... DANIEL uocoNNXLL, FSQ. Whenever an individual, by rendering himself peculiarly conspicuous, has become an object of general attention, the b public are naturally curious to know something of the lines- ol ments of one of whom they have heard so much. Mr. O'Con- w nell has, of late, made as much noise in the world as almost T any individual of the present day, and we thought, therefore, fr that ...

... ADDRESS OF TflE LIVERPOOL SEAMEM'S FriENw SOCIETYf AND BETHEL UNION TO THE OWNERS, CONSIGNEESI AND )TMASTERS OF VESSELS BELONGING TO, OR SAILING FROM, THlt PORT OF LIVEaPOOL- -. . i (t'Ossldeddfrom the Mercury] of the 17eth iastant-)co A correspondent, who assumes somewhat too much Of the Sol dictator, ahd who, with as little ceremony asjustire, accused us of See garblsttg thle Circular la uty ...

... LONDON, WEDNEsDAy Y Russia end Turkey.-A German mail e bringing Frankfort papers to the 2Wl instant i * of the 17th. They do not contain any newsth Viet .war subsequent to the bulletin dated October Pn the It There is nothing, however, in this fact to tbro' ber. the account of the fall of Varna, which t e from Hamburgh, as the rapidity of the laterd cs t o e cause an anticipation of two or ...

... RUSSIA AN) TURNlyl I ti, CCCt I. FALL OF VARNA. .. flhiag she J-lmbtrgl papers of Saturday last, this im- An o oldn to f the hem Turks, after a siege in which the An t5tr dflayed the Most indomitable courage and resolu- Bo. tlrs the ?? the Russians, on the 11th instant. Mt a eariety of discrepancirs between this and thopreceding Ga aC Ounts, and anomalous circumstances mentioned in Ke t 3 ...

... 1 w- One of our cotemporaries, whose celebrated criticism I on Coriolanus (that little typographical slip, as he called it,) highly amused the public some time since, ap- pears to be as profound in other matters as in dramatic lore. He is perfectly horrified at the idea that a Pagan can, by possibility, be saved, if it be true, as we have asserted, that a man's belief is no more under his ...

... r ?? 4---rau I lit t?,-n If E. -I! James )1ilnroy, Ml'Pherson, from Demerara at this port. On l I ul. 1);iked ;o the crew of the Sell Gull, Ltwrence, from St. sin's, N. B. for the Coast of Africa, which vessel was abai- nced 2ist, in l:t. 36 0, Ion. 46 0. On the 25th, spoke the Pr ,unless Dalhousie, from Grenada for London, wnith loss of fo 'es topillasts, her fibce and mainmnasts sprung, and ...

... PAsRLIAMENTARY RlEPoWML SPEECII OF 3IR. JOSEPH SWANWICit, AT THE CHESHIRE WHIG CLUB. ;- a ; Mr. SWANWICi, began by thanking the President for the II flattering terms in which he had proposed his health. and the company for their cordial reception of it, and especially for the honour they had done him in connecting his name with the :Whigs of Chester. Born, bred, and by conviction a Protestant ...

... IFadicttt. e, xtensive Forgery.-At the Old Bailey on Monday, Josrnh o ?? was found guilty of forgery. The prisoner was to be f It tried on other indictments yesterday. L D. n Awurder of George Howarth, the Wfatchinan irs 7lan c7ester.- Jimes Latimer, the man apprehended at Carlisle ol suspicion o of having emmitted this murder, was subsequently conveyed h V. to Manchester, where, after ...

... The extraordinary ferment which has lately existed h amongst the Brunswickers and ?? bigots, and a which has led to the recent tumultuous meeting in Kent, 'I is to be traced to very adequate causes, and cannot be re- h garded as the effect of a groundless panic. The symptoms that Government, at length, seriously contemplated some further concession to the Catholics were too palpable to be ...

... b-9e ULtbtrpoot jjtritrpj. FRIDAY, OCTOBER Si, 1828. RuSSIA TAi TURKEY.-The reported fall of Varna, noticed in our compendium of weekly Intelligence, may, 0 ?? - ulie many preceding reports of the progress of the cam- paign, be a mere fabrication, issued by stock-jobbers, or persons in some way interested in the circulation of spu-. Vious intelligence. We shall not) therefore, waste our . time ...

... = -- t d oo pD. olba@grbationo. . KENt. BRUNSWICK MEETING. th, Oni Friday last the adjourned meeting of tbe Kent Bruns- w, Vickers and t .iieroppone'nts took place on Perenden Heath, ju and so successful were the exertions of both parties, and parti- ofi cularly those of the Brunswvickors, that it was calculated there i were not less ihan 40,000 persons upon the heath, the. great ma- jority of ...