BELFAST MARKET.— Thursday. Wheat White, per cwl., Gd to Od ; Red. to 7s 6d; Barley, 5= 61 7s ; Oatmeal, Its Gd to Pis ; Hour First, IGs Od to 16s ; Second, 13* 3d to Third, —sOd to —s ; Fourth. Od to —s ; Bran, to Od; Butter, (irking, per pound to Butter, Fresh, lOd lid; Leef, 5d

Mono \T, Sf.ptemiier 28.—Camolin, Wexford; (jj-ricbef, Waterford; Orrirkmacrrm, Monaghan ; Clare, Mayo; Elpbia, RowoTimon ; Cavan ; Kilmichael, Clare; Leekearrow, Roacommon; MounUhannon, Galway; Tipperary ; Rockfield, Roscommon ; Tedonoet, Monaghan ; Tempo, Fermanagh. ToR» DAT,

To Louis the Frenchmen are indebted for the following provisions : Art. I.—\ny « ne found guilty of an offence against the person of the King, be punished with imprisonment and line from to £2,000. Art. 2.—For ridiculing the person or authority of the King, from six months to fi

The following nobility «nd gentry are among their rnal, at and ili>|«imires from Koval Hm..| and Posting Establishment this week > The Lord Bishop of Dromore, Mrs. and Miss Sanrin, and suite, from Dromore Palace to Kingstown.-, Sir Thomas Forslcr, llart., from Beaulieu-House to

together witli about two across of Ground which it stands, and any additional quantity of l and the Tenant may require, adjoining thereto, &c. There is better Situation for Public Business, nor for a changing-place for Coach Horses, being on the Mail- Coach Road, from Belfast to

The following are the headi of this billAn act to repeal the duty and drawback on dint glass, to impose other duties and another drawback in lieu thereof, and reduce the drawback German abeet glass exported in panes ; and to repeal the drawback on unground and unpolished plate g

The Inquest was resumed on Saturday morning al 10 O'clock and continued until live in the afternoon, up to wlgcl, time 39 witmssei had been examined, some Uiem twice or tiiree tines. The Coroner (John &q.,) felt it his duty to commit several of the witnesses .or perjury ; two of

Vestero<iv the September meeting- commenced. Tlie Lord Lieutettatit Countess of Mulgrave arrived at the stahd-house at two o’clock. There were a great number of sporting gentlemen present. The first race was a match for 50 sovs , which was won Lord Howth’s RenfUant, beating Lord

We are indebted to the kindness of Professor Airy for the fullowing interesting account of this remarkable body *. —The time of perihelion passage calculated by M. Pontecoulant November 7 ; the observations of right ascension would correspond better with the time of perihelion p

l.wl MELBOURNE moved the third reading of the tithe instalment suspension bill Lord WHARNCLIFFE thought that was utter folly to suppose that the clergy of Ireland could ever pay the money that had been lent them, and the sooner the country made up their minds to lose the mmev th