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IRELAND.

The following Addresses will be received by his
Excellency, by appointment, this day, at the Phoenix
Park : Address of St. Mary's Parish, at half past
one o'clock ; Guild of Merchants, at a quarter past
three ; Queen's County, a quarter past four.
The Lord Lieutenant has appointed to-morrow, at
two o'clock, to receive the Address of the Nobility,
Gentry, and Citizens of Dublin, voted on Friday, at
the great Meeting, convened by the Lord Mayor. It
was at first his Excellency's intention to have received
this Address in the closet, but, it may be expected
that the deputation will be accompanied by a consider-
able number of our most respectable fellow-citizens.
His Excellency, we understand, will receive them at
the Castle in the great Hall of St. Patrick ; where he
will, of course, deliver his answer. It is supposed
that his Excellency does not mean, on this occasion,
to confine himself to the limits of an answer, read with
the usual official forms from a written paper ; his Ex-
cellency, we believe, will address the Deputation with-
out these formalities. Never was there an occasion of
more importance to justify the laying aside, for the
moment, of all official trammels—an occasion to
which the particular circumstance to which we have
adverted must impart an unprecedented degree of in-
terest. His Excellency being Irish himself, knows
and appreciates the Irish character; they must have
the hearts of tigers whom he cannot subdue by that
judicious and happy admixture of coercion and kind-
um, of firmness and condescension, which distin-
guishes the character of his Excellency, perhaps above
that of any other public man of our day.
On Wednesday (Christmas Day), his Excellency
will proceed in state to attend the solemnization of
Divine Service at Christ Church Cathedral.
A requisition for the county of Dublin, alreadrnu-
merously signed, lies for signatures at Mr. Milliken's,
Grafton-street.

The Queen's County Magistrates have already voted
au Address, and sent it up to town. It will be_ime-
seated to the Lord Lieutenant this day at the Vice.
Regal Lodge, in the Park, by a deputation, at the
head of which is Lord Portarlington.
The city of Cork, the capital of the South, has not
been less prompt. Mr. Sheriff Besnard has arrived in
town with an Address from the Mayor, Sheriffs, and
inhabitants of the city of Cork, to the Noble Marquis,
congratulating his Excellency upon his escape from
the attempt on his life.
The Galway Town Meeting will take place on Mon-
day next.—Deblie Aswan!, Dec. 23.
°MD OF MERCHANTS.
The Deputatjon from this Guild was numerous.
The Lord Mayor, and several of the Aldermen, were
of the number. Alderman Nugent, as Senior Master,
presented the Address, which was read by the Clerk
of the Guild. The Lord Lieutenant read the answer,
certainly with more dim admonitory tone and manner
than on either of the before-mentioned occasions.