... MEETING AT THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. ON Friday last, in pursuance of an advertisement signed by J. F. Ferguson, Esq., vice-president of the Chamber, calling a meeting of the iniabitants of Belfast to take isto considera- tion the best mode of receiving the Lord Lieutenant on his intended visit to ibis town, a numerous assenmblage of bankers' merchants, and uthers, tet il the Cbamber of Commerce ...

... 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 ...

... 'Lical 3:Thtrciync. IF;Eii nox QClimnexs ISLAND OS SATURDAY, AuGusI' 10.- Thle fete inl Csmn (innioiitilis olP hler .M lojosir's visit to Belfast vill bc, in all respects, worthy of the oceasisol. The con- teittec ?? mosot anxiouis in their eff'rts to renider tile al mlise- ileits as varied anei interesting as possil)le. Alreoly has a 1:11re siim 'leen sublsccribedl towards the fund for ...

... 11,11ir-crial 'fit aritt'llna. HOUSE 01? LORDS. T'jnrSidliy, .1dwpsl 1. The frish Cnout of Cliaoeriv Bill .ias rcnii aI third tine. On thle Titinii of Ole Marquini af L, *ciwe -inv : it %sias agre-d tlhat a colifercnce shooll lie 1,wil w ith ti h C ?? 0II Iw guihject if tie Parlinallsonirv Votcrs (lielalmi) till. Mciise:u:grs were tlieli intolilnted lv th eir lorslhilps to lnanllce thell suil ...

... TIHE PIPE AND THlE BOWL. Tir following, which wve take from a Lonildon eclily co- temporary, the Br-ilaesia, wvill show the extent to which the wages of the inidustrious are misemployed Let us intquire into the facts of the self-imposed taxation of the people represented by their expeniditure for spirits anni tobacco. The facts are lbefore its in a compact asid truthfil forte, the result of ...

... THIE LORD LIEUTENAN'l'S VISIT.-TIHE TOWN COUNCIL. IT is rather nnfortullate that pouitico jealeisies and civic fends Shouiisldt have attained souch head ill Out: coumllmnity as to inaterfere wit Ii and disturb the ?? Which ii0lht to prevail allongat i5s ini occasions that. sbould SIC distiaguishled 1by the Cntire absenec of psirty feeling. Tilh intended vijit if tie Queen's Re ires otativc to ...

... BEIFAsr PllESBYTEEY.-CASE OF THE REV. ISAAC NELSON. A~r tile ulsial monthily meeting of thle ?? of Belfast usl Tiwesdy last, the 11er. J. S. JttowN,, Aloderator-, the (;tIle butsi'iess ofpltilic hilterst transacteil was thiefoliwvin.,: 'I'll i111'V. IsAAC FEIo.SON?, it, referesce to the re~cetit dc~iio, Il tito Petty S i;sions Ctitrt, be t whicho wa vs sen tietteei to ]lv a taite of 10s. for ...

... 1INTENDED VISIT OF TIHE LORD LIEUTENANT TO I[132rF~ , L FAST tT is OeW ?? nottfied that his Excellency the Lord jicetelianit initenils to favour the town of Belfast %vilh an early visit. Thre ?? r having reached town some days ago, alstoogli in all Mmurtlthenaticeted siiape, the Town Countcil, anxious, as btectime them, to lose no tilie ill preparittg a proper reieptiont for llis Excellency, ...

... SWIFT'S FIRST SERMON AT Lll1ACOR. Dr. SWIFT'S neIrV flock at Laracor had, for certain reasons. doleriimii ito leave tih( Clitircll tle instaii lie began to preach his firat Sermono. No sooner was the service coacludled than they begani to move ont. Swcift opened thle Iilble and3 cOm- mneicet readlinig tbe beaittifil a ppeal of Altralan on lichalf of Solont) an Ol Giorrani. Still the peoalf ve ...

... LAITEST INTELLI1E N0E. Thl pr-rogia toti of parli i.semut is fixed for Tlursdlay first wiaert her M ijitly wvill attend it) personi. l)aE~r~tWCIttS Finr,-A tire brolkc out onl Sabniatlh morn. ,o at Griavesun 1, sldehic consumed ncarly 40 houses. Tn, PUeSIrAL ARVANGFtMEVT.-ThII London Observer atomtS the Government report oel the new postal regulation will he presentlel to the House of ...

... floreiglt Intelligence. I NDf IA. NV, E have received despatches is anticipation of the Overland Mail, which left Bomiibay on tito 23th ult. The intelligence Iis lnot impertin t. There is ii ow no lenav norno donbt abont the retirement of Sir C. Napier. lie takes final leave of India in Octoher. -,I No anthetttic recounts nos to the name of his successor honve vet been pronlnidgaeto. Sir NV. ...

... VIC l9ros. RELIGIOUS LIBERTY IN IRELAND. (From thre Standard.) IF civil libertv lias descrted Ireland, even tile notion of re- liy/isols !iberty plainly exists no longer in that country. Lori] Lanisrtownie, in reply to the Earl of Radone's complaint of re- ligiors persecution, wvent so far as to say theat men guirry of doing svhat every marl of every religious sect may do, and every zoalons ...