... TO TKE 'LORD B'IS I-OP OF FERNS. Moiore-parh, I 7th Decemb~er, 1829.. Mv Loanr-When this correspondenc e cpmmenced, I lit- fle calculated qu a- combat ag~iustaevasion, and a struggle againat practices too.,ofteb resorted to ?? of Law. - Blut though quibblaes mna'y tffhere sometimes 'triumph,'.and thougb-afia-w in.the in~l~t~onkmy-de~felt~the _Qleares.Lexi, dence, yet, at the bar of public ...

... THE BELFAST -NEWS-LETTEBR-| - . I TFRIDAY-9ECEIT-BER 4. ' FRENCHE 1 MINiSTRY. The partial changes, which lately took Wlac6,in the French Ministry, have not in the-zemotest degree abated the hostility of the liberalists-these continue as violeni as ever, and when it- is recollected5' that they have ill their hands-almostg the whole of -the newspaper press oI Paris, with a powetfui party to ...

... - ?. - ??TaE,;TATE! ?? - ?? ?? ?? i.-: n 4la iednesday: last, a meeting o the Joarneyenii Ca- inet- makers, 'anti otliers conterned in th trade, was held in the- ourt Riiusei ?? the LhteC~nagstrate, Sir 'ephen Mlay, 'auid C. ?? 'Skitinler, ?? ?? ?? ?? -The meeting' was convened i naccordance wih the desire ex'pa essed by siome workmen etnsployed in that trade, with a view of exculphitig ...

... GdARD12AS' CALENDAR&c, C | EOR DECEMB-iL. ,,itei*-tbrdc.n-Fr.4kMep .peas and beans, or coveritheir :-stems with gsl aawdnast, ,otr4dl -tan. :Tie'llp endiwae, ealr. dnoons, aid white-beet. ?? e4ible rerteiand fqsl'griwnn. 7egetables~itih e coleptle~v~se;a'l plast'itihe lattertonsand, in an open shed, for use. Destroy issets, 8ce. - . .F- e=_ Trtedt .eh6rooiw of ter.d e -lantswiith d'ittr,.Asbes ...

... THE -CHERO.KEES. , TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS-LETTER. Slit-I have taken the following account of See-quah-yab, the celebrated inventor of the Cherokee alphabet, from the Wesleyan Methodist Magazine for November 1829. ' 't is copied from one of a series of lectures on American litera- ture, delivered last winter at* the city of Washington, -by Sam;uel L Knapp, Esq. ; if you think it proper I ata ...

... ?? -. - '-' -On Suiday' th'e' dannu'al Cbihriy' SeFmon, in Rid of the furidf tif 'the House of Im`rn-try, 'w'as preabhed in St: George's Ciurch, *Yihe R1 it.'fl W.'13laid -The teit was taken from the 4th chapter of St, Paul's first Episdeto the Crii iir'i:s andith;2d -verse.'It ist urredin stewads thltfa man-be'found ?? -expianatiin of this text, the' -ReV. Gentlernaii successfully'and' ...

... BELFAST HIORTIUVLTURAL SOCETY.- The seience and pursuits of .Horticulture are among the most healthful asd interesting 7that the human mind can pursue. lurreniing the'quiantity and quality ofgarden ve- getabies, fruits, arid dirver's, Rod the cultivation of vahiable- and ornamental trees and shrubs,: should all be encouraged -particularly by every landed proprietor. Farming socie- ties have ...

... BURNS THE -POET. A copy of very pretty verses addressed by Burns to Highland Mary is now going 'the round of the papers, as It'is termed. They beginwtbus- O'er the mist shrouded cliffs of the' lone-lenuntain straying, Where the wild-winds of winter incessantly rave. These verses are said by the newspapers to be copied from the Edinburyh Literary Jour77al, in which they have now ...

... TO TIHE EDITOR OF THE NEWS-LETTER. SIR,-I have read in the News-Letter of this day, a letter migned H. Cooke, in reference to my call upon him for the production of his witness, or witnesses, who, as he alleged, 'Could establish the falsehood of my assertion with regard te his opinion of the Rev. J. S. Reid. Ile comrmences by apo. logizing for the tardiness-of his -attempted reply,. on th, ...

... LORD NIOUNTCASHELL. Insthe last nuimber of the News-Letter we. Inserted the letter of Lord Mounteashell to the Bishop of Ferns, in which fm jhe sped 6iyefereetees that were made to places in veri- iiration of the Noble Earl's statements, individuals were necessarily-implicated. Three or-four letters have, in conse. quenee, appeared; and though from their length we cannot insert all these, yet ...

... RE-V. TH1I'wtlY COOKE. -Extract ofi'a letter dated Jeffersor College, United States, l October 21 st, 'IS29.: The BOard lif 'prustees JeffricsorI College, in tbe United States of America, *hivingbere assured from different cre- dible sources, niot 41ly of the exertions mrade by the Rev. Henry Cooke, dif Killileafgh, in Ulster, Ireland, in behalf of the pure Evangelical dooe1iilles ntf ...

... MR. O'CONNELL AND THE'TIMES. Mr. O'Connell has published a letter in reply to the Tirmes newspaper, ins which he says-' theicatiff does not venture to deny -venality by any positive or distinct aver- ment! ! The letterconcludes th s- Ladyofthe Strand,' for the present I ?? with ou. You will, as becomes you, rake up all the vicahunies of the vile Orange Press of Ireland, anid give then]ut in ...