... The intelligence from Constantinople is of a threaten- ing character. Contrary to every reasonable anticipa- tiorl, the Porte has in a great degree declared itself, and hostilities are to be the consequence. The equanimity which it preserved after the engagement at Navarin, was, it seems, but assumed in order to gain time; and that as soon as measures were properly concocted, it might give ...

... At -a 'carlyt Aiectiy oqf the Rellqioua Society of Frieniz,.. hold I{n London, by adjournments frow thre 20th if the 53th M ath - to the 29th of the same, inclusive, 1829. This Meeting has been Introduced Into at feeling tit mich ?? and brotherly love for olt, arepthren on the Amrei- can Continent. We have heard, with deep couitern and sorrow, of the close trials to which they have been ...

... B L q - . : THE NE}8A1EW LE-T j ?? i.. . -7 'TUESDAY-JtJLY 14- ' - TE rWE-LTH'OF JULY. His Grace the Duke of Cumberland, Grand Mfaster of the loyal Orange Institution, some days ago ad- dressed a letter to the Earl of Enniskillen, dissuading the Orangemnen from havinr public processions on anniversary of the PBoyne. In consequence of this letter, a meeting of the Grand Lodge was immediately ...

... TH?' B?LFRST NEWS-LETTER. FRIDAY-JULY ii. G- ADDRESS TO THE~ I. CATHOLICS OF THE N-OBTH. The Liberator anid Co hare printed, rand through a certain medium in this town, wriely circuilated an address to the R. Catholics of tihe North, which conl- tains a quantity of' very good adlvice, if' they have the grace to take it. It urges the necessity of strictly pre- ?? the pence on the coming ...

... |RETRtEAT XTRAsOUDINARY, OR, PUIFFING| | ~PUT DOWN. WORD h1IE SEtoND 30 Lrear NOaaTrEaN asHen. The 1 Vit3 of yesterday notices, in terms characteristically its own, our expose of its blrsetering advertisement. We never with cueb conitemiporaries exchange a busive epithrete, anid on this account w e consign to the immortality of - silence, the epithets which the Wwing has, in the m~ultitude of ...

... THLE REV. SA MUEL NELSON. d |jrosere, l7th January, 1828. r DEAR SIt,-Wst, ?? of the FIBSa PRESBYTERI sN It CONGREGATION of Dromore, beg leave to present you the en- closed sam, for the purpose of purcha-lng a Horse, &c. ; as a mark of the high sense we entertain of your worth and r unremitting attention in the discharge of your duty as a Christjan MinIstersince yoK became our Pastor. We ...

... LONDON-MONDAY, OCTOBER 13. The Paris Papers of Friday, and the GazetHe de France, dated Saturday, have been received I rhe accounts from Bucharest in these papers repre- sent the Russians as in full retreat to the Danube, and their army as nearly amnihilated, General Roth's di- Ihas, it seems, been completely cut up. It dues not appear that Yarna has yet fallen, and it is assumed in there ...

... B-nIOXIom, JAN. 1'k-The grand Faricy Ball at Mrs. Fitzherbert's on Monday night vas most brilliantly attend- ed, nearly all the rank arid fishion now iii Brigton being present. The ladies generally wore dress's of velvet a4id satin, with a profsiion of splendid jewels, though mnk y aup- peared in character dresses. Among the distinguished visit- ants, we noticed the 'Countess St Antonio, ...

... ; SYNOD..OF ULS'TER.. . Thefollowing article has been sent us fdr publication iy'a respectable gentlemat.' TO. 'SHE l ! ZEDITOR ,OF:THE NEWS-LETTER. 1 Your columns bave given circulation to a certain work, intitled Remionstranre of persons connected with the 10eneral Synod of UIster against certain of- the lite proceed- ings of that. body;'by- wbich measures they conceive that the rights of ...

... THE. QUAAKERS Epistle ?? the 'Vearly Meeting, held ln London, by ad- journrnents, fromn'tl-e 2litf the ith m'ontis to the Slit of the same Ineualve, 12S, to the Quarterly fnd Monthly Meetiogs of Frietile, in Great Britain,; reland, and else.. where. . Dear Friendi,-In thus offering you our annual ealutation, not as a oustoniary aetj'ecaoaa3.ve feel the renewed current of gospel love, we are ...

... FOR THE BRELFAST NEWS-LETTER LARNE AND INVER SABBATH SCHOOL.Ot1 Sabbath day the 5th inst. the first annual examination of the Larme and Inver Sabbath School was held, arid although the school is of little more than ayear standing, yet such was the pro- gress and proficiency 6agme of the higber classes, especially among the girls, thatt was with great difficulty the exam- nators could ...

... GENERAL 5?b?OD OF ULSTER: ?? i f ?? n z D, _u o~,bta mlpp j ' . ?? 'of the carlile. tillo me, an I (T, um.e 4i oti 4I r eA5 he adlete01 bsa& .roIn tiie SnxPini l thet daylt.ldr~,U5fiObins, he onlfee ?? dlesathe,. ?? i~do l s~-earqb eS 1 thti eti im. .e did 4 G He v esbuedt a i asnd a 'foulds tesrtimoP calld e cpd oetiai Heb4Atni~ eAQC,,v& I5rs.Odh a nutor Scoand the. ot. p~vassed thougle ast ...