMuir rendering the ascendlancy of the Rost and the Tbi*t t4 tthe StIamrock somewhat insecure ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF TUlE C.ALEDOf\tAN MrRCPRY. I klinbti t.h, 20t1h Oe1to btor I97lR. Stla-Bcinq oftretimes Inuch edifird alnt td h gm t bhtS, noit only bv ?? O!\ pas~illg eVelitS, ;)lt likcewise your jil hu Cs, corinmeoits 00 tlet? aild thblasS, alld silh OfloC niore so ilan those onl the Last Supper, in this day's I 5n p-rt -on roadios this article, there ivas supggested to I to inv n skibh tt ...

... RDERS for going int Io D1o1rning for the late QUERtN Of WVIRTEF5BERG. LoniD CiHAMliRlilI.AIN'S OFFICL, Oct. 14.-Orders for the Court s going intO motrning, on SuLnday the l9th instant, for *he late QUeMo Downger ot Wirtemherg, Sister of his Ma- jesty, viz. -_Tbe Ladies to wear black boontazliLS, plain Inuslin or long lawn linen, crape hoods, shamoy sbdes and gioves, aid crepe fauns.-Uadress: ...

... JoURNEY TAROUGH POLAND AND , RUSSIA. The followin ai-aets are from a very lively- written and pietuoresqcue account of a journey through Polandaml ?? by a French odficer fox- merly a prisoner of war in D5i.tzic. 'The descrip- tion of the houses of the Polish peasantry bear a striking reseniblarcc to that so often given of the ?? cabins ,f the I'ish.-' T Ite house of a Polish peasant f- is an ...

... 'lTiE LLAINDEGAI BIARD. At the request nf a coarespondlent, whoml e a-l- ways feel desirous to please, we ?? the fallow. ing brief memoir of GUTT17N Pai ar, the ?? w1 ho so nearly obtained the premier prize at tile Duen bigh h'istoddjlad, by the beauty and oxcllence ?? his composition on BJ&Wtmlaenr's Feast. Ive shall next week present our readlerss as the satisfactitra of those wlloa Sils ...

... ?? - ?? - ; 7- t - ?? POS PT& r . LATELST- INTEtILGE&SF1.. ?? ?? . . , , , ,- ., ?? We last nighit 'reeie4e a Snppleniont '1o the Pruasn Siasate S, Gazrelle of the ,l b ii';1nst., coutaining various Bulterin-4 of ibe Rnuseian Ajrtiy. ',Tbeaccounls. froml t be fireesbfore Sobumala; are tio the 2Tsilt. The .I'rrkls inadmade tlo'me further attacks upon the posltii toW 'their opponents, ?? ...

... P,'-ft-zn-ngth Portsmonth. ?? IS. Orders were received this morning to complete thle shlip's comipany andi stores of the Madaglascar, 46, Captain thle Ilo oonrable It. C?. Spencer. to the waretllshet. A such inistruictions are calculated to excite a surmise tOat. some interruption Inls arisen of the friendly relations which have Subsisted between this and some Foreign Powers. it Ihas been ...