... (From T/re Adventurers'; or Scces in I/reland in tie rely'n of Elizabcth. 'J The following exploit is attributed to the great O'Neil, the first Earl of Tyrone, Trle object Is to surprise the Castle of Carrickroliau, which, Is described as standing on an eminence over the sea; anti the sentinel who was to be on guard at night in the upper chamber of the Castle, hay.. ing agreed to let dorwvi ...

... An V ?? 1 7s - - i in TIeI New York Papers which have been received to the ilel iI th ult. contain the P'resident's Mlessage, which was deli- ev- vered at the opening of the Congress oln the 4th. Iit nit- ro- ticing the suspension of the commercial intercourse between| uti the United States and the WN. L Islands, the r'aeoidelet says, ble ?? the British government have not only declined ...

... TO THlE MAGISTRATES 01 ULSTER. GE:V ri.r L:,.M-The division of your respectivc conn- ties intO districts utrder the provisions of the Petty Ses. sions Act, Will nalturally call folth ?? uruusual assem- blage of t[e Magisiracv of this province at the ensuing Gencral Sessions of the Pe!ce ; antd tihe country exipects that upoen this occajsion tile eaperimrlital force, krrown hy the name of ...

... -i , : - -- - IMPROVEMENT OF THE IRISH THROUGH:- THE MEDIUM OF THE ABOIRIGINAL LAN- GUAGE. Sermonem Ausonii patrium, moresque tenebunt. VIRG. lib,xii. ver.834. A late number of the Scotsman has a clever article on the 'improvement of the Celtic population, by means of news- papers and literar y and scientific periedicais in the Celtii lan- guage. The bint appears to us by Jar too important ...

... LO.ATDON-MONDAY, DECEMBER 31. -5 -- - ?? ?? 1 . , .. ?? : to Gl rmial anid Paris pa pers, received since cur list, give nmd variois statelnelets respecting the prol rcss of affails ill ill the East. We wish we could add that there prevailed lur in all, or hi any, of them ,rea.oll d'le grolnlils for heliev- tes ing that a pacific adjustnicit ol the question was pro- tile bable. Such, however, ...

... !XTRACTS FROM TlHO AMERICAN PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE. WASHINGTON CITY, DEC. 4.-This day, at 12 o'clock, the President of the United States transmitted to both Houses of Congress the following message:- TO TME SENATE AND HOUSE OF RrEPRESENTATIvEs or THE UNITED STATES. ?? ?? A negocistion upon subjects of highi and delicate Interests with the Government of Great Britain, had determined in the ...

... Fiaa DJ-'MIESN) p-JEAS-NTX TER. 'ij UEsDA.Y-JANUAil s ?? ?? . -_-e s ?? t_ ROMAN CATIHOIAC AIERTING ON 'TH1 URSDAY INEXT. To purstuance, wvc supptose, of Mr O'Connell's .'iiui/iieeuts system, a mecting of the Roman (altholics of the County of Anttim i hrs befn ad- rtis-:; for Tllursday next. Its object is the ! ,-OtiitiOO of ai petition to Parliament for TOTAL XlS) AN IIFIED Et MANCIPl'A TOo'. ...

... Onl Saturday last, there was a Meeting of the Su-) scribers to tie Belfast Botanic and Agricultural Gar- dens, ill the Commercial Buildings. The Most Noble the Maarquis of Donegall had been requested to preside, but from peculiar circumstances his Lordship was utnl- able to attend. He sent to the meeting a handsome apology, regreting his unavoidable absence, and warma- ly approving the object ...

... Vin-OIFicn , DuC. 31. lth Light Dragoons-Lieut. 11. Sharpin, from half..pay 24th Light Dragoons, to be Liesit. aice FitzManarice, es- Ialinges.-7th Light Dragoons-Captaiii C. J. Hill to be A1;Mjor, by purchase, vice Alolyteuxs, promoted; Lient. J. J. Wihyte to be Captain, by purchase, vice Hill; Cornet L. 1U. ?? to be Lieut. by pinrchase, vice Whyte--9ti ?? J. Greenrwood to be Major, by ...

... (From t(ie ?? T2elegraph.] ArneAuir, JAX. 2.-The first meeting of the above So- ciety in this city took place, this day, in Roger's Hotel.- This really praiseworthy institution is conducted under ar entirely new system. Its object is stated to be of a social, acid not political, nature-and, asone of the members simply, but strongly inquired- Why may not his Majesty's loyal subjects, of every ...

... LONADOX-'iWID.- Y, JJXUJ I? A i . )EPwlt I1l'ltE ol -i ALLIll.D AMBASSDOtRS IIttOsl CONStANINOIPLE. i ?? tesltree hi lia\C ~e!l reeeiveil at the ('igi Qilice, ! ?? thc imiplortant, thonigh certqlitity not nit- t'x)-'ieted, b nriiatio f of the ?? of the Allied . : i clcslis ( '.ither iocoioezdt, itile flrst Ilnstitco, i s it, :md 1riomn ?? ie h ?? to tClii. ;1. ,l. at' lilj~j os- 1, ,,1 gi-,,e ...

... 511'EIING 0OF TIHE CATHOLICS OF TlE COUNTY ANTRIM. Y'cStcI.da'Ly. 't I'2 o'clock, at iteetilig of' the Catlholics o1 thle einttiy Anrctims tooki placet In thec- CIapel, Done- gall -sti-CCe -the Rev. Dr. Cr-tlly i a the chair. Alt Falls AIeI~ icqpicesteci to oct as a c-eret Iry. I r. cao it cy c-tneimened he, readl hg the reqicisitionc 10tll ?? Wltich thle I~tilc g was couveuc d.- Ilie nl ...