... t BENFAST 'NEWS-LETTEAL. BELFAST, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. SPANISH REVOLUTION AND CHANGE OF THE FRENCH MINISTRY. THrE Continental and other Papers which have arrived since the pubilication of our last number. bring a vast quan- tity of additional details respecting the late Spanish xevo- lution; but as their interest is chiefly of a local nature, we I do not think it necessary to fill up our ...

... IMANUFACTURES IN IRIELAND. The fillowinig htas appeared in the Lotidoit Courier and also in the Loiidoatlerry Jourtilal, iaild as We cui1idcr Cli subjcet very imllportalnt, %e also Ittrt it 'TO TJlJ. EDITOfl OF TIlE LONOON COt1li0. S0i--It has heen m) lot, titollgh Inich egailnst my will, to tiavel over thle greater pgait of fi elaoid ?? Ith sit al tlt. ninnihsa, nd I an) llOVC about to wtke ...

... On Tuesday morning, between two and three o'cloek, the premises of Mr. Wilson, tea-dealer, at the foot of' Lodedor Bridge, were discovered to be on fire. MIr. Wilson, who slept on the second tloor, tinding all egress impeded by the fire, which was then rapidly ascending, was compelled to precipitate himself out of the window, the effect of wh:ch ?? that he had one arshi broken, antd a lea ...

... TO THE EDITlOR OF THE NEWS-LETTER. Sir-An Obsetrer would beg respectfully to inquire, through the medium of your Journal, if the Magistrates have the power, by Act of Parliament, to put a stop to the cruel practice of Bear Baiting, which has been carried on for some time, in the lower end of May-street, (convenient to the Police departenent stationed in that place.) Surely it must pain the ...

... LORD MULGRAVE, IN DONEGAL, Fr(oln the DIrrqy Jo0!r ln.) COn Wednesday, a vist concounie of peop1ton'etn1bled iit tfle town of Donergl for tihe potrpo'e of receiving his £xeexcileny on his way to Rillybegt-. His arrival woas expected about four o'cleoch but not reaclhing thlc towin till libnitpnst seven, otoenv of the persons who had coline a conmiderabe diitance were oblizeol to repair ...

... 0- j 4rSVAL MEETING OF THE BROWN-STREET I ~~~SCHOO'L. pj rifly noticed, its our last nunsber, the proceedings Lit ?? School Society, at their l alftetn li .aqt. but- had not room for entering into details. T- 'rs 310rd5)' ,,a held, by adjournmcnt, 'inl thle Preslbvktrian .1av.-street, Sir It. Batesion, Bart. A1lt1. in the'l Char. ?? , ev Air A'llwaine moved that the repuiut he re- wd1il ,as ...

... TIHE AIZ4y-JIMPORTANT. The rfollowing ordri~ bus j ust been promulgated- WILLIAMi IV. Whereas it hias'eefit repirettented to us that it would mia. terially tend to the en~ouiriigem~crit of' good ?? inl thle armyv if a reward, to be ataiiied only bly the weli-condtieted soldier, were strbmitted icr thle additional pay now granted to soldiers who liave comtpleted eertaiin.petiods of service, ...

... COUNTY OF DOWN ELEOTION. Tuesday, tie election of a Member of Parliament, in the room of Lord Arthur Hill, now Baron Sandys, called to the House of Peers, took place in the Court-House, Down- patrick. Shortly after twelve o'clock tbe doors were thrown open, and the Court was in a few minutes crowded almost to suffoication by a dense throng of tenantry and others. who had been arriving in large ...

... TuIE weather during this montlh has been very sari-1 able; ve experiented eight suc essive days, buth dry, l w\arn and mild, indeed the only summinner weather ;-e have had this season. During the reminaider of thI month we huve had much tair,, cold high winds, and4 frequently fiost daring the night, which has blackened the potatoe tops i; several districts, particularly ii low tnarsby and ...

... FIRE-I,1SI NG IN 'TE' CIASGO(m W iO,[CE .NU 1LD N1) 8~. A' inruet e~xtraerdienxxy anud xtll iiett'tl 1 x diabltriii';tl piro ee d'iiil Wa~fs, Oil Mlltmdav evenini g, iliscovs slill 1ii iC i t:itke t lilace lit, thxe fire dep~artuxent of tile poixec CC b il'll it5 tlt (io Creqii te i:e oif Ivlin!1x gra'et sexxsatiott ixas b ext excitid, ?? uiiliy IC ili'al, PI1oi; estlablish inixci it, but. ...

... x!A,,FcTL;BIG ADVA.N'TAGFS OF AMERICA. e~ietepniliciatiol oif I England, Ireland, arid Ameri. h;~e Iuhrhshad art opportunity of visiting the United auteh'~~of t'115~ S meican people;- nohepit forth it) that Pamphilet. Looking to I 5.jdovrn Of the North American eoirttentt th ?? as the latter is to Africa -with an Oi rmoaiia e extent ef river navigation- its bound. ?? the toast fertile soil in ...

... TO TO- ?? E.dinilrgh, 17t/1 A4 ugst,l 8V,6. S.Iii-In your paper of 9th inst. you have given some a¢- count, of whlat appear to you the Mreis, of a smallvolume latelv published by mue on, Ireland. I think that in the vcry ontpet vou show your feeling to be, that ,a Scotcbman and a re'ldent ?? in Edlinbulrgi' cannot propose any remedy for the evi's of IrelanI ; and-if he could that he ought ...