... T11S DApiY. lu~~g'kt elety J piehlideflt. Most Honourable MARQUIS of DONE GALL. IPatrons. Most Honotirable MARQUIS of DowNstrRnE. Most Honouiable MARQUIS VANE LoNDONDERRY. Right Honourable EARL of RODEN. Right Honourable EARL of ENNISKILLEN. Right Honourable EARL of BELMIORE. Right Honourahle EARL O'NEILL. Right Honeurable VISCOUNT BANGOR. Right Honourable Lord DUFFERIN. Right Honourable ...

... AN'TL'R aM 1W U TI 'rILL Meet at CARRICKFERGJ n1on MION- Y DAY, 31st October. / :l3-1) 'CIIAIRLES IV. AlIMSTRON 7Ticasarer. W 1[ N k r V IL ' V. IITAVE nowv the pleasure of informinig their Fr ends dalid the Public, that they haVL. This Duy, Oocined their WINE ESTABLISHMENT, at They bave received their WINES direct from the dif. ferent Countries of produce, end from Ilouses of the very first ...

... NEW CrOWl 1i emel Timber, Red 'wood Deals, sta~ve' , & Latl;vood. THOMAS CTOPBEITT & Co. A RE at present lancling the CA11GO of tlje E;'t A LEEL, consisting of 343 Tons CROWN MIlEillIT, TIMBER; 10. ii. 0. CROWN RED WOOD DE.LiS, 12 to 20 fect lbmzg; 6 x 0. 0. Do. PIPE ST AVYES; 6 Fatioms IATHWOO/J4 All of prime quality, whish tiy Jdispose of Oil mode rate terms. 'ogetber with their tock of St. ...

... To th e orag istracy OF THIE COUNTY OFV A x T uI P14 MY Loa~s AND GENTLEMEN, ?? M I T me to return vy n mny most grateful thanks I for the high hoitoar you have conferred on me, by electing me to the Office of Treasurer of your County, and to express the deep obligation I at under for this proof of your confidence and approbation To retain that oafildettce and ?? that approbation shall ever he ...

... GREAT IRISH 8 t, X X IiRX t LIVAtY, I L1.%ST TO BALLYSHANNON AND SLIGO. Car aeittitl £Fi9,O 9~~Ds, IS A 1t1 E S I X50 A C R. t1l' it he revly tivt n. tfat ai Compiany h as heen f for the purpose of coirnecting the Port of \ferT with BJALLYSHANNON, by means of ;l I' R AI)toENNISKILLEN, passing throu-pi, I0 thetoWlolofAARMAGH, MONAGHAN, )Nf:3~ . r. 9 &c. and by establishing S T E A M- .T I ...

... NEW GARDEN Afld ,gricultrral Seeds. FARIIELL begs to inform his Friends and the p ,ublic, that he has received per the ARDENT. from a lrge supply of Ih boe, all of which is of ?? 811 sEfIE8 ar sual, well Stocked-with HIs and FORES S, FLOWERING z&c. which e etermined to Sell on very ,deratflte 2, HlGH-STREET, 1ltb Feb. 1836. 589) IAIt)ElN SEEDSi, &C. &C \,pRE ( :LA RK E has received, by the ...

... ORANGES. JUST ARRIVED, AT THE F'oreign Fruit, Grocery and Chletes 39, ACADEMY-STREET, 60 Cases Prime High Colotired MESSINA ORANGES 15 Cases Prime ST. I41CHAEL'S 9 RANGES. Which, together %with IrFresb Assort en of FOREiGN FRUITS, GROCERIES, CHE S Ind CONFEC TIONARY GOODS, of all kinds, * olesale and Re. tail, will be disposed of on moderate terms. (432 Belfast, 2d June, 1836. JOHN .UKENNA C ...

... FB. LITTLE ON CONSUNIPTION. Just Published, Octavo, Price Go. Boarde, FIREAlISE ol thle PREVE NTION and CURE I A of PULMONARY CONSUPTION, BY ROBERT LITPLE M.D. profesor of Midwifery aud IgeaV of Women and Cheidren, in the Royal BeAs;J70oege; Consulting FhysiCian to the ]Ielfas CHospital; Physician-Ac. ?? to the Belfast Lying in Charity, &c. Lond0,i,:_LONGMAN & CO. MACLACHILAN & STEWART, ...

... j, tltf g1'EB iFI :1 Uit U FACTO II Y ?? *4, Great litatrick-efitrets et.; l-1H SUBSCRIBER has*j t Aeied frorm Lon- 1(i0 Barrels RO- I ENT of the ,litv Nvhiheb ' M ible teesrms.- -1(tgIs;jtoll's Pat ent M A Itl s fins illion\VWILSON JOllNiSON. A ILI ' TI 9 V. E} ?? \ASH Nvill SEI'.l, )N//l . nt Wf'S I'Se, 011 S \T (I 1'I)ills p 1 J ('zs E O'clock, 41 294 Casks New Y. C. T L0V. 'l hllis ?? per ...

... FWA TEAS. GEORGE ASH S receive(T, per Messrs. L A NG T R Y S 1-T IEleD.1IA .N-S Vessels, from the last East India I yS SaIle a further supply of CosrnpaflyS il~i ctonj-ou, M!tTyseon, and Twankasiy .TF U A S , 400 Hhds New DUTCH FLAXSEED; 0 I)o. Last Year's New York DO.; (Tbe better ?? either in jverpool or Belfast;) :0 Tons Ro1ughi Sicily BRI TONE, &c. &c. wibich lhe will Sell on J sonable ...

... I PUrBLIC LE CTUaErS. 1 N coinpliance with the request (f a great number of IL the respectable Inhabitants of Belfast arid its neigh- bourbood, who are interested in the cause of Educating the DEAF and DUMB and the BLIND. 'MR. COLLIER Will deliver TWO LECTURES, in the LARGE l ASSEMBLY-ROOM, EXCHANGE, on this sub- ject-the first, on TUESDAY Evening, the 29th inst. on the EDUCATION OF DEE MUTES; ...

... IV' ANTENJ, oN THE FIRST OF MAY NEXT, ,roctl~lt, competent to conduct a CONGRE- A. ( TIONAL SCHOOL. He must be qualified tegive instructionl in the ordjinary branches of. an English Edoration, and produce satistactory testimionials Ias to Cha- roeter and Attainments. The School will, it is confideotly elpeeted, be available, under efficient management, for £2() re rhere is also a Free Hosne ...