... 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 ...

... Mvj Lorin Wlithin these few years, very important improve- ?? have een madle on t mail coach system of communication througli ont this hi gtlom, and the public have every where to acknowledge the consatant attettion paid by the officers whosuperilltenM that de- partment, not only to thle regularity of dispi b hout also to the care andl certainty which attend every t1i'ii' committed to tt ir ...

... real situation rhear I and cheers] ; and we will adjure them by our common ancestoril, by our common faithi, by our common cborCb, haptised in the blo')d of martyrs, and tried in thle fi~es of Smithfield, not to de-ert De in our extremity-not to allow us8 to be trampled under foot Ily the PoPish Ptitests and their vile Assoiciation [cheers]. Latins solemnly aid ethephatically tell them that ...

... 'flabili V r IU TOUSE AT CAPE WRATH. ?? be q house is in the course of erection at Cape Wrath, ?? shed aud lighted by December next. It is about 'ea91 Ind is built on the surnmit of the Cape, about ra ye the level of the sea. N 4tio.k 4CCDmENT TO THE HENRY iRLL. le eclwk: th0t 14-Yesterday mornineg. at ten minutes to $is 5 e InTy Bell, steamer, on hler way from Liver- pt ~ti ' siustairetl ...

... 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 ...

... Berlin, Oct. 12. AOCOUNTI traM tottt TrIeMATRE OF WAIt. flenort of' the operationls before Chollmla, from thie th (1tth) to the 9th (21st) Sept. Our position before Choumla is the same, without any aivterbril. On the 18;h one of our detachments, which uwla obliged to forage in Jeni Bazar and the neighbouring iltce-, was attacked by a body of .3000 of the enemy, h:i brl come from Chounisla by a ...

... UU I'SSIANS AN D T URKS. Clolat(irtp bef. re Giuei0ett, ont thle Lf'WLe Daoube, 11-iriti ?? (bits taJr. t Iim ;t! ty'TA tO sit Itilt it Ta V itII ie l i ti, Nu Itf: ci ' i` , 'i i, l'ii. ti i a s Tt I ' or mer part. ni t, II% tt'rtiCV seas Tr- 52w~v ('Itt lv of '1 Ot'sl cc hut nt it ?? of' nroe'O' tlhe 1'::arevzlit~iet of ?? in Tnv pirogrss hither lisft, 1)4,, I htsve bc el)neiral y jolte~ti ? ...

... To TPIraR EiTORS OF THlE LEEDS MERCURY, he il *Leeds, October 161h~, 1821. GT GENTJ'.E Z1tgsN,-Ia your report of the speech delivered by Dr. PiteClarn at the meetiseg of the Leeds Auxiliary Bilb]eSodfety) of Ott thie mssrsisg of Wednesday the 8th inst,5 I find the fallosying pas* ite ege: 1A -plan had been fo rmed' (somewhere on tue contfiacat, bnst as- Dsr. ?? dones scot say where) ?? to ...

... The following Extracts from the Anti-SlareryReparler, (in which Lord Seaford's assertions and calumnies are so ably refuted,) illustrate in a melancholy mariner the pre- sent condition of the Slave Laws and Slave treatment in our colonial possessions. Lord Seaford has strangely fancied that we have been anxious to press into our service every instance of-cruelty which the criminal calendars ...

... THE AMORNING CHRONICL E. L O ND O N; FRIDAY, OCTOJBER 24, 1828. We received last night Lisbon Gazettes to the 5th of October, from which we make the following extracts:- LIsBoN, OCT. 1.-SENHOR DR LOhIA, the Intendant General of the Police, announces that any person who conceals a sailor shall be fined 30 milrees. The captains of mercbantmnen ready to sail from this port, who desire convey to ...

... FAI tS ISN OC0'B -MR. ?? , .. : . -Ighi, dMichn(A F. ?? . 'ilalalwI .ii e, Michlael Fl. U^ . ?? 7;, ohitieialy Ilii i'ilt:, 2 da; s M. 2i. Culfork 7. I? :: .t ih ?? CM'1. -1. Iheppl)C ?? Mifh>c I ?? I~ ^ F;dr I ?? ila F. . . D mlthit'eh I 1- MI ?? ?? uinyllic ch el iaiv l'o-i.111 k,~ m-th Podiri .tik NeC w Dter ?? Il~iliTi. 1 .o . i,,roldilj| ?? llit.fji o 'ia. ?? (Granloi% n 14 . Fa' rk lTu. ...

... I itiEi.LN 0. KE11111tase cA'111OLIC MEETI'n- This imn ortantirmecting wus held a, Tralee, on ues day, pursitant to notice, in the Catholic Chapel- John O'Connell. Esq. of Grena, -was called. amuilet the accilria5 tiont of the meeting, to the chair and Charles Jamecs O'Conr- nor, Esq. was reqitested to act as S-,cretary. 11r James O'Gonncll, of Lakeevillc, in prop:-ing the se- cond resolutiOn, ...