... 5JfP Newo. (Continued front fourth page,) BELFAST, Dec. 3.-Wind, N.W.; weather, moderate. ARRIVg)D. Dec. 1.-Tynwald (st), Isle of Mans; Margaret Lang. Gor- don, Glasgow. pig irol; Ellen Vanivain, Cregan, Liverpool, salt 7 collierl, 2.-Princess Alice (at), Fleetwanrod; Glow Worm (st), Ardrossan; Enrl of Lonsdele (st), Whitehaven; Thetis (st), Glasgow; Sr's King (at), Liverpool. 3.-Geueral Bon, ...

... PUBLIC Wonts. -.Mr Halverfield, of Crockvnacrieve- house. has been appointed inspector general of Ferinanagh, and Colonel Pack, whio had just arrived here, is sent to Arm agh. Mr ?? 's a good businesq mlm, aod wvil make an active anid excellent public officer. Richard D'Arcy, E;q., has obtained a similar appointment for Tyrone._Fertanaoyh Reporter. Tilltr BALLYMENA R ELI 1F W ?? the first ...

... New Moon, Friday, i8th Dec., 18 Min. past 1l, evening. First Qnarter. Friday, 25th Dec., 12 mil. past 6, morning. Full Moon, Fri~dnv, Ist Jan., 18 min. past 2, afternonn. Last Quarter, Saturday, 9th Jan., 16t min. past 6, evening. BELFAST, FRIDAY, I8Tir DECEMBER. 1846. printed and Published, for the Representatives of the latc ALEXANDER MACKAY, by JAMES ALEXANDER HEN DERSON, every'T 2iesday ...

... F 0 R E I G N. NEW BRUNSWICK. The elections for this province are now over, Thirty Dine gentlemen have been returned. Twentty-thrpe are conservatives, fourteen radicals, and two doubtful,_- Twentyfour are episcopalians, five presbyterians, four Roman catholics, four methodists, one baptistand one universalist. Twenty-five are natives of the province, eight Irishmen, four Scotchmen, one ...

... ,a omrotte Entelitgence. I)OST-OFFICE REGULATIONS.-In future, the Post- office, in Dungannoll, will be closed, for the reception of 1)3i1 Isttlrs, after eleven o'clock. oo Sundays. The Royal Irish Academy has elected Mr. T. Moore an hsnorary member, on the ground of his great poetical emi- noae %ell Cross. Esq., of Darton, has been appointed hi,,h sheriff for cunty Armagh for the ensuing yonr. ...

... Wea have ever had the most sincere respect for the Society of Friends, as a body ; and notwithstanding the prominent part taken by a few members of that body in what we have always considered unsafe and revolntionary measures, we have never had any other idea than that even these individuals were sincere in the expression of their opinions, and honest in the carrying out of their projects. ...

... (Rariculturt, &c. At the monthly meeting of the central society for th protection of agriculture and British industry, held or Tuesday, in London, the question of the repeal of th( malt tax was brought under tho notice of the committee whlien a resolution was adopted that a meeting of that bod3 should be summoned for the 1 2th of January next, to take the subject into consideration. HoW TO ...

... EMiPLOYMENT AND RELIEF OF' THE POOR. Ttrt.IEF MFErING-BANBRIDG!% A public moeting was held in the town hall, Blanbridge, on Thursday, the 3d instant, to take into consideration the beit melans of relieving the present destitution exist- ing in the town and neighbourhood. CHARLES AIAGEE, Esq., J.P., was called to the chair, and Mr JoHtN SCOTT PsW requested to act as secretary, It was resolved ...

... The driver of the mail car fronm 1allymaher to Athlone was nearly beaten to death On his way to Athione a few lavs ago. Our table this mln-rninz, says the Anlo celt, a Cavan paper in its lst numnber is literallv covered with iiacoulnts of'outragos perpr'trated in this county and Mleath-nono of them, it is true, atitenrled with bloodsliel-but the suh- j diiid cataloguir' is. iotwithistandinig, ...

... TREASURY MINUTE-EMPLOYMENT OF THE POOR-THE IRISH ENTAILS. A most important step has been taken by the govern. ment with reference to the existing distress, the nature o1 which is fully detailed in two treasury documents, respec. tively dated the Ist and 15th December. These docu- ments are too long for publication in extenso, but their substance can easily be compressed into a short compass. ...

... IflELAND)-1l, 1. O(l) QU ISTION-IDRAINAGE WVF are sorry to state that the aspi et Of thilgs is more gloomy at present, than previous accounts had led us to anticipatte. The government plan of rlli(r, ( ftiaicious as it senmed in.he abstract after the important emeudation it received bv the Lord lit-uteniant, does not, arter all, a pplear lo workl vatisftatorily when ?? to practice. In some ...

... slaval aiar inattarv., PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. ADMIRALTY, DEC. 7. Ifer Majesty has been graciously pleased to appoint Vieo Ad- miral Sir William Parker, Bart, GCB. to be her Majosty's First and Principal Naval Aide de Camp. vice Adminirl thc Ri ight Rio Lord Amolius Beaucleik, GOB, GCII, deceased, WAR OFFICe, DEC. 22. 8th Light Dragoons-Lient.l Thompson to be Captain, vico Lowndes, retires; ...