... I BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF ST. PAIRICK. | Yesterday the Anniversary of this most laudable Charity was ,I celebrated at the Freeimisoni' Taveirn, Great Qlueen-street. We lament to state, that both in point of numbers and contributions Itthsee was a considerable falling off onl the present occasion. HRs Royal Highnjess the Didr~e of Clarence took the Chair, 0and was suspliorted onl tIre. right bay ...

... A BILL FOR IMPROVING ' THE ADINIS- I TRATION OF C*-IUINAL) BYli-CO MI EGLN flI I BY THEt CoM il i WVlereas it iv xein oiifu tinder what toldrtonutaflc tl I~h~tS nayhe airitted to bal it] cases fflnat oiire h better pi-vi sioli tOr tiri xa'nto s i entoi atihnS bpilper reisait cOgniiiasCes, and returning tile s etoteppr C, Arid whereas fie icnical strictness5 of criminal proceedings itt And~ti ...

... I I At the M*ryhoroelgh Assizes, THOMAS EUSTACE was py- indicted for having, in the School-room at Stradbally Charter 'Tri House, on the 10th of September, 1824, and with a hard rope of and other weapons, then and there wickedly, vindictively, we maliciously and eruelly whipped, beaten, scourged, and struck ligi one Philip Foster on the bare back and loins, and for having ane thereby inflicted ...

... ,tu.1 TIIE CIs rCP4OEt. 01' IVEIiiI>DAY.J Will ( :03llI ROYAL I i 4' COt'REC I l oA!. I'oi tC;1. PRI:StDFNCF. OF T '4' ;i,. tot'I)zSr.- li'e Coul't Wis cceltwred yestrday, lIe it _:, ' I! ir vibich presents soroe very curious details. 'ii' !!t 4 o I,,st Fetru.iry', the Scunr Gi:stel, a? l,:lri 'LA li 3 i!'^. e-, wti before t:e Tribuinal of thle Comrret;onl P t-e I ,4 lted of verb.l injuries ...

... TIlE, JIOAI7N(G CHROINICLE. LONDON: IVEDNESDlY, ALIRCH 8, 1826, Ir- e have received the Paris Papers of Sunday, and like the lioile and Pilote of Monday. We have elsewhere try given extracts. The accounts from St. Petersburgh in NHt- the 1toile, agree with all the information lately received Itry from R1ussia, which is evidently in a very convulsed state. tier An edict has been issued by the ...

... The following are extracts from German Papers. received yesterday:- VIENNA, MARCH 4.-It is understood that his Royal High- ness Prince Leopold of Sicily will leave this city on the 4th April, with his consort, the Archduchess Clementioa, to return to Naples. Metalliques 88 9.L0 ; Bank Shares 1077. ELSRRFELD, FEft. 25.-Yesterday was the meeting of the Board of Directors of the Rhenish West ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-MARcCH 15. 1 Lord AUCKLAND and Lerd KING hotb presented Peti- tions against Slavery, but the names of the places whence they came were not heard below the Bar. I The Duke of MONTROSE presented a Petition from the ...

... AEIROSTA'TION. ThIc follewing are tie particulars given by Mr. Green of tbe pbenorsrenrv observed bly him during his late ascent:-He states, that from the storrninesi of tbe weather he entertainers seriots aptprelihensions lrst, iu rising from tire ground, tile hIal- loin should be driven agai ust one or other of the csrroinri ding amuses ; and, in order to guard against such a calamity, ...

... T)INNER TO AIR. (OBBE'rT, AT NORIVICII. ~,s lSAl IRIDAS, NI Aii( i 25.-It having been an- i1 a,,,l1V pubilic advertigenincit, andi in 7The Ifeekly' AqWegar', N Ir , IlI t oh wt io uld ( 1i me et Iki s friend a I, ,t dIi n nvr at ieI vBiol. 2recii In:, N, r 7 ch, on t his iiv. it was cx pvcted l ~a' a -;:4 iitiiilier ti p'rsnors woiai be Pr1Itsiiit ti rr1'Was Aliitil &ia, pintted. fro Mir. ...

... ' IHFREArtNELo HILELLION IN DEFENCE tA J;4ALLl 5itTS On Thursday a ineeiilt of tIne Nohle iutli Freebi il Ji s- tici s of the peaice, and Collnflisi~sers of SuoplV. vas held the Coinitv Hall, pursuiant to idvertise iieil' for the piirp.tt of taki;g into conaileration tbe nessi re whuc are ster- stood toe be in coutemplation regilrng tAre dl h ofib- liahments in SCetlaod.`-Tihte Right ...

... I [FROM THE PILOTE OF TUESDAY.] PARIS, MARCIH 13.-A Journal of Toulouisc gives the follow- iog news from the frontiers of Spain, dated 6th March:- Letters from Madrid announce, that the Council of State is going to be suppressed; that Father Cyrille will be appointed Minister of Justice; that the Duke del lufantado is so dis- gusted with public life, that he is going to retire into Frauce. ...

... The German Papers of yesterday, bring the following parti- culars of the .!istress in the North of Germany, by which many people will learn to their extreme astonishment, that even in a country where there have Deverbeeu oike and two pound notes, and where the currency ib as cumbrous as can be deorei, there may happen speculation among mercbants, and 4istress amony lenders and borrowers:- ...