(From the Moderator.) We are happy to perceive that whatever difficultiei stood, or were supposed to have stood, in the way of carrying out an appointment to thii office, have been at length removed, and that the valuable services of Mr. O'Shauchnessv have been secured for this

London, Friday. good deal of business was transacted in the , Hume Funds to-day, and the market was firm. Consols were done 96} to J, and closed at 96} to e*. div. for the opening. Reduced Three per Cents. 96} to New Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., to |; Exchequer Bills, at 595.

the estate, bountifully supplied with good substantial dinner on Christmas Day Fermanagh Mail. ' We feel great pleasure in noticing the appointment of George John Crawford, Esq., L.L.D., of the Connau-ht bar, to be Chief Justice of Adelaide, with salary of 1,000?. a-year. Mr. Cr

Mr. Gregg asked bit Worship what he intended to d* about Kinsale Sessions which were to commence on Tuesday next, there seemed no likelihood of the Civil business of this Sessions being over in time for In reply Mr. Berwick said, that it wu his intentioa to rule all the undefend

in extent, commenced on the night of Saturday. The result to this time is said to be the destruction of 250,000 rats, and it is expected that, by the Ist of next month, the number will have reached 600,000. The municipal authorities are of opiuion that, by Jung four battues a-ye

of a conjecture of mine in former letter, that " the real object of bis party is not a wild goose chase after the Will-o'-the-Wisp of Protection, but renewed lease their baleful ascendancy over the Irish people." The plan of drawing in the genteel Catholics was working admirably

It rumoured on the Vienna Exchange that tho government intend to make a forced loan for the Lombardo Venetian kingdom to the amount of millions of Austrian livres. 4 per cent. three-fifths of which are paid in coin, and two-fifths in treasury notes.

Itoi/'il Scholarship Kjc ami nation. First Place, ami a Royal Scholarship per Annum for Five Years. Mr. Ilk-hards Third Place, and a Royal Scholarship of per Annum fur Five Years. VACATION t»ill terminate on the lat of FEBRUARY, IKjO. Dungannon College, December 2S, 1840. RESPE

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