... 'I . - I I Y. I.r! TJ, AEi The Hon.' Col. Phipps, who 'emainled-in Dtiblin for a few days arranging the-affiirs of the Ma1rquis of Normanby, will ?? the Seats Fusileers. The Hon. Captain Vaughan, Master of the Horse, Dub. ]in Castle. retains his post, it being-ow' eonsidered aiper manent situation, ?? The grant of good service pensions to military officers is to be enlarged. Lieutenant-Colonel ...

... t ? ?? k,,, i ?? .1, -? - .'i f Q, -S .I -1 ,JULIAN MWIEN T. HOUSE OP L0oJ602;V' ?? The Dukeof BUCKJINGHA DAY, MANCE 5. government was a-are that a~in etof peronai caled Chartists had armed themsel _\111 set of persons called Lord MELBOURNE said the ernment was aware of the fact.eg rmetwsareo Some petitions were presented for and against the corn laws. THE MAR.RIAGE LAW. aanttecr The Bishop ...

... - FRAWCE. The Paris papers of Tuesday have been received. The efforts made by the Duc de Broglie during P Monday to bring about an arrangement between tle'.Doctrinaires, the Left Centre, and the Left, were followed up by a meeting of the interested parties on that night. At this meeting the ques- tion of persons was first discussed; and, it appears, I an accord was come to on that point. ?? ...

... THE FR EMAN 'S JOURNAL. D)UBILIN: MONDAY, MARCH 2, 1839. I STATE OF CRIME AND ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE IN IRELAND. Tile Iouse of Lords was occupied till four o'clock on Friday morning debating a proposition of Lord Roden s for a committee to inquire into the state of crime and administration of justice in Ireland during the years 1835, 1836, 1837, and 18:38. The motion was treated by Lords ...

... YEStERDAY'S MAIL. FRANCE-'IMPORTANT. The Mo?;iteur of Monday announces the proro- gation of the meeting of the Chambers from the 26th of March to the 4th of April. It was at once evident that a cabinet of Commis would not be tolerated for an instant. The Journal e des Debats says, 4that Marshal Soult ought to e form a cabinet of MM. Dupin, Humann, Passy, -Sauzet, Dufaure. and Duperre. Now, ...

... ST PAUL'S CATHOLIC CHURCH, RRAN I QQUAY. I . .. . _-. . _ . 4 meeting of the parishioners of St. Paul's parish was held on 'Snday in the new chapel, Arran-quay, to adopt measures to finish the portico of that building. The Very Rer. Dr. Yore ix the chair. The Chairman, on taking the chair, said-My brethren, we are met here to-day to adopt measures to complete ' this building, audi hope we will ...

... WAR BETWEEN ENGLAND AND THE STATES. We received yesterday (from our Liverpool agent) files of New York papers to the 25th ult., 'e per the Great Western, which reached Bristol on a Tuesday evening. The intelligence by the pre- _ sent arrival is highly important, inasmuch as it fully confirms the' accuracy of -he statement (to which we gave publicity a few days since) respect- e ing the seizure ...

... BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF ST. PATRICK. The fifty-a;ixth anniversary of this' ?? ins~i~itioni was commemorated at 'the~ Freemnasons' Tavern on:'Satur..1, day. About two hundredgentlemen connected with the the Green Isle. sat down to dinner under the presidency of his quii Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, Earl of Tipperary, and K.G., supported by the Marquis of Downshire, K.P., the con Marquis ...

... An adjourned meeting of the Corporation was held yeso terday, at the Assembly House in William-street. The High Sheriffs presided. AIr. Quinton said he held a resolution in his hand, which be had not the slightest hesitation in saying would be hailed with universal satisfaction. Onl a recent occasion, wvheu the Lord Mayor of Dublin proceeded to London to present an address and Petitions to the ...

... { PUBLIC DINNER TO- MR. O'CONNELL. ?? o. . , ?? I . . I . ?? .1 ?? ?? in ?? evening a dinner took place in the Free- I masons' T Mveri, lvi og a double object ihi view-t iv t,'oin- a ?? of Sl. Patrick. and the ipaying a compliment, id by rrishmen resident in London, to Mr. O'Connell. The s dinner Ivas most resprctably attended. Amongst the com e pany were Sir John Scott Lillie, Mr. Home, M.P., ...

... RUMOURED OCCURRENCES IN THE HIGHES9TI QUARTERS. (Frown the Morning Post.) When we see a minister, not satisfied with an office of such deep responsibility at the present moment as that of British Premier, become an inseparable and directing mern- ber of a young Sovereign's domesticity, it is impossible for those whose duty it is to watch the course of events not to animadvert upon the painfiul ...

... CITY SESSIONS-SATURDAY. The Recorder took his seat on the bench at the usual hour. FELONY. Catherine Thompson and Mary M'Donagh were severally indicted for entering the shop of Catherine Campaine with intent to steal. Anne Campaine ?? the 9tb of February she heard a noise in her mother's shop, in Lower Abbey.street; she was at the time sitting in the parlour, and, on going out, she saw the ...