... TIHE GATES. Oli the 18tb, the alnretersary of the shutting of the gates of Dlenry, the occasion was celebrate(d with the usual de- iltatttratiulss of jay. At the eacrly hou.r of three o'clock in the mIorning, a hand ?? Boys, preceded by military utlnuic, mnareloid throngh the city, and at the same time the inspiriting motto of 1 No SURE4Dxhra, was placed over the prittci:ill gates of the ...

... A LTl'ITE1t FlIOIM TIEM ftV. JO-UN PAUL TO 1r14 E8 REV. HENRY IONNTGO IUFiRY. d RTY. Sia-it in now fall time I sbould achilowledge tbe! lotice yo in have taken of my review of your celebrated speech. 8 . 'ibis notice you have expressed in the 6l1l1owing terms :- '1 A new idea has been 'suggested to bis (11r. Cooke's) b mind by a Mr. Paul, who has IsoUlerred upopt me the honour, 1 rnd upon ...

... E D13ERLAND-T1E ORANGEMEN OF IRELAND. A A letter has been rtcete'1 from his Royal -Highness, Er. A nest, as Gtand Master of the einpire, addressed to the Earl e, of Enniskillen, Gran4d Unster of the Otangemen of Irelant5 i- axepting the office to -*liich he has been elected, and couched t in the strongest and most unequlvoenti terms, as to the ne- e, esity that exists of ms1ntainisig the ...

... in the Nerws-Letter of 2 5th tilt. we inserted a report t of the interesting proc'eedings at (le Maghera Blrni- C we;k mnpoiitg. We felt ro(isiilerablo regret at having 0 heen o ligerl to c ittent orilers with an abridlgmentt r *,f thIem, Cfsfeeialiy t11;lt of the Rler. Spoiicer K1nox, the , perillil utf ?? 1.1,1 ' ViOli tl, l tvst pllillire, not II Ilielrly oilt ?? olbfr-s ...

... THEB BELFAST NEWS-LETTER FRIDAY-DECEMBER 12. The Protestants of the County of Derry have as- sembled and petitiored. In another part of the News- I.etter of this day, we have given a portion of the pro- ceedings- the conclisiors is deferred till our next num- ber. We would strenuously urge the Protestants of Ireland, especially those of Ulster, to lose no time in preparing to meet the ...

... MRAIGD 1IUNSW ICK METU'lG. s. , OhWedndSdaY the 17th nlst. a ournerus meeting of l 'rotest'antswa held at- Straid, for the'formation W a Binnswjick Clqib, Thomas B. Adair,, Es. J., P. in ald Chair, SqIera. excellent speeches w.wrg .deliveted n tnhe,6ourse t!ehe proceedings, for a detailed reportdf| eaIvhch, we regret that ?? have not space. The flev. le- Mr !#6Wylpf.i, ia ?? and ...

... DUt AN UNPUBLIsHED CHiAppEO, PIIOM THe LIFE oF Drd ASANSIE WAUGe. md (Fronm tie Gem, Edited by Tlotmus HIood, Esq.) uld 9. AFr. SoZ. 0, prennez misericorde! ayez piti6 de moy ! he Pist. Moy shall not serve, I.will have forty moys; the For I will fetch thy rim out at thy throat, us- Is drops of crimson blood. HNI.Y v. tbi From the first 'moment I clapped eye on theocaricature el thing ot ...

... THE, BELFAST NEWS-LETTER VRI DAY-DflCPMIBER 26. COBBETT AN'D THE QUAKERS. F',.reiost of deir igooues, and dirty bores, Wh lose plainti'e gti'lnt eteinal ills deplores, See Cubbett rise-with btrutish pride tot reign, The bone-peeserver of the areorsed Paine; With propor page tn plilnt eath vile littack, The Herald's ' ninlthl-l>ece and tile butt for Blao'k. Deteoted Patriot, a whose mnealn ...

... Our quondam friend, the Dean of Achonry, bas been signializing himself ill Oppositioni to the Brunswick Clhib. . This is what we expected. The brotherhood between fim and £triest O'Donnell, is a curious instance of con- sistency ins a man, who, if his own avowed publications bespeak his principles, looks with so much horror on i black-mouthed Presbyterians, as they were formerly called, that ...

... ANIRSHAFA11~ MALBsOROIUGH STREET, Lostnot..-Monday, James Man- ning,.an Irish ahomaker,, -wqaebsrged vwitb ha ingas terl Judy liabonryi a vendrr- of snions, and ?? lrom ?? poggon a pound of 4aeon. Sir. G. Fafrrut-Well, ifr's. 1ahony, how did he assault you ? Judey-Wfiy, plase'your honour, -li, he gave me ?? dig In the atomach. Prhsoner-I dleny that, your wobrship; I nlevgr kitber at.alt Judy ...

... -EXCLUSIVE DEAL'N'G. Though we are satisfied that the Antichristian -a scheme of exclusive dealing will never prevail in the Nortir, unless extraorilinrary circumstanuces combine for I its extension, yet every approach to it must be investigat t . d and exposed w'ith that severity which the nature of the thingr demands. 'l'o this course we bave pledged onr- t selves, and convinced as we are of ...

... THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. TUESDAY-DECEMBER 2. LOANDON-FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28. I - - __ - . ~~~to THE Kx' COURT.-Oil Monday, his Majesty of hield a Court at Windsor Castle, which was attended by 0, the Spanish and American M'iniisters, and hy thre Cabi- th net Ministersr, Sic. His Majesty then held a Privy v, Council. PI The falsehood of the report of the fall of Silistria on r the 26th .ilt. has ...