THE Treasurers, Secretaries, and Committees of the various News-Rooms in the Country Parts 4>f Ireland are respectfully acquainted, that they can be .Supplied WITH ALL THE LONDON NEWSPAPERS, OX VERY ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS. And the LATEST Editions always furnished, addressing letter

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To the Right Hon. George, Earl of Carlisle, Baron Dacre of Gilsland, Viscount Howard, of Morpeth, Ac. Mr Lord —Wc, the undersigned Inhabitants of the Borough of Morpeth, in the County of Northumberland, beg leave meet respectfully to condole with your Lordship in the melancholy

WHO IS THE TRAITOR?” We seriously hope that this question will lie answered one way or another before the meeting of Parliament. The House of Commons will have many subjects to occupy its attention. The Repeal of the Legislative Union, the abolition of the Protestant Church, the

LIVERPOOL MARKETS— Friday. Cotton. —The demand for cotton has continued very' great during the week, and the market is fully jd. per lb. higher in American, and |J. to id. per lb. higher in Brazil descriptions. The public sale of Surats, this day, went off with less spirit than t

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OPENING THE FRENCH CHAMBERS. Paris, Dec. just returned from the opening of the French Chambers. memory has naturally turned to bygone years, when the people shouted till they were hoarseand when the heroes July,"and the** decores of the cross of July,” were the guards of tho cit

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FOR THR BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. .AGRICULTURAL REPORT Foa DECEMBERl. COUNTY OF ANTRIM. _TiE weather has been so excessively wet during the -wbole of tbe month, that little field labour could be accon - ?? in a satisfactory 'manner. All persons agree in saying, that they do not recoll