... . I ..i.nna Feb. B, in f/se Evening.-The accounts -direct from Constantiflople confirm the previous statements, that all the subjects of the ttc mediating Powers, without exception, muet leave the Turkish capital ; the poorer individuals were aheat v put on board ships, and, as %rell as the lonians, were to he con. veyed to the Archipelago. No intercession of the neutral Am- bassadors had been ...

... lmvrvial %parlialltrut. IIOU4 Or LORDS, MONDAY, FninUArY 11. III A seeconfedition of the Londi.1. Sit) of the above L date enabled uis, last wekck to present our readers si with the proecce lngs of bo0th ]fuses of parliament tl1 tlip to seven o'eoeok that evening. We-ow sub- m join what trasspired after thie reporters for that A paper left. We. understand that the Edit 01 in ClILNARVON, for ...

... oriffillal . ?? BIERIONETHSEMIT. ROADO. RC To the Edilor of tlhe Xortlh1 ll a'as Ch'l-ro'ltc. thi Sm,-The press sometimes effects wonders, but to, as ?? to} he ?? cf t'liHC ItiCMtICh th shire Roads,' which have bene so conspictionsy, tII andi I masti sly UOt very advanltalcsusly, s4ie'IL'I e1p in vour late nan1b1 ers, I felar it exerts itself St in vain; flor if, in ,uddition t( ' A. Il. ?? ...

... .Vromir 'Farittiro. FONTrHsI.L-There are two small spinning ma- chines in the woollen mailufactory, erected near the lake, who do the work that six-hundred women would be required to effect by the spinning-wheel, formerly used iu this part of the country. They are directed by one man, one girl, and two boys. TiAa.i ?? great Duke of Marlborough was as remarkable for good teniper as for good ...

... (7Frani Mle Couni9w Chironicle.) A littl more life huq sip reatded the markets of the ?? w ekl andl scnicthillg lile ;I ray of hope gleami thri- tbe dark cloud l that has lately overshad aolwed tile anrimiltural world. In the first place., farmetsare iow, ,l-etty wl]1 Convillj(d that the late ruinious prices of grain havut u.iinly :IiSun frot tihe noparalleledl quantity sent to warlcet, to ...

... ?? CfTAiUlTr' woNHOUS ?? tUti t L I' A ?? Ott ?? ritiarterly mueeting wras held of, the general maln :1501 of this ii stizuicin. t hae liar. I) r Julio Inuglis in tile chair. It lils 1)01 t llitlilV ttenid 0. The miinutes LOS ere road liy Ali Wattgh, as'it It a vory lii arst ignod sat isfacto-ry report dr'awo upl by Dr i-loter as to thle state if thle i2 Iann or, Lit totic Asv ni-ur ttaoh ...

... PRIVAT E CORURESPOND ENCE. London, February 4. The transactions in the funds have been..wholly devoid of activity to-day ; and the state of biusiness has been so x-_ tremely limited, as to anffrd no fair indication of public opi- nion. Those who hold a large stake in fntidvd prtpertv, are looking with much anxiety for the first measures of the new administration, by which they may be ettabled ...

... A SE Tir. public has been entertained for many days past with what are called ex$plan2ationzs; but, one thing I am very happy to perceive, that is, that the pub- lic entertain towards allithe explaining parties, as well- as towards the whole of the set, who call for the explanations, and the whole of the body,: up stairs aP1 down stairs, their repeorthers included; just such feelings a. the ...

... LONVDON-THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7. I The London Gazettecontalns the appoirtment of tba Duke 'of Gordonfi it'o Seeepe of the Great Seal of Scotlutd. .The Gazette also contain the appoictmeint of the follow- Ing Commissloners for the affairs of India :-Lord aeiville, Mr. Peel, Lord Dudley, MAlr. IHuskisson, Duke of Welling- ton, -Mr. Goulburn, Lord Wallace, Mr. Sullivan, Lord Ashley, Marquis of ...

... THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. MI'r3ISDAY-FEBRU.ARY 1-9. LEGAL REFORMSM-R. BOUGHAM'S SPEECH ti- .1~1 * I . I .. - 01) Thmisday last, itn the HIouse of Commons, Ar Broughram delivered a splefidid and powerfil speech on the general sutect of Legal Reform. It, occupied be- tween six anid seven hours ini delivery, and it was en- riched with ililstratioils drawtn from professional infor- matiouh, and ...

... ha I THE B3ELFAST EWS-LETTER. I TUESDAY-,FE13RUARY 19. -- - - ?? thle Hou-se of Comnmons, on Thursday last, Mr. Ilobbhouse brought for ward his mnotion fur a vote or thanks to Sir: E. Codrington for his conduct at the halde of Navariti. It was introduiced with a long speech, of which wve gil-e hut ~z it outline, because it presentedl no 1feattlre of that pecuiliar interest which is likely to ...

... 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 ...