... TO SIR STEPHE N D5IA'?, Sovereign and Chief Mayistrate °f V . SIR, E, the undersigned, request that So will GENERAL MEETING of bthe ccI. BANKERS, TRADERS, and other INH 4X of BELFAST, on as early a day as c fmoeai5n 3 purpose of deciding upon Petitioning Parliatin 0?1,4 contemplated Increase of STAM P DUTIES in Your most obedient, John S. Fergusoni James BRosD William Boyd, Robert Al WVilliam, ...

... TiAMBElRa &C. ijIE s Be'~1, B offers for SALE, the CAR- P h rg eounia,, of , alifax, A.. .S5¶iTH, GO °LndiD' .fro PORT TMiE WAY, N§oova ?? Ster, lig. Of 90Ota Cons YELLO0YP' PINVE) TIMBER, 1860 c ED' PINE TIMfBER, 5 r Three Inch DEALIS. andi 1i0 feet of ?? THIYV&D. hO, abvewe.ifneaiot ed VESSEL, -Barthen per rX ?? te'rab1041 Toyvl, carkies a large .rS t ?? 0Y57 aj.coS loe eait to Sea ...

... BACHELORS' 33ALL. T a MEETING of ?? SUBSCRIBERS tn the A5lahove BALL, held this r I' t~he ROYAL HOTh:L, it was resolved, that be a FANCY BALL and take place on WEDNESIQ&bhe Gth October. By order of the Commigee, ANDREW DURHAM, Secretarvy Belfast, 22d Sept. 1830. ( FoRTuNE.-TELLtR.-Saturflay last Michael Nlurphy. was apprehended in Drogheda, by a soldier iif the 87th legt. as being a deserter ...

... , ~ ?? TO TaH2E' GSFTLE~fENT CLERGY' AND F*A OLDERS oF THE COUNTY OF ANTRIM. .GaESTLEMEN,!. ?? reeint loss the Nation; has-sustained; -d *khi;h-I i,,ith all his late Majesty's loyal Subjects,- most, sincerely ldeplorei must, aS a-necessafy consequence,; gi've jouth'e in the course of -a short tinim; 'of exercisaibtyiir ~ilective Franchise. I seize' thisT eaffrl' yp6ttntit graeteaby -to mny ...

... A CARD. M R. SMYLIE, SURGEON-DENTIST, begs leave to inform his Friends and the Public, that he has re- commenced business in the above line; and trusts, by at- tention and care, to merit a ?? public patronage. Diseases of the TEETH, GUlS, &c. treated profesional- ly. Teeth Cleaned, Scaled, rld Extracted-Charges mode- rate. gn. Mr. S. may he eonsulted at No. 10, GLOUCES- TER-STREET, off ...

... llable Concern 4 Mlronufac- FO0l SALE, 'BY: AUCTION. jEUBSCRIBER wilI SELL by AUCIoN qf1 t1 ?? the 30thinst- at TWELVE ?? -ISES (if not previously disposed of by ,ri. t) the LEASE of his extensive Concern, No, CdOttCICREET which has29 years fromtlastNo. 67,HI ?? tbe yearlyatbtey J 63,. fssformerily Ad. fleru on which upa heye beeu laid, 0ou ,fi-e up at, in the tF' 7re last 10 years.; HE i the ...

... BELFAST ACADEMICAL INSTITUTION- A GENERAL M.EETING of the PROPRIETORS I of the BELFAST ACADEMICAL INbTITU- TION, will be beld in the C O M M O N H A L L, on THlURSDAY, the 3d of Mah next, at TWELVE o'clock, to take their opinion on~be Establishment of a ME- pICAL and SURGICAL HOOL in the INSTITUTION, and to transact such othen misiness as may then be brought before them. By order of the Joint ...

... Auctionl and Conimission Mart, 7, CASTLE-PLACE.- -lEO. & 11U. HYNDMAN beg leave to direct th, G publicnattention to the above Establishment, ;vbici ,ffrds to personS Furnishing Houses, ?? not to In. 3et witb in any other in the North of Ireland, owing toth, 0nenae variety of articles which it contains, and price fronI 20 to 50 per cent, below the ordinary rates. They have at present on hand, ...

... BELFAST ACADEMICAL INSTITUTION. Dr. Tennent's Exhibition. HE SUBJECTS for EXAMINATION are:- 1 GRECIAN H1ISTORY-from the end of the Pelo- ponnesian War to the death of Philip of Macedon.-RO- MAN HISTORY-Lives of Augustus and Tiberius.- ENGLISH HISTORY-Reigns of Charles I. and II. with the Common-wealth.-POPE'S ESSAY on CRI- TICISM; aid the First Twenty hapters of PALEY'S NATURAL THEOLOGY. The ...

... GEN:ERAL ELECTION. COUNTY ANTRIM ELECTION THE FRIENDS of g0 ELFAST and GENERAL O'2lEIT are fuested to MEFT themn at the HUSTINGS, at M WKFERGus, on sA- TURDA Y tie 21st May. F U (34G , COUNTY OF ANTRIMV ELECTION. A T a Meeting of the FRIENDS 6f LORD BELL A FAST, held in the EXCHANGE-lROOMS, May 18, 1831, WILLIAMt TENNENr, Esq. Chairman, the follow. ing Resolutions were unanimously adopted Ist. ...

... BRITISH COLLEGE OF HEALTHI, NEW ROAD, KING'S CROSS., LONDON. T HEgrand desideratum of a cheap and certain re- T medy to all Diseases having been at length discovered, upon a simple and natural process, by Mr. MORISON, the Hygeist, the Vegetable Unieersal Medicines are presented to the attention of the afflicted, in any complaint whatever as their sure reliance of a certain cure. As ...

... BELFAST. ACADEMY. N 1TJESDAY- 1at May. PRMR MIUMS were distributed to the following Students: - ?? MATHEMATICS. John Sirnus, Sea-View Coltage, Belfazit. LOGIC. Thonas Cpoke, Be?/4.4 - Samuel Johnston; Lmnidondeiiy. For a series of Exercises performed during.the Session: John Beim, Relfast. For the best Abstract of a prescribed portion of the Lectures: James Stewart, nelr; fs, and T. W. Benn. ...