... FORf THRE BELFAST NEZWS4TTER. . ~ ~ ~ ~ I - DAY DREAMS.-NO. IIt. Isd ' , relqnes, beads, Jnlndgences, disijenses,, pardons, bulls, o0. ~ TbiTe sport of winds: all these upihbirild aloft, Fly @'er the hsckgide of the world far oir Into a limbo large and broad, since called 19' The paradise of fdols. MILTON. Is :An essential characteristic of dreams-is, that though the ss trains of thought; in ...

... LONDON-FRIDAY, JANUARY 23. The King is expected at St. James's from Windsor Castle, in the course of the ensuing week. His Majesty will, it is said, remain till after the meeting of Parlia- ment. The Duke of Northumberland's appointment as Viceroy of Ireland has received the Sign Manual, and, after it has passed the Great Seal, will appear in the Gazette, probably on Tuesday next. His Grace ...

... THUE B1ELFAST NEWS-LETTER. TUESDAY-OCTOBER 6. RENEWAL OF HOSTILITIES IN TIE EAST. The armistice between *the Russians and the Turks has net, it seems, been of long duration. . Me conjec- tured as much when the fact ofmits existence was first announced. We give the following letter from Nurem- berg, from the Courier of Fdiday evening:- NnutEnmERG, SaPT. 24.-Letters from Vienna of the 20th ...

... 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 ...

... - ?. - ??TaE,;TATE! ?? - ?? ?? ?? i.-: n 4la iednesday: last, a meeting o the Joarneyenii Ca- inet- makers, 'anti otliers conterned in th trade, was held in the- ourt Riiusei ?? the LhteC~nagstrate, Sir 'ephen Mlay, 'auid C. ?? 'Skitinler, ?? ?? ?? ?? -The meeting' was convened i naccordance wih the desire ex'pa essed by siome workmen etnsployed in that trade, with a view of exculphitig ...

... MODERN MIRACLES, 'METAMORPHOSES, I TRANSMIGRATIONS, &c. I The instability or human purposes, and of human affairs, has hbcpne proverbial. Empires have their decline and fall' as well as their periods of greatness, and the little ephemeral passions and parties, which stir the elements of politicai strife, have also their portion of the general mutability. The man who expects any thing like ...

... BFLFAST NEWS CONTINUED. On Tuesday evening, about eight o'clock, James Kearny, one of the lodgers of the house, No. 22, Wilson's Court, on coming into the hall, the door of which is gene- rally left open, stumbled on a bundle, which was found to contain the dead body of a new-born female child. On communicating the fact to Thomas Brady, they conveyed the dead body into the yard, where it ...

... The details of foreign intelligence, which are this day to be found in out columns, are of the utmost import- ance. Russia, it will be seen, is on the point of com-, pleting the scheme of gigantic ambition, which her rulers have 'long cherished, 'and which the infatuation perhaps we should call it the physical weakness, of the, leading governments of Europe, .has suffere'l to ?? at, a ...

... CARRICKFERG.US BIRUNSIWICK CAB. On Saturday last, 'Carrickfergus presented a grand and imposhig display of the Protestant feeling of the il- halitanits of that ancient, infldhenitid] town and its vici- 'Jity. [In consequenlce of a requisition addressed to the Alayoir, which had been imitmuriously and aeepectably signed, a large assemblage was convened in the Couit- flouse, for the purpose of ...

... FOR Tf-IEv BELFAST NEWS-LETTCzR Mi. EDITOR-The press possesses so extensive an infllneice, in directing public opinion, that every friend to social improvement courts its assistance. The more J frequently any important topic is brought under the ii public eye, the more way it is likely to make in the ji public favour. What men often read of, they become I familiar with and learn to value, I ...

... (From our Monaghan Correspondent.) MONAOHAJN, SEPr. 7.-I send the following account of Daniel Reiley, the-uinfortunate young man who -was exe. outed here on the Slstuletimo. It -will be remembered that two young men, named Reiley, were condemned to death at the last assizes in this eounty-for house-robbery. The sen- tence of the law was, on the 31st ult -carried intoeffect upon Daniel; the ...

... TH:E BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. TUESDAY-AUGUST 12. - - In the last number of the News-Leater, we briefly y noticed the proposed mrssion of hottest Jack to tihe North, for the double purpose of collecting and extend- St ig subscriptions to the Rente. A code of instructions to direct the labours of the missionary has been since ,s published, from which we select the following as amrig the most ...