... IIPRO-VEMENT' OF THE lHARBOUR. On Tuesday a report was presented to the Commit.I tee for.Ah6e Improvement of the Harbour, by a Sub-, committee, thpvt had-heen dppsinted to estimate the rate. of tax tiotfjhat Wtouldilbe' necessarv for affecting the al-I teratio~arhat hbavebeen proposed. -The ,V'eseut chaiere. on coatingvessjs~arrount, 'it vvrould appear, to'71/2d.- perion, 'and thepmaximum or ...

... 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 ?? it ?? 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 a ...

... 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 ?? ;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, ...

... LONTDON-Al ONDAY, DECEMBEI? 28. Dispatches from Sir C. Bagot. our Am!assador at the Hague, 1were received atithe Foreign Office on Sa- tturday morning. About. one-in the afternoon a number. of the Cabinet Mfiinisters assembled at the Foreign Ofice, itijdiing the Duke of W'ellington, Mr. Secretary Peel, Sir G. AMirav, anid the Eatl of Aberdeen. The Ministers remnainied in conference together at ...

... AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS-RIOTOUS MlOVEMENTS IN ENGLAND 1 . . .. ?? . Norwich is in a very disturbed state, a Mr. Sprinjall, a manufacturer, has been shot, and lies in a very hopeless l state. Some troops of cavalry have arrived. Alarming symptoms have MnR1ifested themselves in Buck- inghamshire; a riotous movement awonyst the Cyriukutaral labourers. A requisition for a county meeting will shortly ...

... LARRY MOORE-AN IRISH SKETCH. . I . , - . ?? - . I By MR6S. S. C. HALL. (From Friendship's OfltringJbr 1830.) Think of to-morrow !-that is what no Irish peasant did yet, with a view of providing for it; at least no one I have bad an opportunity of being acquainted with. IHe will think of any thing-of everything bat that. There is Larry Aloore, for example; who, that has ever visited my own ...

... [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 ?? -regarding the remedial measures that should be employed in restoring it to its former condition of ...

... THE: BELFAST NEW3S-LETTERW ?? ~ ~ ~ I -:i 1 TUESDAY-JANUARY S.. STATE: OF T[-lE SOUTH. In the reported speech of the Attorney'General on one of the rec Wttriil of the.'lforningjo0uinnaL he is made to boast of the ranquiiy of rla and the setisfac- tion whichit co'nseque ntly ,ffords to ,Govern)meit. He is also maaeto give- his sfatement an official air, by asserting thi'at'h'ed ad his ...

... ' 'It rt ET EDITOR OF1 TrlE NEWS-LE'TTER. SIR,-Mr. James 1\lCleerY has, in a letter aldressed to you, iu The Nenws retcC of 25th in-t. .statwl that he cannt fiwnd als clause in the Act of Itkh and 'fith ?? III. whichl -requires the unidi-rtakerrs of the Lagain canal tb lay Out their present inc'me in mtdeing iniprovement.i on the canals Per- haps, according to the strict leter of thb law be ...

... ASSOCIATION FOR PROTECTING THE Plt-ESS. Thl ! questifir of the liberty hf the Press, arising oat of the 'late trials, stili constitutes, ind deservedly, a pronirenit topic of disei ssionr The contrast, which France at this moment exhibits to England, ill regard to the rights of free political inquiry, is truly humiliating tn'the latter. We have, it is true, our Jury system, Ivhich, though an ...

... CIURCH ESTABLISHNIIENT. To T;E EARL OF MOUNTCASHEL. The Palace,. Ferns..Deierober;21, 1829. 3_I- muot commence my. repfy to your Lord- ?? of the I7th instant, -by recalling to your recol- ?? letgatemeant Which I made. in the conclusion of each lereollo v letters. I there reminded your Lordship ?? e ad to maintain two positions. They are, ?? that a 'n e l dnot rrecpiyg i4 to our Church ...