... TO TBIE EDITOR OF THE NEW&SLETTER. StR,-The public has'e been favored inthle Chronicle of yes. terdssv, svith another lettet' from anl1 ImportIng A'lctrvhant, on th~e subject of the propasedl improvement of tle Por't lind U-arbttur ; and a 1 Ship Owner haa entered the list on tile some side. Ifelobice tot'those gectlemen for tile notice they have been pleaed. to take. ofmny letter of thle ? ...

... MEETING AT DERRIAGRY. (From the special Reporter of the Belfast News-.Letter.y On Saturday last, a numerous and highly respectable meeting was held izt the green attached to the Derriaghy Sehool-house, 11nr the purpose of considering the best means of organizing Local Brunswiek Clubs is that parish. The place was admirably adapted for 3he purpose, and the ar- rangements made to enisure ...

... It is again confidently asserted in the club-houses at Ct the west end of the town, that tl inistors are so impressed Si 3 with the necessity of taking into early consideration the tI rsituation of' Ire].nd, that they have determined upon call- rc ing l'arliament together sooe timc before Christmnis; vt when it is conjectured that this interesting topic will be 't!brought torward by the Dukc ...

... FRoM THE CONSTITUTIONEL.1 PARIS, OCT. 12.-The arrest of a chief of the Post-offic will put a stop, no deubt, to tile tricks played with letters. Wa shall mention another fact which Is at present undergoing in- vestigation. M. Deamazery, a mnerchant, sent to his cvrre- spondent at Rouen, several bills to get the money for them. Some of them not haying been paid, were returned with a bill for 3 ...

... SIGNS OF THE TAIMES. There seems to be quite a stir nimongst nifoie dulkes, knights, &c. at the present moment, espe- cially in supplying the press with their opinions on the state of the country. Lord Kenyon, the Duke of Newcastle, Martin Stapleton, Es%; have al- ready furnished their quota,and now conmes the ra- dical Sir Charles Wolseley, who writes from I)ieppe, date the 22d tilt. to his ...

... WINDSIt CASTiE. The private apartmcents intended for his laijes- ty's occupation ius the castle, are very ntcarly coin- pleted, but whother his ?? takes posseCssioI of them shortly, or whether he intellds waiting ntiL St George's hall and the grand ball-room shall havc beea finisblcd (for at present they are only bare walls), is all conjectuae, althougc the latter is the most probable, as ...

... TO Tim W* EDITOR f OF TffR7;NEWS-Lw~rrKR. Srs-It will oblge one of your' oldait 'aubscribers, lf ynt pablish the underwritten in 'your loyal and Impartial Journal, In the ominous period in wliishl rovidence has cast our' lot, there are some candidates fod the Mifnlilstry in the lPres. byterian Church, who profess ?? to sibect-ibe the Westminster Confesgioln of FaitliW2*ltb. the exception of ...

... The decline in the price of Wheat that has occurred in the last week, shews that the advance was -merely speculative, and it has brought an im. mense influx of Flour and Wheat to market. Thrashing, we understand, is become general. But if there be a scarcity of corn, we confess that we are by no means anxious for a decline in its price, inasmuch as that circum- stance will ultimately aggravate ...

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... WINDSOR iCASTLI . - 5 . ?? - - . - 1 -- Th lie ~lsiate sapatmtai-s nt,lededufo'r hi Msnjesty's occujiatlon [s IJ the cste ate very.mekly ebmildted. The .gir de is di. reety j a f tont ofhis VI'ets'b airtneits, ma,:ipwach t At, * Si from the old. terracs, by e. handtosoie flghtf' o4:eseuphigg plae. steps. On the left of this; and under th,&terraceils ?? n extending from 1006t620,'feet, and ha'v ...

... _; 100wictf October 18 I BOROUGI OF IPSIICYT.' Coantde Hill, Itensinggol, 27t1h September, 1828. S Sir,-t have to beg, on behalfofnmy Colleagure and Self, that you will (lo rnt tihe frlvor to tender our cordial thtanks to the Bailiffs, and Corporate Body, arid Freemeln, for the horror they h~ave-con- ferred upon us by unilanlimously ?? us to the Freedom of thle Town aid Borough of Ips- wich. , ...

... MEETILN' OF 013HALTAA l~ljtC&CHANTS. !A Necting of !ibritlttr,: Meenhavntstd3 k pla on.t Saturday lastat the city of. Jeondon Tavere, ?? the purposte PE takinginte eoudderntiou tblaost emlclesst m Died of Tenderleg a~alht 1 aace to those perinas who, it aeors, sre Auffeisng firnv wartS At GibraLtar, inconiequence of ¢ tcfever. whiab i a tnesent r gitii there. i:, AS4rtiy aftar two lclOek!,W! ...