... IBELFAST NEIWS-LETTER. I3ELPAST, .FESDAY, NOVEMBER 2a. er WE have given, in another part of our paper of this day, a tolerably full report of the speeches represented' In as, having been delivered at the meeting helh in Dub- l lin on Wednesday last, for the purpose of reviving o the Orange -Institution. Wo say represented, buca use 'e while the utmost pubicity was professed in the outset, I, ...

... THEI ARMY. WAR-OFFICE, NOv. 2. 1 6th Dragonn Guards-Licut. T. Taylor to be Captain, by purchase, vice Ponsonby, retires; Cornet E. L. Pryse to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Taylor; E. Warriner to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Pryse. I Ith Light Dragoons- Lieut. J. H. Forrest, from half-pay, to be Lientenut, -vice 1H. G. P Tatskett exchanges receiving difference; Cornet J.. W. Rcynelds fo'l4 ...

... TOGETHET WITH A SCENE AT THE POLDOODY AeSOCIATlION FOR THE RR310VAL Of OYSTrR Gwim'VAN'SCPS. Progressing southwards, I arrived at Belfaist, vihich boasts no indigenous bivalve, but adopts for her own the gigantic oyster of Calrrickfergns, hich, as I am informed, is the name of a city, not of an oyster bed. Procuring a guide, I reqnested hin to precede my steps to those Cimmerian regions ...

... To THE, EDITOR OlP TH'E NMRWSZE7;7'EiR. l -Sin-On looking over a file of your papers, which a friend sent tne some time ago, ani article on Th Condition of G overuesses,extra.tted from. tlhe Spbectator, arrested my attention. Upon reading it, I couldhnt but think that tile writer Fad ?? his thoughts under an excitement of feeling produced by somo in- stance of tile daily: ibse rhiel ...

... i ay On. MondAy last, a sumptuous entertainment was given rN at the Regent Hotel, Leamington, as a testimony of respect ir ?? Edw ard Mosrtyn, on the part of the inhihiiallis in, whic waiba uerouslyatt ndcd. After the usual buslastis ite _ ord TxYNI1AA, on giving the health of the young at Prince Napoleon, said, that in proposing thI healhb of the to illustrious stranger who had bonoured ...

... C A N A D A. LORD DURHAM'S PROCLAMATION. ?? confowi y with one of its provisions, I have this day proclaimed the Act I and 2 Victoria, chap. 1 12, en- tituled- An Act for idemniying those who have issued or acted tinder certain parts of a certain Ordi. lsuce made under colour of an Act passed in the pre sent Session of Parliament, entituled 'an Act to make temporary provisions for the ...

... LONDfON PAv 1PERS OF TWrESDAY. THE London Papers of TUnuDAY evening, reached us last night. in due course, but they contain -scarcely any in- telligence of importance, in addition to that brought by the previous arrivabs. Ainongst our extracts will be ?? every paragraph-oF the slightest interest.. IwtrEILtIGL'Ncu ?? YND1A.-We (Bombay Courier of September 8) are enabled to confirm the total ...

... JBEDLFAST NEWS-LETTER. - BELFAST, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30. DOCTOR M'HALE AND THE BOARD OF .NATIONAL EDUCATION. I' I We this day publish the most important portions of Dr. M 'Hale's reply to the tremendous exposure of his Anti-Education' conduct, which was lately made 'by Dr. Mlurray, the Ri. Catholic Archbishop of Dublin, and who appears to be a manof firmness and candour. The tone of John Tuamn' ...

... 1 The following is the Report read at the meeting held 1 at the Conservative House iu IDawson-street, D~ubin, 1 on Wednesday last:- Your Committee, in bringing up their half-yearly report' feel it to be their duty to enter into a more than | usual detail-a detail which, however superfluous for the members of the institution, is yet rendered indis l! pensible, from the circumstances of the ...

... MR. O'CONNELL IN T'H URLES. TrUoI.as, THuRSDAY, FOU1R O'CLOCK.s Notbing could equal the bustle and confusion il Thurlos tfday, occasioned by the expected arrival of the Memriber for all Ireland. to dine with the Precursors of thi&.ciotmty. There was a total cessation of. business, and.even the court-house seemed deserted. -From an erlyv hour thousands of the people, pedestrians and. ...

... T[E ARMY. wAnl orrier, orvnMLSR 23. 4fthi Dragoon Guards-Cornet T. 0. W.. Coster, to be Lieut- by pur. vice Tyssen, retires ; Edm. J. Turner, gent. to bo Gor net, by pur. vice Coster. 13th Light Drageons-Cornet J. A. Cameron, to be Lieut. by pur. vice Stewart, prom. in 80th foot; K. Xirwan, gent to be Cornet, by pur. vice Cameron. Scots Fusilcer Guiards-Ensign and Lieut. C. P. Seymour, to be ...

... MOST IMPORTANT. Dispatches were received on Tnesday at the Colonial.-L lico from Lord Durham, dated Quebec, 20th October. Ilis Lord- ship had abandoned his intention ofvisitfiig the -United Statee, and intended to sail with his family on thl) Ist November, Ill the Inconstant frigate, direct for England. By accounts received from Quebec, from sources on whiehi we place the firmest reliance, ws ...