... THE BEILFAST NEWS-LETTER-. 'FRIDAY-JANUARY: . PROSECUTIONS OF TH'E PRESS. Our teaders will-.naturally expect to-bear our- senti- ninents regarding the recent proceedings which have'been' instituted against the Press. The freedom of publica-. -tioni is a right coucerning which we are justly, Jealous; and strong rindeed must the provocation be, which ought: legitimately to induce a government to ...

... ora tEn ;s9 ICA LENI DARy &C. FOR JANUIRY. In'e this month uncover the roots of trees, and cover I vviih.dun g. the roots of new plaited tres, to preveig the I frlot from injuring them. Cut all the dead branches off I fiuit trees. Plant quicksets; and cleanse trees from moss. Sow cresses, mustard, radisii, lettuce, and other small herbs, In warm rich soil, and good oiuth aspects. Give air, ...

... THI ARMY I '. I - - The 60'th (Rifle Regi-nent)Jwill, ft is expected, leave Limerick in the course of this month. - TIhe.62d Regiment, at present in Linsetick garrison, are to Vroceed to Madras.-- Major-General Sir John Keane, K C.B., Lieut. Governor and Commander of the Forces in Jamaica, arrived in Ports- mouth on. Wednesday evening, and embarked the next day. accompanied by his Aide-de-Camp ...

... EXECUj~ioN. ?? athe cold weather, at an early hour ite 'morning a vast assemblage of persons was col- lected around the scaffold in ?? Bailey, to.see the r extreme sentence of tel four foleiont the law carried i.nto- effect upon the t four folwing ?? Maynard, aged 36,who was con1victe, at the last September Sessons of baving X uttered a forged order upon the Custom.house; 'Wailiant Newitt, ...

... HEADS OF ENGLISH HISTORY IN VERSE, WITH A MVfZAONIC COUPLET CONTATMNG THE YEAR IN WHICH EACHI ACING ASCENDED THE THRONE. It is our intention to introduce into the Merc'ury and Kalei. doseope a series of historical verses, which will be found of great utility to our juvenile readers, and perhaps to others somewhat more advanced in life, if they will take the trouble to commit them to memory in ...

... [coBAErTts PEkEGRINATIONS THROUGH i. . -ENGLAND. ;Our readers, we presume, are generally aware, that mir Cobbett, -hi imitation of Mr. Buckiugham, has been Jor some.time on -a tour through the leading towns of England, lecturing on the state of the nation, and in- uldcating his pecnliar vieUs -regarding the remedial measures that should be employed in restoring it to its former condition of ...

... TO THE PEOPLE OF THEi COUNTY OF I . I I LIMERICKi FaLtOv\ COUNTRYMEN-I hope you wilt not ueiuli presumptive in addressing you. on the subject of the approach- ing election. I have, I think, a claim upon your attention, pimply because of my ardent anxiety to promote your interests, and to secure the permanent prosperity and liberty of our country, by placing-thetin on the only solid basis of ...

... . sule f~~t HtIICNGHAM RALILWAYZ CGMPANY. 5of To THE' EDIT' On OF 7TRO LIPPRPOOL MRA'EPUtRY lak GicTetir.tEiC,-lf was pleased to see IIy adverticementril bethe public pa pers that it is in contcerplatioli to form a Iralroa I .between thist town and Birminghawih fcnutdot las- ?? principles, wfil, I -am convinced, be of great impnrtan ere to the commercial interests of both towns, and, the extc ...

... THIE MIARQUIS OF DONEGALL. We have the pleasure of recording another instance of, 'that munificence to public.institutions and to religious coin- manities, for which .the Marqt s of Donegall is distinguished. We know not by tv'hat fataTty it hIs happened, that our contemporary, the Mhig, should appear to take-a kind of ha- bitual pleasure in seizing on the most trivial circumstances\ that, by ...

... TA'ITERSALL'S, Tht7RSDAY, DEC. 31. 15 j t i f5 - - n - _. . A . ?? netting continues so extremely flat that we can onlv give a quotation of the latest prices. DERBY. 8 to 1 agst Sir M. Wood's Mummer 9 to I - Mr. Petre's Brunswicker 12 to 1 - Mr. Chifney's Cressida colt 13 to 1 - Sir M. Wood's Cetus 14 to 1 - Lord Cavendish's Mouse colt ; ], to 1 - Lord Exeter's Mahusoud 20 to 1 - Lord ...

... Captain Lord Wm. Paget, M. P., arrived at Portsmouth on Tuesday afternoon, and immediately commissioned the North Star, 28 guns, fdr the West India'station. Lieuts, Buckle and Bolton are appointed to her. PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 26.-His Majesty's sloop Espiegle, Commander R. Elliott, arrived on Wednesday at Plymouth. with 500,000 dollars on board, having left Cuba on the 16th ult. The Arachne sailed ...

... MR. COBBYTT'S LECTURES IN LIVERPOoL - - - ?? ~ - D B to -On q Tuesday evening Mr.,Cobbett delivered his Vyst mn- lecture oll the state of the ?? at our 1,lusic.ball,;to ya very nuuerous assemh 'ge. We have in anotber partpf our pablication given a muoh more anmple abstract of is. be address of two hours than we shbould have done had, re rs, merely consulted our own inclivations on the subject, ...