... EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWSLETTER. SI , - - banm sory to announce through the medium of your paper, rd that a very malicious and desperate attack was lately made by this a band of ruffians, on Mr. Thomas Dunn and his wife, a respectable and unoffendinig couple, who reside in the neigh- o botirbood of Castle-Dobbs. About S o'clock on the alght .es of Thursday last, he had gone with his servant ...

... ANOTIIIER SI RIOIIb ACCIDENT AT T1rL T lEAMF$ 'XUNNEI., AND LOSS oi1 OI.VES. At the Thames Tunnel, on Saturday morning, the most alarmilig sensation prevailed, in consequence of another ih. rnrption of tilhe wateL into the Tuinel, anid which has been itittelnded with the hs-s of the lives of six itufol'tun ate iridi- vidials elnglged 'poll the madl-etaking. About half past live o'clock, thc ...

... 'Warm borders should be prepared for the reception of the early natural crops in the full ground, by manuring, when necessary, with proper dung, and giving n general good lig- ging, ready for early Peas, Beans, Radishes, Spinach, &c. Those who wish for Melons, Cucumbers, &c. should now malde all necessary preparations, for being exotics of a tender nature, they require the aid of artificial ...

... DOCTOU CUUALMERr NEW WVORK ?? . .. . . 1. .. ?? -On; the Use'and AAbuse of Literary and Eccig$ipstic Endowments.-Svo. Is2T. pp. 194.. We were natorally attracted to this book, by the ge. - neral fame of the author, aend by the great popularity vwhich he .Iherlately obtained in this neighbourhood in ?? of his recent visit to Belfast,- a well'as by' the vast importance of the subject of Which ...

... LO, DON--FRIRAY, J4NUARY 19. 35 The Ga1zeett of this evening is expected to contain ed. the following elevations to the Peerage :-Mrs Canning a is created Viscountess Canning. Sir Henry Wellesley, a, our A mbassador at ithe Court orYieona, is created Lord id Cowley. Sir W1'. A'Court, late our Ambassador at the A. CoUrt Of Lisbon, and now appointed to the same situa- in tou at the Court of St. ...

... MEEING OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, 5 NON-LICENTIATES OF ciE DUBLIN HALL. al On Friday, at one o'clock, there was a numerous and respectable meeting of the Medical Gentlemen in the e Commercial Butildings, to consult about the adoption - of defensive measures against the recent encroachments of the Dublin Apothecaries' Ha Sl l r. Thaw in the v chair. Mr. Officer, by request, adted'asSeScretary. ...

... -.T~1 C -- .e F1A ?? CH7 HA l..? ! . 'ION _-' : 4 ?? ' ' .: j,~ 944aOLIC~ ^CATO 4?E HAmiilp-6N A;GA. ITI The NotenWigio l ins.that leiurei fo pepiigZ * lag a reply to our ssseatakpIlsp hy' sbetaafiolen It, 11 l lmte. ecan is sniore sissaeteaeosr.h 'va~,Itgio incfreco hiespeos fssisfTutdaat, i I We~$l pat paticularly soleterlitdtn forc44 ~porarV W~gknow, iecbaue,'audwl§ cnassurelkimu,th' Ci ...

... On the Use and Abuse of Literary and I-ccos'iastica'l Endozwmvntv.` -SvO. 18,27. pp. 194. (Continued from our last numiber.) NOTICES OF BELFAST COLLEGE sYNOD OF ULSTER', &ex Before making futther ~xtracts from, this work, Pluts- taieof the author's -geileral piniiciple, it may not be improper to refer, in our, preseiit publicationl,i to two passages which came home to our own particular buiss ...

... MrEmTFRtANTIAN.-Asia, 84, Vice-Admiral Sir E. Cod- rington, Crapt. E. Curzou; Albion, 71, Capt. J. A. Omman- m-y; Waras1lite, 711, Capt. XV. Parker; Isis, 50, Capt. Sir T. Staines; Clasgow, 50, Capt. Ilon. J. A. Maiude; Cambrian, 4S, Capt. G. W. Hamilton ; Dartmouth, 48, Capt. T. Fel. Io)ves; Dlryad, 42, liob. G. A. Crofton; Rtattlesnake, 28, hion. C. 0. Bridgman; TInlbot, 28 HIon. F. Specicer ...

... LONDON-MOND2I11 JANUAUY, 21. XT-., ,, . ?? *, .. . . Nothinig uiti thr hias tralispired ?? respecting Lth, new 1vinisteti id arraigemnen ts. jjithout pledgingour selv es for the entire accuracy of tie statenmeoit which op pcired inl our p;aper of S'&tturday, we bhave reason to thinkk it will nut ?? toi iod far from the truth, when tile labinet is officially ponmilgated in The Ga-eute.- With ...

... THIE ARMY. nt.lb h- ne itsi frlo thle follow'ing corps are on route fon. 1 _96th infantry for 1'ytnoulth-31 dragoon for t;r Newbridgc-10thl foot for bpike Island. TO COURESPONllENTS 'Ile ktter from Lisbuhrn is delayed till we shall have as- ,0-.thil'I sine additional particulars connected wvith the to wshich it reflers. Seve al otlur communliations nre also delayed. Tlne Treasurer of the Fever ...

... LONDONDERRY-JAN. 22. {IqUr-rs -Onl tile I st i,,st. Shir. Ellis, Coroner, held no ioquest onl tbe body of Tlhomnas MICotinway, ai pensioner, wlt, had come to th., El;ise-Office here, to receive his pension, and whon illel In consequence of ?? drunk ardent spirit.s to excess. Ohl the 17th, the samne Gentleman held( all inquest on tbe body of Thomas Robinson. It appeared Iln evidence tbat the ...