... I LONDON-MONDAY, SEPTEMBER, 29. Letters from Vienna, by the mail, state there has been another sortie from Schumia, more desperate than the former: the Russians are represented to have suffered severely. The report that Russia intends to blockade the Dar- danelles gains strength, and, aided perhaps by other re- ports, hass produced a greater degree of apprehension among the holders of English ...

... CREEDS, AND CHURC: COMMUN[ON. ~acecen LxrrXa'Ot ilvTHI Mmv -Jous' ?? UL TO THER 1hv.' ZRai.ts-Irt your letter adduessed tameno through, thb meimo harespectable Jodfrnal, -you declire;, that you' aetexedingly.'grieved and hurt by~the .frlghfainal mrepre- sentaction of your principles, whisio I have given to. the wourld. The setneyou quoteasa containing thismwilltepri'- enlation is twthe ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DUBLIN EVENING MAIL. sta-rn consrequence onarticlo published in The Staand asd, on the 5th of-tll. Ionlt, which Idid not see unti' sthe 2tb, professinis t reftA observitiosnss and statemnentl made by Mr. G. Dawson at my diuner table, I addressed r' letter to the Editor of The Standard, of which the enclosed Is a copy, and which he hasi declined publishing. I request you ...

... THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. FRIDAY-OCTOBER 3. A large portion of our space is this day devoted to details of the formation of Brunswick Clubs in diffe- rent parts of the country. We have been obliged to condense many of the speeches delivered on these occa- sions, but in justice to the speakers we must say, that, in point of manl, energetic, eloquence, some of them will stand deservedly high in ...

... PORTAPOWN BRUNSWICK CLUBS. On Thurs'day, '25dr inst. at' one olock anum- ber off the'leading Gent!emen, Clergynien, Mer- chants, -&c. jf the t~ivin and neighbouLioi~i'd, ap. pearned on~tbc . atfgrr; wthen .Jqephl Atkinson, Esg. of Crowhill.'vas.voted.to tbe CChair.,-.,, 'Tbe CHAYRM5AN rose 'and. &iaid-Gentlemnen, you: have met together: forthe puroosc of fosming a Brunswick Club, in ...

... - ThI 'ARAIMY. t-., e- AL Tuesday nlight'a troop of the Horse Artillery, sta- | tioned at Island-bridge, remained from nine to t.welve o'clock under marching orders for the South. At the latter hour the order was, withdrawn 'sq far as regarded their departure for that ?? tL hf .Poaf. i' The detachment of the 66l ?? been ordered into Nenagh. All the small stationsare break- lug upgwm. . The 5th ...

... 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 ...

... FERDMANAGH ORANGE SOCIETY. (Promoa Corresponde~ti.I On Monday the 29th ult. the Earl Vof Entisikillen, De- Puty Grand Master of the Orangenmen of Ireland, with the Hen. Mr Cole, Sir Henry Brooke, Captain Archdall, W. D'Arcy Irvine, Esq. and a very considerable number of the men of rank and property in the~county of Fennsnag~hl, assembled in the Grand Jury Room of their county, receiv- ed the ...

... FORMATION: OF A BRUNSWICK CLUB AT COLERAINE.- (Fromn the Special Reporter of the Betfast News.Letter.) At one o'clock on Thursday the 2d inst. pursuant to public notice, an assemblage of' Protestants, consisting of many thousands, met in Coleraiiie; forthe purpose of firming: a Baronial Brunswick Club. The Court- House had-been fixed on as the place of meeting 'hut it washfound totally ...

... OARDENREA CALENDMAR FORI ,C~. . Beans may -ie pla e 4 ab t i eji7l e the montls,.'andif Ihey. sti'vye wigt;'t,: wailli coins iii the eler- liest the next season; the earlyMa' ngan or Lisbon kinds are to be preferred. About the end, the crops of Red Beet sh'suld.be taken up,. and stored for winter use 'e s dry' l weather for this business; among dry cellar dr mo dy sand in a cellar or, lother ...

... THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. TUESDAY-OCTOBEIR 7. RUSSIAN POLICY-BLOCKADE OF THE DAR- DANE LLES. MWe have often noticed in no very disguised terms, the character of the Russian policy. The Courier has all along been able to discover nothing inl the proceed- ings of Nicholas, that was not perfectly consistent with his engagements to Britain, and 'with the secmuity of her interests. The dear, good ...

... THIRD LETTER OF LORD KENYON, To the Protes tant o~f Gra Britain, on the present atate of the Roman Catholic question. De-~ the 1 I would not a third time intrude on my Protestant couns- W. trymen with ray observations, were it not that I. think I ' ofg, can point oat -the great fallacly by which the'nation Is Tnis- led on the above vitally important que stiois. The fallacy sir- is this; it is ...