... We understand that this' day, the mail will be conveyed by a coach between Belfast and Enniskillen, passingthrough Lisburn, Moira, Lurgan, -Portadown, Armagh, Caledon, Glasslough, Monaghan, Clones, and Lisnaskea. The dis- patch from Belfast will be at 20 minutes past 5 in the, afternoon. Letters will therefore be*roeceived for that mail until 5 o'clock. The coach,' from ']iniskillenr will ...

... The sterm-slip Corsair, Gowan, for Liverpool, sails on Toesday, at eleven odeock forenoon and the Chieftain, 1-leather, on Thursdav, at ora.e o'clock afternoon. Tfhe Triton, Carnell, for London, clears to-morrow. Arrived, on Thursday, the Maria, of Bull, *Villiam ?? st mwsier, fr om Sierria Leone.-CIri eatordSr, tire Varoigsferii, of i sils,, ?? ])gby, iarl~ter, from Demerara-o in50 far, tibe ...

... I MPiIaEIaBtL pARLIA-IllmEXT. HOUSE OF COMMONS_3ONAT, JUNE 2. Mr. EBENEZER JACOB, the new, Meniber for Dungarvan. was introduced by Mr. F. O'COs'NOIL and another Irish Member, and took the oaths and his seat. Mr.' A. BARING presented petitions from 34 parishes in the county of Essex, praying that no measure might be passed that could be injurious to the Church;, The Hon. Member then stated ...

... NATURALx I-Tsrony.-Th March, 1832, a society was formed among the youth of the Royal Academical Institu- tion, for the purpose of having papers read *pon the vari- ons uiseful and instructive branches of Natural Hlistory.- This society, termed 11 The Royal Academical Instittitiosi Juvenile Natural History Society, though taken little no- tice of in its infancy, except by th6se connected wivth ...

... ?? ?? S- ECCLESIASTICAL ENDOWMENTS-SYNOD OF ULSTER. The Naorthern Wlig'of Thursday last has an article on national establishments of 'religion, which requires some t notice, as it is written in anticipation of a disciussion-of the t subject at the approaching meeting of the Synod of Ulster. I It seems that some persons, whom the W-Jisr calls the 9 *leaders, have a set of resolutions in ...

... BELFAST XTEWS-LISTWER. BELFAST-FRIDAY, JUNE 27. E XPIE915. - LAST night we received, as usual, our express with the London papers of TtJESDAY evening. The foreign news contained in these papers is not of much importance. The sloop of war Savage haas arrived at Falmouth from Lisbon, from whence sbe sailed on the 9th inst, Don Miguel sailed from Cascases Bay for Genoa ol the 6th, in the Stag, ...

... .CAUTION.-On Tuesday last, a fellow, who affects to be paralytic, is deficient in speech, and appeared in great misery, was detected in attempting to steal a pig, the pro- perty of Mr. John Sinclair, of Henry-vale, near Dundonald. When seized, he refused to' give any account of himself, and affected'to play the idiot As there is every probability, that the same fellow inniy continue his ...

... i, of ;lYE>,la t ni tr~e~ d, Jby Express, the London l of SATURDAY evening, which contain full reports of w mosti important discussion that took place in the House of Lords; !oil FRIDAY evening iespectingthe issuing of the Cotnmis- sior for inquliolg into the revenues and other matters Col- nected with! the state of the Established Church in Ireland. The speech of Earl Grey was in many ...

... '-STATIOM& CC THE IRITISH ARMY.- ' (From the United Serice Gazette.) [:1h.re_ two places are metntioned, the last-named is that at which the reserve oampanies of the regiments rer stationed.] It Life Guards, Knightsbridge 79th, Madras; Chatham 2d, Wndsor . 1-. 4tth Bombay; Chathasa EoyalfHorse Guards,Regent's Park 40th, Bombay; Chatham IstDragoon Guards, Dorchestr 42d Malta; Aberdeen 2d, ...

... -IMYPERIANI PA-alI]AI#IENT0- HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY, JuNE 6. IRISI CHUTRCH COMMISSION. The Earl of WICKLOW said, that in bringing forward this question in the present circumstances of the Ministry, it was not his intention to add to their 'embarrassment.._ During the whole of 'the Session he had abstained from pursuing any course of embarrassment towards them. His reason was, that he really ...

... BROWN-ST4ZRT ,DA1U',i7VAND SUNDAY .s . Elf .i Q ~ ; ?? w X a s -: ,. - ?? I : Yesterday; -at -i loclk sh& stirit', meting of the Subscribers to tle ,Brow-.streetDaily ?? Schools was~heldiin- the SchooliroomlT~he'3Rer:Ar-G;Macartney 'in tlie'Cbair. IThe Report of the Committee for the past )ear was readbty the Se-reitary, Mr.- James Hart, embody~ ingth e4-6nden-e weent -Cdm-miFtee abnd the 8' ...

... INSTALLATION OF HIS GRACE THE -DUKE OF. WELLINGTON. OXFOaD, JUNE 9.-From an early hour this morning,' carriages have arrived without intermission, bringing wvitie them visitors of the highest distillntion, In the list of titled personages for whom apartments are provided at the Ange1l Hotel, are Prince and Princess Lieven, Marquis of Londonderry, Marquis and Marehioness: SulisbuiY, thie Earl ...