... THE- DISSENTEIRMTHE DUXRE Of NORTH UMRRLID-THB CORPORATION.- [FROM THlE DUBLIN EVENING POST-] IN While the Faction are ventinig their impotent rage9 against thle Ti Government of the coufltry-swhils the CorP*Ovain Of Dublin se are mouthing at the Doheof Northumberlalid, and hissing the qt mention of his Grace's ramie-whilde the Chrorpbztsa (is not this tli hei Phurase?) of their paltry ...

... SCOTCH UNIYERSITY COMMISSIONERS. [FROM THE CALrDONIAN MERCURY.] Har any one board what ma ild friends the University Com- missioner, are dolog up stairs ? Every thing connected with that honourable and learned body is managed with a closeness and secrecy worthy of tbe Holy Office itself. They congregate like owls or bats in some obscure corner, nobody knows bow; are occupied ia doing nobody ...

... DON OR, OCT. 18. On Friday his MLajsty's packet Salamander left Calais Har- bour with one hundred and twenty-five passengers and eight cargisgee. When the came out it was calm weather, but had not bean long at sea when the wind rose, and gradually In- gregetd with the tide until it blew a perfect hurricane, attended with a thick fog or mit, which in a short tiote turned to a heavy rain. The ...

... PRENCH PAPER& [FROM TIIB MESSAGER DUS CHAMBERS OF eATIU1DAY.J VERA CRUZ, AUv. ~IS-Letters from Tospam, dated the 11th instant, positively aanounce that General SmaA a o wa an that cii, with the troops which be commands, *ad was maklcg all the ?? preparatiOnA te receive the Spaniards with vi- gour, Then e lettes r add, that it waa reported at Tulptm that the SpaniaTde had ?? *onu advantages at ...

... I Joseph Bonaparte, known by the name of Count de Sureililers, sad who is reiiding in the United States, where lie does a great dea; of good is nlow engaged in writing a commentary on all the memoirs tita' lsla hithetto appeared on Napoleon.-Franch Paper. Mr Denutiadn the gentleman who war one of the early subscribers to tile fund for opening Cevent Garden, and who at the same time tendered ...

... THIRD RFLFORMATION. ' FBOM THE DUBLIN EVSNINd POST.1 We hat settled, to our ptfecte satisfaction, that the besat ,way to commirincr the Third Reformation would be- Fwst,1y lyse creation of a Ptobltical Ordor, in the appoialt- meet of which the Crowa should have nothing to do, hut from which It might stlect tbe Bishops, as the vacancies occurred. Socondly, To tqualhe tbe Incomes of the Bishops, ...

... IRISH CATHOLICS AND MRENCH LIBEfRidLS. TO TRtt EDITOR oF TUE DUBLIN EVENING POST. . Merrion-squarv, 5th Ocr. 1829 Mv DIMa SI-f rerd without aurprise, but with some small Indignation, the anonyrsous letter which ygu published In your paper of the 3d instant. I ortgnl I detect the writer in the styleof his thinking, and espselallin lbh dishotesfty, which I btliee to t be one of his. political ...

... TEM MORt.NaNING CH.f.RONICLE. LONDON: FRIDJY, OCTOBER 9, 1829. The official account of the signature of the prelimi- naries, at Adrianople, was communicated through the Prussian Ambassador. This communication gave occa- sion to the Cabinet Council which sat on Wednesday, and continued indeliberation for an unusual length of time. We received last night Hamburgh Papers io the 3d insgt., from ...

... MENCH PAPERS. ?? T~il 1111111111E DEb CHAMtHs OF SATUttlA5I-t11COND ZDITIONi.] The Chevalier de Barbnea, Brazilian Captain of Engineers, and Messenger to the Embassy, wenm through Paris yesterday, coming froru Rio Jeueiro, and going with the greatest speed to Munich. The purport of his journey is not made public; how- ever, it Is known that it relates to the marriage of Don Pedro. The wind was ...

... LONDON: c FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1)2. We received last night St. Petersburgh Journals to a the 15th October, and Dutch Papers to the 28th Octo- ber. Accordinig to the former, an Imperial Manifesto had been published, reducing the numbers of the Levy last ordered, in consequence of the Peace. A letter from the Camp before Choumla enters into various de- tails of the transactions in that quarter, ...

... [FROM THE LEEDS MERCURY.J In th' e ours of tile present Wee. meaetings of the weavers have boon held daily, and on Wednesday night an apprebension prevailed that sn attack was meditated upon the houses of some of tue weavers at Helylaud Swaint, who had taken out work at the reduced prites; but the peace officers and the military being on the alert, no attempt whatever was made to molest them. ...

... Our reaiders are aware of the agitations which have. for some It years prevailed amongst the Presbyterians in the North of Ire- c lend, between two parties-the hsfolerautst, who have deyse Si letters which they Boek to impose on the consciences of hera brethren, and the Remson~strass s, whoresist these encroachments a on their religiouv freedom. We perceive from the following 11 article ...