... wPorj~onbcncc. AN ANONYMOUS WRITER RiPIUMANDED. TO TIIE EDITOit OF 'TI III'.LFAST NE-rS-r.ETTEI., Sut-1Invirrg receive(l a letter, bearing date Fin- r*ltallVnonliey, July 20th, and signed A Pro- 1errt, accusing several Orange lo Iges of violent ?? iiisrirlivz~ conduct otl the 12th in that part of C!oliny, I have only to Observc that a person ,llleinrg suich ciarges Ougiht to heave tile ...

... '1111paill 1-1,1?lialllut. (B Y MA A NE ' 1:Cr I c T Ei 1. 1t, G A P 11.1 IOL'USE (1W l.OhIDS-Y ;sTluny.( T'illt OArTis SLiSTlTUTilS ill I.L. The fail of r l)jitBlY, after thz lulwin their lorilships Fio tile colt rlest' viiails ve vil s towa llid i fo m rot-st 11p i t gl vilioila mv:isiizes diltzing his late tititlilrliiri iliseizei, ?? to [lii) tiro Bills wlilii now stood 1hr second :dzing, ...

... ENCUMBERED ESTATES' COURT SALES, COCNTY OF ANTRItS. YIISTEcIDAY, All', h11g1 C. Clarke, Auctioneer, set ilp lor sale, at hig Auction-rooms, Posumary ?? ,, eeA, Buellhst., certain d welling -hIoiies 1111d towi -liar111is situateti in and adkjohiing, the town of Aliftime T1he sale was raidei' all order froiii thle C in)W Iniissioaclrs of the Emicnmbered Este tes C iiIt. a ille baiddings are to ...

... TIlTS DJAY'S LONDON NEWS. (BY MAGNIC TlELEGRAFT.) NEll'S-LETTER OFFICE, MONDAY, 1 o'clocu, 1r, INDIA AN'D CHINA MAIMS. Tihc steaniship P'ath tier, sith the Indlia and China mails, arrived at Mharseilles yestcrday (Soutidav), at ?? ..'lie mniils lelt fir London at four p.m. Tule Panttiher would be in qualrantilie till five P.-I. On 27tih. SENTENCE OF TIIE l';ISONERS AT SALERNO. (IRO't Tltl. ...

... PUBLIC )I13ETING IN NEWTOWNARDS.-PR E- SENTATiIN OF AN ADDRESS AND SERVICE OF PLATE TO DR. WM. WOODS. (1rOn ouv Oa N REPORTEuR.) i YESTERDAY, at three o'clock in the afternoon, a pub- TI lie mecting was hold in one of the rooms connected in with the Court-house, Newtownards, for the pnrpose C.) of presenting Dr. Woods, late of Bangor, with an ad- to dress and service of plate from his friends ...

... X'rl[ i(o)Im)INAitY Lt)SS AND) SINGULAR II UOVIE,1 OF £1400 IVOITIE OF COLD W'AT'I'CHIIES. Ox S'tnlinny Inst when the mnil steamer Express rrivel in Guernlsey lloads onl her wriy from .Jersey to Weynioltlih, to land aulemnlbark passengers, &c. a gelntlemanll lnaled [Ilau1kilsce, dealer ill watchles, re- siding at Birumingha me, enmoe on hoardI to proceed to Weymotlih, and amonlligst l1lm In ...

... CT ? ? 0 11, .1 lj? I t-) clfiue)t , ilv' c ?W ? -1111, c f f c v. p (7?) 4 (ESTABlISHlED ANNO 1737.) B El L F A S T: FRIIDAY, JULY 9, 1835. TnFE India Bill passed tbrough its third reading in the House of Commons last evening, amid load cheers. In committee tile Government had ta scries of successes, and Lords Palmnerston and t Jol1n Bussell a succession of disastrous defeats. I It may safely ...

... TlnRE are persons in the world who have decided talents for misrepresenting facts. Give themi a little harnless circumstance capable of being at all dis- torted, and forthiwith it is shaped into a grievance; magnified a hundred-fold, and exhibited to the curious as a naked verity. The operators become proud of their talents, and by constant practice almost ncquire the art which conceals ...

... TIM REV. DANIEL MACAFEE. ]x our1 adveitising colutiinus will be found an adidrel3s to the Riev. lutiul mac tfev, the well-kitown and ?? Methodist e'i'gymanullpon lls re- mov0 al from Cork to Lsburish ain, d his retly to the memibers of the conggregation, Few cler gyion ol' the Mothoedist conflzexiot ale so well l iown, none is nlero llig lly esteemled, tiall tills gelitcllullall, whose ...

... ?? vartiallmit. (Supphleentary to Teleygrapic Sumnmary.) HOUSE OF COMMONS-TlURSDAn', JULY 15. CIVIL BILLS, &C. (aTA1NOD) I.CT AMENDMENT BILL. On the order of the day for the second reading 'f this Bill, Mr. COGAN opposed tile second reading. The Bill ivent to alter tile ?? by which assistallnt-bra risters in Ireland had llhitherto held their office, Like the judges, the assistant-barristers ...

... Ourt (Edinbiwgh, Witness) readers may recollect that at the last June meeting of the City Parochial Board, an application from the BeY. Mr. Donaboe, one of the Reoman Catholic priests of Edinburglb, was read; re- qnesting that the Roman Catholic adults in the poor- house should ble nllowed onut on Sundays anld on hol;- days to attend the chapIl; and that Roman Catholic chilulrdci should not. e ...

... ?? 1) c (I .4'Alifffiot CY,,TCW'? -Irletta. (ISTABLS1LTED ANNO 1737. I BlELFAST: SATURDA Y, JULY 3, 1853. TirE affairs of Eastern Enrope are gradually as. sumling a more and morc threatening aspect. We learn from the Palvie that a Russian frigate has joined the French squadron in the Adriatic, and klaced itself under the orders of the French Ad. miral. There is something ominous in this. The ...