... LONDON-MONDAY, OCTOBER 13. The Paris Papers of Friday, and the GazetHe de France, dated Saturday, have been received I rhe accounts from Bucharest in these papers repre- sent the Russians as in full retreat to the Danube, and their army as nearly amnihilated, General Roth's di- Ihas, it seems, been completely cut up. It dues not appear that Yarna has yet fallen, and it is assumed in there ...

... 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 ...

... A. PRO4CLMATION. - Bty the Lord Lieutenant General and General Goveaor of Ireland. I ANGLESEY. Whereas in certain counties in this part of the united kingdom, meetings of large numbers of 'his Majesty'g subjects have beeri lately held, con. sisting of persons, both on foot. and on horseback coming together from various, and distant parts and places, -ncting in concert, and under the. ...

... FOR THE BRELFAST NEWS-LETTER LARNE AND INVER SABBATH SCHOOL.Ot1 Sabbath day the 5th inst. the first annual examination of the Larme and Inver Sabbath School was held, arid although the school is of little more than ayear standing, yet such was the pro- gress and proficiency 6agme of the higber classes, especially among the girls, thatt was with great difficulty the exam- nators could ...

... LOA-DOX-FRIDA ?? OCTOBElR 24. RUSSIA ANI) TURKEY. We have received a ?? Bulletinl plmlhiisqhd at Colistalitholple 2Sth illt. which does not bring dow ni the operations of the Russia,, and Turkish armies to so late ii 'late as the last Russian: Billetill But it iS 'remalkl ahle that the latter never alluded to uany events that had ?? place before Chotilma, bet-ween 13th. Sept. and 18th. A short ...

... - .. 22D ocTOsER, 128. I It is commanded by his Excellerney, that ail persons whto appear at His Msjesty's Castle of Dublin, do put on mourn- iug for Her late Mllajesty the Quteeni Dowager of Wirtem- berg, Sister nfe His illajesty, viz. The Ladies to wear blaak bomhazines, plain muslin or long ainv 1 liien, crdpe hoods, shamoy shoes and glores, and era fans . Undress-Dark Nerwi cr e. The ...

... I So rapid and extensive is the progress of Protestant organization in every part of the country, that our columns ale utterly inadequate to contain reports of the meetings which are every week held fbr this purpose, though in order to effect it, we have for some time past successively printed large Supplements. In our last number we gaveseveral of the speeches at the Derriaghy meeting, arid ...

... We have been particalarvy requested'by' the Rev. H.:, MontgPinpery to ilnsevt the following letter, in ieference to certain statements made by him at the Presbyterian Mleet- ing,'! which svere at the time contradicted by Mr. Cooke and the principal one of them subsequently by Mr. Hazlett TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS-LETTEFt. I Sin-Somne statements which appear in the report of 51r. ini: ...

... 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 ...

... THE: BELFAST NE1WS-LETTER. tFRIDAY-OCTOBER 2l. I For a period of five weeks no Russian Bulletins had reached this country from before Chourmla ; and for a period of four, we had no official intelligence from before Varna. Recently, however, a bulletin bas arrived from each of these places, but we are able to communicate little information of a positive nature regarding the operations of the ...

... The Catholic Association, which has usurped the power of Government, boasts of its tranquilizing influence. Of the mode by which that tranquillity is promoted by its sub- ject .authorities, we have had a recent and a curious proof ia Limerick. 1, IERICK BRUNSWICK CLUB. At one o'clok this day (Oct. 4.) there assembled, at Swinburn's Great Rooms, as large, and as respectable and independent a ...

... of The Associatioti met on Thursday. Counsellor Guthrie in the Chair. ot' lefm'o thae proceedings were cotmnenced, Mr. O'Connell ie entered the room, ald wns received witl loud cheers. r- The Secretary having read the minutes of last day, of, Mr. O'CONNLEL said, he held in his hand a lefter wvhich ns he looled 'upon as beinig'most important. It was signed J. c- Pentony, P. P. Collon. There ...