... ?? X the ivell-lttnowf British dlipper- ~ itOCI ?? ' 3.3rdAl, 1,109 tons register, I .ni ~o'lgiO re nviedtoijnsrect ito 5f t~ise ?? clipeper, ?? has 3,,sl C i e.ih'-ter atlays, and InI ?? iee' ta (0 0]) HO P E, I e i, j,,iri- ;)s;2 toil, lvg~e 13 eoX.1 aseieit'ucli o- 123 for ~~11! m'llp 'e eltlisre, EUonl.l' G L f0001 hP E, f. esec ,te new clipper haielut; - lt eolunice~elation, ...

... 1859. CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK. Oct. 2 Su. TuF FIFTEU7NT1 SUNDAY AFTER TEINITY.- Morning Lessons-Jeremiiab xxxv.; Makv. Evening Lessons-Jereni. xxxvi.; 2 Cor. SUNDAY SERVICEs T THE CATHEDRAL.-Mornlng, King in C. Evening, King in C; Anthem-' Goa is gone up. (Croft.) Oct. 3 M. Moon, first quarter, S.32 p.m. - 4 Tu. Sun rises at e.7; sets at 5,31. - 5 W. Twilight ends 7.22. - 6 Tll. Faith, V. & X. ...

... N EIAATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. Engagement of MADLLE. PICCOLOMINI For Fivo Nights only. Xv. ITARRIS has the honotir to annoulce a sories of ITA- LITN OPERAS, conmcncing on SATURDAY, October ]st, io59 with t1e following ?? Artistes:- iiic. }lCCOLOMIXI, Signor v I` RCURLI, I j3,1l(le. DELl.'ANESE, Signor ROSSI, cignor BELAIIT, Signor CASTELLI, s -cr C ORSl, Signor BADI, ?? BILETTA. Leader-31r. LEVEY. ...

... GENERAL NOTICES. SCOTTISHUNIVERSLTIES CO AlISSION All Persons desiroos of taking part in the MEETING rf the GENERAL COUNCIL of 'either of the UNi- VERSIIES of GLASGOWV or EDINBURGH on the .8th instant, and whose Claims for Membership re- quire, under 21 and 22 Vic., O. Si, s. 6, to be estab- lished to the satisfaction of the Commissioners, and have not yet been lodged at this Office, are ...

... MIADAAME LIND GOLDSCHNMIDT IN BELFAST. yiri TC IV a R I A EI A L L. CONCERT FOR CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS. Illp 117fi ,IISCELLANEOUS CONCERT IN th tl t rill or II-Oland will be given by bill1. AND 11MADAME GOLDSCIIMIDT, 0N 1,1IUDAY EVENING NEXT, OCTOBER 21, Tlio n1jt. plocdcds of which will be devoted by t ern m to ?? p nurposes, and distributed a mrongst some of tM Itinttintslli s of Belfast. ...

... T1111 :SiANSlg. BURLEY. NEAR, OWEY. .'etW. R. SHRNA R R has a Vacancy for Two. MIirThree. VOUNG PUPILS, as Quarterly or Haif-yeoily t% ohom ha offers the advantoge et a1 lkoroalgh Hoa IT ?? ith iionteetlo comfort and. sperintoatiexce. a wau at the 0A,t ti, UTiful andi ?? of Whigedeat. Terms moderate. The fe.;oloij,g ges~n~emen may be referred to: -Rev. J, .1itba-ccu, Bait..'. 11Rev.J.. B. ...

... r Athe well-known British clipper- If' ?? I,uilt ship .1 iiConimander; ti i.. (ihii pasenlitlrs are inetttsl to inspect ?? thiii favouirite O~plei, which Iasa ilk., 132,' LcadenhdlbsltCect, Ei.C Ci CA P of 0001) HOPE, 0*0tic r, .tie 1~vautiful Briti-h-bifilt clipper A1 12 years, 962 tons r ~-ister; ks. Ilai sauperior ?? for 1P,1 Lea lenhall-street, E.C. A P 1 of (3 1) 0 1) II O1' E, tl ,Vc s ...

... SATURDAY EVENING ONCEPT, CONCERT ~HAL1 LORD NELSON-STREET. SIXTEENTH SEASON, ON SATUDAY LVENING NEXT, THIM 2ND INBST., - MR. MILNE THE 0ELEBRATED SCOTTISH VOCALIST, iVITL GIV',E 1l POPULAR MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT, BALLAVS fAND SONGS OF SCOTLAND. ILLtSTRATIONS. Of a' the airts the wind can blaw. Bonnie Prince Charlie. Goet uo aud bar the door. When tbe king comes Owro the water. ' Come ...

... NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS. All omouicaifl, and articles of intelligence, intended-for publication, require to be authenticated by the namo and address of the) writer. Unless this is attended to, CorrC- 0 pandents may( rest assured that no attentiou' will he'paid e to their communications. t . C. D., we think, has a claim on the Company, and-he should r make his complaint there. a Several copies ...

... HE'AT RE ROYAL, BELFAST, T will OPEN for the Season this Evening (MON- Ay), 3rd Oct., under Now Management, and with an entirely New Company, when will be performed Idassinger's admired Play, A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS. Sir Giles Overrcacll,. - Mr. Wybert Rousby. largaret, ?? . Mrs. Stoddart. Aftcr which, the Comedietta FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY. The interior has been thoroughly ...

... N EV MANTLES for the AUTUMN.-, M ofecrs. JkY have the honour to annource the RIECEIPT of their lATTERIN MANTLES from PARTIS. The shapes ara nowr being copied, and Mantle-si miade fram them to suit Afe-,rS. Ja-'q particular lbusine~s. The French MAntles are made up prnllcipaill of'rich ilack Veidret, and as they arc only boulght for pattern'5 to-v ill bih 'sld minler c't pci-i-. TIIE LONDON ...

... VZSTONS GRAND MUSIC HAIlL. l HIENSE nceeo9 HA E [ Dietin's VENTIL HORN UNION .1every evening at Ninle ant Eleven seloect. RrEe.5ge555eInt7lf hoe Pearce, who will eheg at the above HS1U. DD IiS ~. GG ti4lls. Cotie etrengdb Or thbe company reusists o J. G. Forte, Mrs. Law- ren l&d&t. Bam Collins. t ieorS open at Seven.-Mr. P. Corrie, Musical Director. deyeo'beer's d' Dinorai,0 ds Verdi's ' ...