... TUESDAY-JANUARY 27. ARMkGH PROTESTANT MEETING-ANTRIM POPISH MEETING, AND BELFAST PRO- TESTANT MEETING THAT OUGHT TO BE. 'This is a formidable heading to an article, but as meetings are the order of the day, we do not know a more appropriate situation which the popish, meeting to be held in Belfast this day, can occupy than to be placed between the proud Protestant assemblage at Ar- magh, arid ...

... LONDON-FRIDAY, JANUARY 23. The King is expected at St. James's from Windsor Castle, in the course of the ensuing week. His Majesty will, it is said, remain till after the meeting of Parlia- ment. The Duke of Northumberland's appointment as Viceroy of Ireland has received the Sign Manual, and, after it has passed the Great Seal, will appear in the Gazette, probably on Tuesday next. His Grace ...

... mon1bon. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1829. drl V ienna Papers to the I10th inst. and Franikfurt LII :Papers to the 14th, reached town this morning. They ar, contain accouints from ~the frolntiers of Servia, dated the mT) 23th of Decernber, inl which it is stated, that in conse- so quence of the great severity of thc weather all nilitary wvi operations had been suspended, and it has been found as ...

... At a Mleeting on Thursday, Mr. O'COhr.LL a stated that in consequence bf the accession of a number of Pro- A testant friends, it was proposed to change their name from Ca- B tholic Association to that of Universal Irish Assoctatlon. If that or happy event took place, it was intended to build a larger rooms for h their accommodation, on the plalt of the London Mechanicls' In. t, stitution, ...

... 7'P.E AioRNiNG CHROWICLH. LONDON: MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1829 We received last night, by the Flanders Mail, German and Brussels Papers, from which the following are extracts- BERLIN, JAN. IS.-The Journal of St. Peteraburgh contains the following news from the army inTurkey, dated 22d Dec. - A report from General ROTH :.ves the fellowing particulars of the operations of the squadrons of the ...

... (FROM THE MESSAGER DES CHAMBILES OF JAN. 20.1 CONSTANTINOrLE, DEc. 18-M. de Caultz, the Prussian En- voy Extraordinary, bas joined with the Ministers of the neutral Powers, to Induce the Heis Effendl to have TurkishCommission- era sent to PoaOs, to treat for the pacficatioO of Greece. He had also induced another Ambassador to make the same applicatton. This attempt has been fruitless. The Reis ...

... SHIPWRECK-PROVIDENTIAL ESCAPE. -r on __.+,r.. 1 w , Ahatl^nw orttf Lilt VT Ltti~~~~fl'i ~~'~''~~ ~ ' for ex- .We (Connaught Journal) copy thle following extract from oil Y a letter received since our last, by a respectable merchant in In' 7Tow, this town, from Mr. WalterBurke,. of Durkeville, in the. II liles, county of Galway,, who had been a passenger in the vessel alt tad wrecked, which ...

... RENFREWSHiIRE MEETING. On Monday last, a meeting of the Noblemeni, Centlemefl, try- ?? of Supply, and Magistrates ui oft Towns, was held in the County, Hail. Paisley, for the to b 11u11pose of receiving the reports of the difrerent C7omnititteetl the in thie various bills affecting Scolard, about to be brought curt into Parliament. den. Alr Campbell, M.P. in the chifir. cellii The report of ...

... * i a31W -L# uI If -l I FRQoM LLOYD'S LIST-Jan. 23. -s. I. it.-Thi~ wind has callitsied Copenhagesi, Jan, 10.-The wind has cotiatied-easterlY, T'i with frost, and our harbour is closed. Ga Heligolihnd,' Jan. 15;-Tbe Elbe small light, vessel has Al leftrher station on accout of the-drifting ice, and'entered Sir thelloadq to-day. . Hatbro', jan. .1'.-The River it Travemunde is full of R otfinp ...

... i A public meeting was on Monday held at the London Tavern, to tsl into con'ideration the distressed condition of the inhabitants of QUeen ?? should be understood, that the free burgesses of the boron of Qneenborough,who are chiefly fishermen, have refused to subnet' the dictation of the Select Body who form the Corporation; the co,,. quence of which is. that the Corporation have passed ...

... LONDON, JAN. OS. A letter from Ancona, dated Dece~mber 26thl, in a Gecr-A sca paer stte tht te egoieiotisbetsveen the French U and d cb English Cabinets, and the Porteut for the fialvet-A tlemencit of thle -affasirs of Greece, cotuiogoofaor ably. 'i'ho santo e tter ?? General Mtaison, the- s Frlynch e soueulatder ?? , has stopped the works A which he was executin~g for, the def Ic oftePnisl,1 ...

... I DUEL BETWEEN MR. F. GRLjG & MR. JOHN i LAWLESS. {YE- A_ . -1-1X IoJIA ._S1 (Prom MSe BeHfst CoLitmercW Chronicle.) Friday forenoon a considerable sensation was excited by the rumour that a hostile meeting was about to take place be- tween Air. Lawless and Mr. Gregg, in consequence of the letter of Mr. Lawless which appeared in Thursday's Northern Whig.* The circumstances connected with this ...