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ntenant-Colonel Alexander Walker, Governor of St. Helena,
t have the rank of Brigadier-Geoeril in that Island only;
I.ieutenant and Adjutant E. P. White of the Royal Staff
(;orps, to have the tank of Captain in the Army. • •
HOSPITAL STAPP.

To be lit:mph-al-Assistants to the Forces—llospital-Assistants
Neil Gow, Garrett Barry, DI.D. and William Du Ileaume,
from half-pay.
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CA RAISON% •

Lieutenant John Black, on the Usti red List of the 3d Royal
Veteran Battalion, to be Fort-Major at Kinsale, vice Den-

dressed.

\TI TINOS IN THE COURTS OF CHANCERY.

al-nr.stintcs, APPEALS, AND FF.TITIONS, BEFORE TUE LORD
CHANCELLOR. IEFDRE HILARY TERM, ISM
Friday, January 10, Judgments and Bankrupt Petitions; Sa-
turday, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday following, ditto.
Thursday, January 16, First Seal; Friday and Saturday fol-
I .wing, It hearings and Appeals.
11.otiday, January 0, Second Seal; Tuesday, Petitions; and
Wednc-day, lie-hearings and Appeals.
SFALS, [CIFTIO,I% lITETIIER DIRECTIONS, AND TETITIONS, BEFORE
THE TICF..CUANCELLOR, REFORM 111LAZT TERM, 1933.
First Seal, Thursday, January 16, Motions; Friday and Sa-
turday following, Exceptions and Further Directions.
Second Seal, hlonday, Januaryslo, Motions; Tuesday and
Widuesday following, Petitions.

IRELAND.

FROM VIE DUBLIN JOURNAL Or FRIDAY.
Otangfi,int ; or, the late Atrocious Attack on the
King's Pepreentative.—Some of our friends have
said, :hat we have frequently carried our animadVer-
sio:i- O 11,e. O. ange Faction too far, and that tbey
were really n. -t such unpt incipled men as we imagined.
We can say, that we never spoke of this party from
supposition, bto froqi the perfect knowledge of their
principle• and pract.ce. We know some misguided
men an ong them, who would not injure a living
creature ; but rich characters arc not a twentieth part-
ui the gang, .and they must be held -as an exception.
That 111- a- tack in the Theatre, on our most po-
pular an • rious Viceroy, was the result of a
preineitii-..:c.. PLOT, no man doubts, and that it was
liatche.; in the Pandemonium of Werburg-street,
ve vei ily believe.
If the matter be investigated in a proper manner, it
will certainly be traced to its true source. The ac-
tual perpetrators are merely hired ruffians, instigated
by wretches behind the curtain, who are so numerous,
and, as they imagine, so powerful,•that they will
neither be discovered nor punished.
Mr. GRANT suffered perpetual annoyance from this
quarter, and the same sort of game has been played
against Marquis WELLESLBY. Ihit it will not do ;
he is not the man who will submit to the arts of inti-
midation; he knows his duty too well: they will not
seize the lion by the beard with impunity-they have
missed the mark, and the gang will be unmasked.
MEETING AT THE. EXCHANGE
DUBLIN, DECEMBER 20.
In pursuance of the Requisition, the LORD MAYOR
called a Public Meeting this day, for the purpose of
addressing his Excellency on his fortunate escape
from the atrocious assault of the villains Who at-
tempted hi' life on Saturday night in the Theatre.
The Nlceting- was, perhaps, the most numerous ever
uitnessc.:l in this city, and similar sentiments seemed
to every one—namely, those of attachment
to his Excellency's person and Government, and just
:abbot i cure against the base assassins who had con-
xeive:l the bloody design which PROVIDENCE frus-
trated. A Committee of twenty-one retired to pre-
pare Vie Address, and when they had. agreed upon
the terms of it, they returned to the great area below,
when Mr. 11. GRATTAN read it to the Meeting. The
Address was strongly and happily written, and every
se.:timent it contained was loudly cheered. The
Meeting was unanimous, the Resolutions were passed
with acclamation, and a grand procession will take
lace to.:norrow, to deliver it with suitable pomp
and solemnity.
The Thanks of the Meeting were -unanimously
vctcd to the LORD MAI:JI4 for his general cvaduct