... 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 ...

... - FiOR TIZE BELFAST NEWS-LrETTEBR REFORMIATION MEETING. - A meetitg of the Ballymena branch of the British Reformationt Society, was held in the Methodist Chapel of that tono airVe(liesdiy, 14tL last. The house was crowded to excess by a most respectable andi very atten- tive audience, among whom were several intelligent Roman Catholics of the middle and upper classes, whose f cordiuet ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... LONVDON-MONDAIY, OCTOBER 6. Russian Bulletins, have brought down the accounts to the 10th ult. before Chournla, and to the 13th befleie Varia. But the Bulletins in the Prussian State Gazette pass over all the operations before the former place be- tween 29th August, the date of the preceding Bulletin, and the 9th ult. a period of eleven (lays; and before the lalter place from the 31st of ...

... (We regret that owing to want of space, we are under the necessity of abridging many ,f the speeches at this meet- ing. They were firm, loyal, and energetic.) On the 4th inst. a meeting was held in the Court-house here, for the purpose of forming a Brunssvick Constitutional Club for the City andl Liberties of Londonderry, and the Half-Barony of Tirkeeran.-There was an immense as- semblage. ...

... MAt SortLiI'Ot-STILIET, LoNrno.-Satutday evening, three of the rormissioners of St. Ann's Soho,'entered'the office, followed by a posse of constables nnd-tsvoladies,. both dressed in the first style of fashion, 'and immediately after entered a gentleman, in custody, in excemsive agitation. Mr. Lush stated to Mr. Dyer that his friend, Mr. Goddard, a respec- table gentleman, had traced his lady ...

... LONDON, OCT. 25.-Tile erection of these Docks has ex- cited a degree of interest among personai connected with ma- ritime pursuits, greater than any event that has transpired subsequent to the close of the late war. The fineness of the weather, combined with the interest excited on the occasion, dr ew together an immense concourse of persons, this mornl- ing; Indeed the interior' of the Dock ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... TAt 3BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. FRI DAY-OCTOBER 31. In our fourth page will be found a teport of tile meet- ing of the Newtownards and Comber Fanning Society, to which we direct attention. The most impoitant feature of the proceedings, is the speech of the Marquis of Londonderry in relation to the political situation of the eounnty at the present crisis, which will of course attract considerable ...