... 9 ?) c K??Iclfiut k (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: FRIDAY, SEPT. 7, 1800. A CONSIDERABLE failure in the linen trade is re. ported from London to-day-the house of Smith, Sinclair, & Co., linen factors and general agents, of Pancras Lane, have stopped payment, with liabilities ?? to £150,000. The house was a new one, and principally connected with manufacturers in Dundee, upon whom it is pro. ...

... I - -, i IAI $:S | f'ti;l LATE E t03 , a e The session of pariaments which has recently closed way justly be styled the late session in more senses than one, inasmuch as its sittings were protracted and its existence prolonged much beyond the usual limits of parliamentary seasons. Commencing at the early date of January 24, it lasted until the 28th of August, a period of seven months and ...

... | A correspondent of the Siecle, writing from Naples on the 23d says :- An occurrence took place yester- day which has produced no little excitement here. The reception given to the Piedniontese beroaglieri iyho'are on beard the Sardinian men-of-war in the harbour, has greatly annoyed the Neapolitan soldiers and the reac- tionary patty. Under the pretext of so0me infraction of the public ...

... SEllCOND EDITION. THIS DAY'S NEWS. [BY 31AGNRTIO TELBGRAP1.] NE IVS-LE7'TEI OFFICE, Wednesday, One o'clock jrn. STATE OF AFFAIRS IN NAPLES. Naples, September 4, via Genoa. The Royal troops are concentrated near Naples, Placards having been posted up bearing the words, 'Long live Victor Emmanuel, several soldiers took thern down. The Lazzaroni became irritated, and a conflict with the ...

... sl'lFFRINGS OF THE SYRIAN CATHOLICS. ?? have been favoured with a visit from a Catholic S inan missionary, whose countenance indicates the ?? wbich ho witnessed, and the horrors from which, we understand, he escaped with difficulty. No person looking at that mild and melancoly face bat most be profoundly impressed with the woes plainly iwritten on every line and feature. The accounts he gives ...

... SECOND EUJVION. TilLS DAY'S NEWS. [11 Y MA U NET IC T E L E G ICA P B.] NE IVS-LETTER OFFICE, Thursday, Oee o'clock y. ?? RECAPTURE OF TH IslEAMER ORWELL. The Orwell steamer, which was forcibly taken pos- FesSion of a few days since by certain patriotic Italians, was recaptured at Messina on the 29th ult., by her MIjesty's ship Scylla. A ME It I CA. Queenstown, Thursday Morning. The Liverpool, ...

... Tun following is the text of Prince MIurats letter, as published in the Turin Gazettee:_ SiR-I have received your letter, and reply to it without reserve. I love plain dealing. I shall never be an obstacle to the wish of the people, however erro- neous it may appear to me. I am a relative of the Em.- peror, and am, consequently, not free; any act on lly part would implicate the policy of ...

... (FROM ITALY IN TRAINSITION. aSY WM. APTHUR, A.M.) WV enter by the Trastevere (the over the water part of Rome), which looks dingy, yet less so, that is, less filthy, than a few years ago. Two Irishmen are with me oa the omnibus, one evidently a RomaniAt, the other doubtful. Depending on iris for ioterpreting, they 1fel some respect; but seem to peer hard into my views of the Eternal City, ...

... YESTERDAY'S DISPATCHES, I (From the d EVENINGscc FRE1ANt of last Night.) (From the Morning Post.) Paris, 8eptember 4. 'hk 'only thing talked of to-day in refereisvo to Set 'PolitD allairs is that Garibaldi, attended ky't numeteus tsrt of the people, will make his 'entry into Nltcles in t&e course of two or *hae days. it ts not state4 whe- ?? the King hastaken any finalresoltion wit], egard to ...

... A BoST desperate confict between a gang of burglars and the police took place on Sunday morning, under the folowing circumstances:- Sterling, 289 V, while on 'duty in Church Road, Dattersea, about twvo o'clock, saw two men loiteringr about the mill of. Mr. Dives, the back of which is abuttig on the Oiver. Not liking their appearance. he watghed them and saw them enter a boat at the rere of the ...

... I1 G (FROM OUR COrRsuEsrPODENT.) HOWES AND CusucuG's Cincus.-This company arrived here to-day, and made a circuit ef the town before commencing their advertised performances. The procession consisted of, first, the band carriage, drawn by ten fine horses; next came the ladies and gentlemen of the cirque, costumed in habiliments, and steeds capa- risoned, representing the court of Spain ...

... I (aRO31 OUR cousonfES 'ONDEET. ) LOsNO, T£ursDAY Evacmo*-Ilaving just returned fromn a run into the midland counties, returning by the east coast, I am enabled to give you a little infor- mjation upon the subject which at this moment engrosses the largest share of public attention, namely; the state oft he harvest. The British farmer, who is ?? the most timorous man in the whole world, has ...