... The singular character of this Novel, and the pecu- liarity of talent distinguished in every chapter, might have directed public conjectures better than to the seve- ral eminent persons to whom it has been attributed. The incidents of Irish history, and the character, notions, feelings, and habits, engendered by the unprecedented aituationof the people,combine to form a sourceof interest, as ...

... [FROaT TIHE MESSENGER DES CeAIMTRES OF 26TH OCT.] HERMANSTADT, 6th OCT.-Little Wallachia has become the theatre of a war of partisans between the two armies, la wihich the Pacha of Widdin and General Geismar displayed ail their skill. To-dar the Turks fall on the Russians, and endeavour to cut eff their communications with Bucharest; to-morrow the Russians have the advantage, and compel the ...

... PROPOSED DINNER TO MR. SHEIL; Yeaterday evening a Mfeeting WaS held at the Lnndoi Tavern, In c'nqeqoevr~c of the following letter, which was circulated it the cour5 * of tbe day *_ ' St-I nave conversed with several gentlemen, who are of opinion that the Friends of Civil and Religius Liberty ought to invite Mr. Siseil to a Public Dinner in the City of Lindon. I have, with a friend, S.en him to ...

... With a IeW to obviate the Inconvenience that has hitherto beon experienmdi in the transmission of capital to oursettlaments in New SouvI Wales, we are authorised to state, that an arrange- ment has been effecte4 by the Bank of Australia with the bank- ing houses of Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Snsiths, of Lombard- street, and Messrs. Herries, Farquhar, and Co., of St. James's- street, to receive ...

... I TO THE TRADESMEN AND YEOMEN OP ENGLAND. MY COUNTRDENsa-RaVing lately spent 1a Short time in Ire- lead, wbere, in additian to the advantage of carrying with moea Fmind wholly unprejudiced, I hadi peculiar opportunitieS of ob- e serving the real state of society, I iam now disirsum of present- ing to you the result of my observations in that unhappy coun- try in such plain language as wilt be ...

... Tihe papers by the recent Jarasacm maili exhibit the Island In I a state of the rmost deplorable frenzy. When we see the fe- par rociohts disregard of all decency, Which characterises the West cii 11ndians, in their ownl petty quarrels and local warfare, the £5- wh, cility with which they combine and corcilate every form of scri Violence and illiberality, against the wise and temperate ...

... LAMENrABLE COMCM ACCIDENT. Yeitterday evenitnt, a very dreadful accident ocure on ithe Liverpool road, about 100 yards beyond the Pendleton toll-bar, by the overturning of a stage coach. S far as we ha been able to collect the particulars Of this Ielancholy affdar, tbey are as follow :-About a quarter before seaen oclock, the Doctor coach, on its way from this town to Liverpool, wasgoing at a ...

... The sutm and su!stance of all the writings and speeches of the BuuNublIcVieCsE, noble aethers and reverend orators, -ro- found politiciars and most Christian divines, appears to be aiiinply this :- 1 Fee, fa, fua ! I smnell the blood ef an IRISU-ItAN; 13e he alive, or be he dead, 11 grend his bones to make my bread. This is good news, indeed, just now, whes the Qtarterta Loaf is in a state ...

... TIERCEIRA. The following document describes minutely the Origin and extent of the disturbances in the Island of Angra, of which we gave an account yesterday: - I MOST ILLUSTRIOUS AND EXCELLENT SIR-I have the bo- sour to communicate to yvur Excellency an account of what has taken place since ny lAst dispatch to your Excellency-occur- renCes which,unless immediatelyprovided against, may occasion ...

... DEBTORS IN HORSHAIM GAOL The followirg letter to the Earl of Egremont has already ap- .fpeared in a Contemporary. We have since been favoured with a Correspondence on thesubject of it, between Mr. Stapyltoa and the Debtors in Horsham Gaoln Ten of them were dis- charged on Sunday list, and several moved to the King's Bench; and it is hoped that the bare walls, which will soon be left te the ...

... PALL OF PA)NA. The Important fortress of VArna has at length fallen, and Russians, who were but a few days ago represented as r bt Ing in fuil haste and in a state of panic from its walls, are nnTmmy quiet possession of a point from which they may direct vantage their future operations. The value of this arqaio id. to the Russians would be great under any circunsstigta tkir hecomer; the ...

... [PROM THE NXW YoRK COMMRCIc[AL ADVETaISER, SEPT. 19.] PERILOUIS SITUATION OF THE AHRONAU r.-A large concourse of people assembled yesterday afternoon, in Castle Gardens, to witness the ascent of Mr. Robertson, and many thonsanfl8 were of course upon tbc battery. The day wae uncommonly beasiti til, tbe wInd blowing mederately from the north. The process of inflatinng the balloon was not ...