... DUBLIN, OcTOAER 10- The publication of the Irish l'eneion List has caused some sds-' sation here, because it discloses the names of coastly persons in the pay of the Government who were not even suspected by the public of enjoyping arevenue from nsch a ourCe. It WAS not until after the death of tbe late Mr. Leonard MNmly that it be- came publicly known he was a pensioner, and the kno13wiedge ...

... , This rectat ',id1 of thea on the Liverpool and Manchester Railway, of which we hiav given a particular account, Is without doubt one of the moxt intireting experliments, ID re- gard to the powera of such machines, which baa yet occurred, whether we view it as an exhibitten of scientific and mechanical skill. or look forward to the wonderful improvements in the Intercoursa and internal ...

... TREATY IBE TWL RUSSIA AND TURKSY. A Morning Paper, after giving the Treaty between Russia and Turkey, sa57- ye So far bad we proceeded with our remarks on tbis mon t Imt- Tl portant Treaty, or had rather in troth drawn them to a conclu- sion; in which remarks also, It will be observed, we had cast a ne fearful and suspicious glancea on certain articles at the moment Ri we wrote uklnown to us ...

... 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 ...

... - ^7 At three o'clock this morning we received, by Ex- press, the Paris Papers of Monday last. The following are extracts:- [FROM THE GAZETTE DE FRANCEDATED TUESDAY] PARIS, OCT. 12.-The King has appointed the Count de Rayneval to be his Ambassador at Vienna, and the Marquess de Gabriac to be his Ambassador in Switzerland. Yesterday there was a grand diplomatic dinner at Count Pozzo di Borgo's, ...

... [coM'flNUKD FROM ThRE CHRONICLE OF YESTERDAY'.] The Jesuits who were employed in Coureo' ;influene the SiniofMinisters, &tosway the decisions of cabittets, migbt have been #addicted to habits of duplicity, whiob are almost isseparable from such pursuits; but in their Colleges, lap pralheend, they were it IlI mnore thin ardent Ina- structore in classical learning ; &P RR fair as my experience ...

... COBBLMTi'S CORN. TO THE EDITORS OF TlE LONitDON NEWSPAPERitS. Biro. E m Farm, oc. 12. 1829. GnNrLtis4N-Thatgreat underiaksing,in which maayot you, casting asite all political quArrels, so cheerlully and so ably auisted m,, baa beon acromplished; and tlal, too, tinder cir- ?? the most unfavourahle that could possibly bare exis ed. I have now before one letters, atithmntic letiers, signed by prr ...

... The following letter, which we have copied from The Burv ?? aid of yesterday's date, is, we ?? =ccasion to know, from Mir. Benjamin Green, a respectable brewer, whose opinion as to tal throwing open pubilic houses Is of more value as he is known to hanv a ?? capital embarked In the property of these ]houses:- LETTEM TO HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF WELLING- TON ON THE MALT AND BEER DU IIES. ?? ...

... To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. !511t_ am not so vain as to attempt improving on your remarks upon Miss Keinble's performance at Covent Garden. The Press has indeed been uniformly kind and candid, and its observations to the full as judicious as cri- ticism can be expected to be which must be written after twelve at night, and laid on the table of every coffee- room in London by eight ...

... RELIGNuUS CHARITY. FiROMt THtY HULL ROCKINOHAM.] The following letter. addressed to a gentlsmaa of this town, was written by a Mr. Hopkiuson (as he hisuaif states), a Judge of the U.itad S&ates for the district of Pennsylvania. It bas heen placed at our discretlon, and we think that saome of our readers will be pleaste with its publication - MY DEAR SIB-I thank you for your kind and ?? ...

... GERIMAN PAPERS. German Papers were received yesterday. The folloawing is an extract:- AuGasuRGH, OCT. 7-The Supplements to the fugsburgh daeutte of the 6tb sad 7th contain, uider the title of Tb. Oriental Qeestion, ;a long article, dated from the Rhine, Sept 26, directed against the policy of Eogland ever since the com- mencement of the Greek Revolutloo, with the view of showing that it was ...

... GENERAL ORDERS ISSUED TO HIS MAJESTY'S FORCES IN NDIA. Head quartern, Pooree, April 15, 1829. His Etceilancy the Commanderl-in-Chlef in lndin has been pleased to make the following promolions and appolntments, until his Majesly's pleasure shall be known - lst Foot-Lieutenant Caarles Canipbell to be Captain without plerchaise vice Le Guaty, deceased, dated March 1, 1829; En- sign J. Maclain ...