... -LONDONv-M-ON-DAY, -7l 94AUA.4Rl' 4. The Quarter's Revenue witU be made -up to-morrow night. Extraordirieqy e4iois.Iiare ?? in the va- ?? departments for-the purpose of giving the state- . met in -as favourable a way as possiifle. We utnder- stand that the falliog off in the Excise and Customs will be-very great.-Standard. SETT1. M1ENT OF GiEEEcE.-The Journal-de Debuts of the 28th ilt. states, ...

... The Annual Dinner of this Society. was held on Thurs- day the 7th instant,. in the Market-house. Nearly eighty members and visitors sat down to an excellent dinner, pro- vided by MIKenna. The arrangements rvere most.judicious; and every thing was conducted iii the best order-Mr. Edward:. Gardner in ,the Chair, and Mr. John Stevenson, Vice.-President. 'The King, -'the Army and. Navy, a the ...

... The election of a Representative far the County of the Town of Carrickfergus took place yesterday.- After the usual Proclamation, &c. Richard Dobbs, Esq. proposed Sir Arthur Chichester, Bart.-This was seconded by Stewart Dunn, Esq. JaMes Craig, Esq. proposed Lord G. A. Hill.-, This-was seconded by the Rev. -Dr. Cupples. Tihe Sheriffs then called for a show of hands, when there appeared to be ...

... IMPERIAL PAR IEAMENT. I HOUSE OF COMMONS TUESDAY, MXAtcH 9. Lord CASTLEREAGHI presented a petition from, a 'Clergyrn.,-in Killileagi, Co. Down,, against the present act. for regulating Vestries. ' Mr HUME moved for ann account ofthe cotton yarns and -twists -exported, from 182& to 1829; andi various other returns. - : Lord ALTHORP presented a petition from the Grand :'ury of Northamptonshire, ...

... ISETCIFS OF THE IRISH PEASANTRY- I . THE BROTHERS. solle former numbers of the Arews-Letter we etil most striking portions of an admirable talc,! hait, lils periodically appeared iu the Dublin Ciris- l gEreino/tc7 under the title of the Brothers._ beern brouglht to a conclusion in the E xaminer t tele present month, and a more deeply pathetic des- ?? thaln that with which it has been wound ...

... * The following statement from the Committee of the Ulster Temperance Society, is calculated to remove misconception respecting the principles arid object of Temperance Societies: While Temperance Societies are founded on the great laws of Christian charity and self-preservation, they do not inter- fere with the peculiarities of any religious creed. Their bond of union is niot a comitori ...

... LONDON-MONDAYAPRIL 26. HIS MAJESTY'S HEALTH. *s Windsor Castle, April 241. The King has passed two good nights, and continues better. I HENRY HALFoILM. (From the Court C'ircUiar of Mfofnday.) Tbe Duke of Clarence spent two hours in company with his Majesty on Friday. The King passed a very good night on IFriday night. Sir Henry Halford left the Palace at half-past seven o'clock on Saturday ...

... HOUSE OF INDUSTRY-SPECIAL MEETING. 'Yesterday a special meoting of the Committee of the I House of Industry was heid for the purpose of considering the resolutions of the Committeefor the relief of the dis-. tressed weavers, the substanoo-of which resolutions was given in a late number of the News-Leter. The Rev. Dr. Crolly presided at this meeting of the Committee of the House of Industry, ...

... Ce maitre d' Ecole est devenu fou en cherchant la Paulo postie ture l d' un verbe Grec.-LE Ssac. WE had heard much and we had read much concernirin the Rev. Edward Irving, previously to his visit to Belfastl but we never before had an opportunity of personally; witnessing his performances from the pulpit. Aln expecta- tion may be therefore entertained that we should specially state our opinion ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWSLETTER. SEa-I arn glatl ti see, by an 'article in your lpaper oi' Friday last, that you take aln interest in what regards the i safety and property of the inhabitants of the towln. YouI iotice, very justly several attemptsat Robbery which have been maile recently in the neighbourhoed of Joy-street, and you conclude by calling on the authorities to be particular in ...

... A . . . ?? - tent, and injurious effects of the practice, and his ex.pose has produced an abandontent of it. But the question is, may not this abandonment be but temporary, and may riot the objectionable system be re-established, so soon as the present { agitation shall have subsided? The law on the subject as applicable to Ireland is already remarkably strong, and we wvish that Mr. Littleton, ...

... CHURCH REFOIRM-DR. PHILPOTTS. Tart following tremendous letter has been addressed by C. Rippon, Esq. of Stanhope Castle, to Sir R. Peel on the eppojtinpt of tlr. Philpotts to the Episcopal Soe of Ex5eter, Ou Tuesday the 12th inst. a meeting under the designation of di The Friends of Church Refoim was held at Gates- head, on which occasion a public vote of thanks to Mr. Rippon w-s passed, and ...