... E Da6 TO T HE 'YOUy OF TitryIN y OL`t ob~~ TO ~~ DMHLLrGE. l ; :T* ;fo tMxA) *SoLLEoit.-Wq 'aiis lrred,. in O°ir3aaj thut L skew Weie :retwried.. T hey j ra W ?? y3'eote ) I the CIliSke. determined, i I 'tet? ...

... ALNCTION INFIMLLIGENCE. BERNAR CASTLE, Duc 28, 1832. TO THE uniTon OF TEN NOflN4I CO530NICLIK. Sin-I alonrrys'yrruy that% the accoualvi the rnumsbers at the close of the Pull Iasi Saturday, as given out by the Conesitteei, contained a few errorsr, by, which, quite usalnteewiaeally, your cor. -espossdeat 'Ithfled you' us' to' the, numbers.. Tue Sheriff at beir. liugton. on Moadty. Save tbeeas ...

... vto1 orctrxati'0 Vournatl. RFEFUSAL OF THE DUTCH KING TO SURRENIDER THE FORTS. The official notification of the King of Holland's refusal to surrender the fortresses dependent on the citadel of Antwerp, reached the Foreign Office last night, as did also the news of the order for the recall of the French troops from Belgium. Louis Philtp zand his Queen, accompanied by a numerous retinue, ...

... FOR THE BELFAST' NEWS-LETTER. AGRICULTURAL RE PORT roit DECEMBE R JBdelfst, 31st Decerbler. CONTRARtY to very generally entertained expectations in thc iater part of tlhc ]8st, and becinning of thc present onIthA, the storiry inifluences of whiter have not been exerted so frightfully as the threatening attitude of Na- tirrehi (espoiler at tbat timne seemed to forebode. T'he wvintry ~\inds ...

... f 1 tle Editor tJ' the North Iales Caroanicle. Slin I sent a copy of the following letter to the Etditor of the Carlarvon H-lerald, which, however, i Jai hais declined giving publicity to. But, ns the speecll to which it ril ludes, still remnills ?? being either coirteted or retacied, I must beg ylou t ,wnill let it appear i5 your paper:. Itiip jewars tlfat a i class of men wvere iitlackedl ...

... I i Mr. Stanley's declaration at Lancaster, that his 0 Majesty's ministers were bound to resist any extensioni eof the reform bill, especially any change in the sep- . tennial bill, and the taking the vote by ballot, has e created a greater sensation than any declaration from a similar quarter, except that of Mr. George Dawson in 1828, that we remember. The question naturally arises, did Mr. ...

... I , - - - - THSARMY,: . - I Limerirk gtarrion is now ucmporeod of a brigade of RoyI Artillery, squadron of-the 61h Fnristkille: ord, dtepoma of the 32d, 57tb, srd tbe &Sd Regimernts. .Tbs Slid bsve sent paties to Neocaatle, Shansgo}&O, .aAX R ~tbkeale, ina place .f tb* 77th now utation1 st Trale'-' A Court IMartisl, of which Lintinast ColonllKi*rood. 64hfi i~Wsiren;it, tai s i~i:~ 1t ...

... MARRIAGE n, HIGil Lire.-At the residence of the| Marquis Conyngham, in lHatilton-place, London, on thel 22d ult. Sir WM. MEREDYTH SOMEaVILLE, Bart. to Ladyl MARIA CONYNGHAM, youngest daughter of the Marquis Conyngham. After the nuptial ceremony, the happy pair proceeded to pass the honeymoon at Deubies, near Dork- ing, the seat of Mr. Dennison, M.P. (uncle to the bride,) who, with the Earl of ...

... EXPPESS FROM BRUSSELS AD1QANT IVERP. (OFFICIAL, FRoM THE NriDNlEt t BErGE ) EXECUTION OF THE. TREATY OF CAPITULATION. ANTWERP, DjEc. 2S, NO-N.- The French officer dirspatched to the Hague bv Marshal C urit Gerard left Antwerp yester- day morning at II o'clock, accomupanied by a Dutch officer sent on the part of General Chiase; the will not return to Artiwerr) probably before.to-morrow. On the ...

... , 'THE PLASGWYN HOUNDS ISEE'1 'laesday, Ist Jan. at Dragon Hill. Thursday, 3d, at the Hunting House. Saturdai, 5th, at Rhos Francis. Each day at ten o'elock. CArPTAI S+aitmNstt.-It will be seen from an ad- vertisement in.another column, that the executor- of. this amiabbl man are active in the perforwance of their melancholy duty. We cannnt- dou0bt that those 'vho had aecounts with Captain ...

... On the candidates being proposed and seconded, Mr. Sheriff Schoales enqurred if any Gentleman wished to ad- dress the meeting. Sir ROBERT BATESON came forward, and spoke to the fol- loeing effect :-Mr. Sheriffs, and electors of the county of Londonderry, another opportunity is afforded me, of return- ing my most sincere thanks to the generous and enlightened constituency of this great and ...

... | MILITARY P80lf OTION-Af Asi-Oticsc, DreEMe~mt 28. jth iteggment of Dragoasn Jtlrils-Licattetaut I. W. Kinre to be Captain, by optrha c, vice Siontt, who reiain,; Cornet 1.. R. Shawe to b.- Lieutenant, by purchiase, vice King; T. Mosley, gent., to be savrret, by purchase, vice Shlawe. I bth cgionsent uf Light Dragoont-Cornet J. Phelps to be lientenant, by pclta-e. vice Carwen, who retires; W. ...