BE*LFAST NEMYS-LETTER. BELFAST-TUESDAY, DEC. 31. MR. O'CONNELL'S LETTER TO THE PROTESTANTS. "A decent priest where rnonk qys were tie gods."-POPE. WE copied into the last number of the News-Letter the principal portions of Mr. O'Connell's letter to the Protes- tants of Ireland; a

7WE. rSfUIONAJLE WORLDS., AS &S8IbSVACT ASX ORLSI' 4lRIXOICNI OF tHE TlIN. 2, The following n6~llity and geratry changed horsis last aoekat R. Coraatt's White Horse Inn, Drglieda ~;_Capt Joaes, 6th Dragoons, froax Disndalk to. Dublin; Lord Firz- erald ftrom Dublin to Ratiescar; E

REPEAL OF TE1E p 1.! AND ABOLITION OFj I : i: :W t.,i- 7 D - - I . Yestexdvyr pisogu iato requisition, a meeting of the pa- : 'riioiers' of: St. Pati's parish was held, for tbe purpose of e adopting petitions for the repeal of the Union and the aboli- 'tion of. tithes. At tuwo o'

are collecting materials on this very interesting subject, which we are anxious to lay before the world in all the majesty of truth.

Dec. SS, at Cavanacor, county of Donegal, the lady of Captain Homfrey, of a son. Dee. 31, at Grangemore, county of Westmeath, the lady of Edward Briscoe. Esq., a daughter. Dec. 36, at Derryloron Rectory, county of Tyrone, the lady of the Rev. Doctor Bardin, of a daughter. Dec. 3

Sir—Be so good as to publish the letter which I have just received from that excellent man, Mr. Vigors. 1 take upon myself the responsibility of publishing it. It contains such admirable sentiments that I cannot withhold them from the public. I wish the people of England would u

alluded briefly in our last number to the evident svrr.n tom* that the English nmisters and the French court modi tate doing away with jury altogether. The fact i both detest secretly the exercise of that popular power, which' in its forward march, placed them at its hesd. They

Johnson.—Tbt* statsd that tne ddendant was great fpouter, and opposed of Alderman J hnsoi»m That, howe*. ei, was i* had kept his politics out ot the watch-IrodSe, hut having dmnk too mnch '' heavy,” strutted into the Jllace ol the guatdians the nisht, and began to curse Aldvrmkn

The French Chamber of Deputies, as was expected, has elected M. Duhn President by great majority. The votes were as follows M. Dupin, 220 j G-neril Lafayette, 39 ; M. Lafitte, II; M. Barrot, 1; M. Dupont I’Eure. 7 ; and three or four others among them 11. This makes preponderati