... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS-LETTER. (Pro-bono Publico.) Sin-Having with painful feelings perused the accounts which you -ave lately given in your paper of the fatal ef- fects of this dreadful malady, wfhich have been so severelyl felt in the county of Down, I beg leave to communnl cate to ydu the following circumstance, which was told. with great attestations for its credibility, by an old man ...

... Cork-, JuMI' 21-Ark event wiithout a parallel in the annals~| of marine misfortune, occurred on board the brig Mary Rus- sel, Captain Stewart, of this port, on lier passage from Bar- badoes, and whbich arrived in 'Cove ~thla daty. There were on board, besideatseth Master and ,]eiar, eight men and fouri bays, and of these, Xsix sailors and ~a Naval Gentleman, a 'passenger, wvere found dead in ...

... REVIEW OF AIR. FERRIE'a-CASE. Io TrHE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.LETTER. Sin,-In your last number the Rev. A. Jamison, of Ran- dalstown, has put himself forward as the advocate of the mighty pretensions of Mr. Carlile to the Moral Philosophy Chair. Mr. Jamison is doubtless an admirable judge in this cazse-his age and erperience, and standing in the church, entitle him to the rank of Lord Chief Justice ...

... I N DI A. EXTRACT OF A LETTER. FROM PeoNAH, IN THE PRESIDENCY OF BOMBAY PooNtar, Drc. 1, 1827.-Iaq '-in UaUFy expeetation of a regiment, more especially as I am ordered to march, on Tuesday morning next, to Kolapoor, with the or'dnance, bat. tering train, and ploneer. We are going to swaijow up a mrnall Rojau, who has been making siome incursions on the I Company's territories, and otherwise ...

... HOUSE OF COM9ONs-FRYD'A-Y, iAY?. TEST AND CORlPOATtOf ACTS. Lord J. RUSSELL rmoved the second reading of the Lord's amendments In the Bill for the repeal of the' Test and Corporation Acts;. - ) [ Mr. CAIOKER regretted that the deciratidn did not come to them in the form In which tbey bad left it. He was sure their Lordships did not foresee the consequences of all the alterations whic 'they ...

... NEW CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION-FRACAS ABOUT TIME VOTE OF THANKS. TMr Lawless, as noticed iii one last, moved ai vote of' tlianki tot tilii' Freemran's Joniiriid and to thet- Dublin Moun- uig P'ost. InI thle coursie cit' his address, repeated interrup. lions tool. placc froml Messrs Con way and O'Colnnell, Syil( tui]or. tile ocu'asienl as the alliii'- of each othu'r's frame. AMr 0' Connell asserted ...

... THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. TUESDAY-SEPTEMBER 16. The respective movements of Russia and Turkey have little else. It is very evident, that the Russian generals of late furnished prime subjects for speculation, and for whatever may be their inclinations, dares not, in their present circumstances, hazard a general engagement; though, from the insalubrity of the climate, arid other causes, it is ...

... THE' BELFAST NEEWS-LETTER. TUESDAY-JUNE 10. it There is little in our Parliamentary or foreign news, it which requires animadversion. In our last number we re gave the substance of all that was interesting in the ex- s planatory speech of Mr. Huskisson, and we deem it I quite unnecessary now to return to the subject, especially since the knowledge of a few simple facts is amply suf. d ficient ...

... DISTRESSED WEAVERS-EMIGRATION. We direct attention to an advertisement relative to a -Charity 'Sermon to be preached on Sunday next by the Rev. H. Montgomery. The object to which the proceeds of this appeal to public generosity are ts, be applied, is one which cannot fail deeply to engage the sympathies of everyfriend of humanity. Though the subject has not hitherto been prominently noticed, ...

... Sra,-From a letter signed SA-.nUEL HA'NNA, D.D). which appears in your columns of Friday last, it stierns that my complimentary remarks respecting the worthy Profcssor, at the late meeting of Proprietors in this Institution, have given lh~m consideratle offence. 'Now, the head and front of my offending consisted in expressing my ceinviction, that the Doctor would prove himself a grateful and ...

... (Fkronz a Correspondent.) ,On 4thinst. the Rev. Samuel Lyle war ordained to the pastoral charge oftb e Pre byterian congregation of Ballyeastle. From the vast multitude assembled upon this occasion, they vere under the necessity of vithdrawing from the Meeting- 'House, and of conducting the services in the open air. 'the Rev.' Win. 'L dand chose for his text the 16th verse of the 4th chapter ...

... TO THE I -- ' is - EDITOR, OF THE NEWS.LETTER. SiIB-Permit me to say that, in publishing the testimo- nials which appeared in yoar.paper of Friday-last, in favour of the Rev. Joht Ferrie, who was elected Professor ot Moral Philosophy in the B. A. Institution, on the 18th inst. you have (unintentionally, no doubt,) given offence to the friends of the Rev. James Carlile. The unnecessary parade ...