... Karat rhitc1ligarr THR PA-Is'1CnINFuTlEPCA` PICrTOMlr, AL7a1ANrACIC.- Air. HIGee has agahi issued an cleg-ant almnaiacl-sheet to the inhabitants of the province, in ?? of the gratnil increased patronage his splen(]id establishninest has received during the past year, and in token of future increased elfirts to merit its continuance. The sheet, liue all Mil. M Gce's efflrts to pleasc thle ...

... TIIE NATIrONAI, SYNOD. Ixs conclove of Rom an Cotholic in prelates,'' to wthich the Rloetisti jouirilaii ?? given thieC a1) s e prestll ptlolns Oite, wvao annotinced to assern itc at T'hJIrics on yesterday, for the piirpose of receiving Dri Cuillin's budget from lloie. So importan~t are the contciits of the said hiiilpt sutpposeei to lie, and, ii reality, so mowiotimous to (he i vecests of ...

... fovtigll Ilteltigence. FRANCE. Tns advice8 from Paris state that M; Dupin had an audience of the President of the Republic on Saturday last, wlhei he cotminuicated the substance of the pioccedings of the Par- liamentary Commission. Lnuis Napoleon replied, that he thought the cosmnission had not adopted the most judicious course, iiasenucil as it night catuethe executive government to withdraw ...

... AIR. NAPMER'S LECTURES ON KNOWLEDGE' AND I L A, 13 0 U R. I LECTURE 1.-A rL9A FOR KN'OWI.EDGl7..-lTS ACTION UPON LABtOUR. YF.STrErv0AlY evening, according to announicenient, the formier of a se ries of Ino I eel ares9, inl nil of time Lilirary Fonld of thle B~elfast Worviog Classes' Asaociai 00, ttpoit tie ahove-nancd aslij!c:, was deliveredl hi'v Josoph Xnpier, Esq., Q.C., MIP., lin !lie Mnii ...

... HOUSE OF COMMIMONS. The honec met at twvelve o clock.ednesdy, arc 13. The Cutiity Rates and Expenditire Bill, and also the Pul)- lic Libraries Amenldment Bill, after some discussion, were read a second tine. There was no ?? business of iloportance, and the house adjourned shortly before six. FIIANCE. The accounts receiced yesterday from Paris, are inmpor- tant. The elections is the city have ...

... QUEIEN'S COLLEG ES (IRE.LkND). REPORT OF TIHE REI.DEN.T OF Tr-te QUEEN'SS COLLEGIE, aT.- FAST, TO THEi LORI) LIEUTENANT. MY Lnnta-Rcaarclinmg Che instructions of your Excellencv onl the subject of the attendance of time stildents of Queci's Colleac Belfast, en their religious mlitltis, conltiuniticated to me bv a let!e of Mr. i,-dlinli.jtmm, dmilte time 13th of Feliruarv hist, I have the ...

... THE NEWS-LETTER AND THIE NEW YEAR. Is i1 ?? . . I . I . - .. ?? ?? aIL allltre the taste and feeling which prompted the classic people of ?? to soleninise and inaugurate their new undertakings, by selecting for their coin- menceinent seasons of festivity and circumstances of happy onion; and, though the light of revelation for- bids us to share in the superstition, we acknowledge the poetic ...

... LOuD DOWNSHIIRS AND IllS N13W FRIEND3 IN TIHE PRESS. APPL.Ausp i catching, especially when give in the right tone and at the right io nelit, is a right caute, and as the amiende for previons injustice. Lord Downshire has tlieznod fortune to prove this truth by his own experience within the last few days. 'We noticel1, in sur last, the first little, tcil. tative plaudits of the Morthern If'hig, ...

... INCUMBMinED EsrATES.-TITE MOUNTOASHELL PRltOI'ERTY IN TIME COUNTY ANTMIM. PURSUANTT to anl absolute order made in the matter of the Braid eslatc, belonginig to the Earl of AMounteasliell, situato in the Gouiitv Antrite, Mr. G. C. flyndman proceeded, by dL- reeliotis of the Commissioners of thle I iciteniherel Eislates Court, In sell by public auction, Iin his Auction Rooms, 7, Castle-itlace, ...

... CALIFORNIA, BY AN ENGLISII EN11GRANT. Ring Gold, El Dorardo County, California, Sept. 20. I cvsE to this country to make a fortunc, alid *wilidl (in so, tint the climate is intoleralile. Only fruc ic, not a si ogle cloud has lbeen in the clear bla, firnrattient since April, no dew has fallen; the sun shines in all his brighltness. Were you ti feel hliw pleasant it is at sunrise, you ?? say, ...

... LECTURE OF THE REY. T. H. GSRNE'T. Tam Rev. H. H. Garnet, who has ½net with 'a most cor- dial reception from the public of Belfast, delivered his farewell address on the subject of American Slavery, on Wednesday evening, in the Primitive: Methodist Chapel, Donegall Place, the Rev. Mr. M'Fann in the chair. The meeting, though-an admission fee of three- pence was charged, was numerously attended ...

... .orecgil 3'lntclligrilce. FRANCE. THire measures introdauced irto tire Legislative Assembly of France for stifling the press, and for galgging the people, are in a fair way of becomritng law. Tire Parisanind the provincial journals coitiiuc their attacks upon the projected measures. The Presitdent of ithe Repurblic is said to have declared that tiC worilil resign if the Chaniber lid trot pass ...