... A MOST IMPORTANT MATTER! I Tow Poor-Law Commissioners have put forth their anathema against this F law. The following is a letter addressed [to Lord ALTUORP on the subhject, by Mr. J. M. PAINE, of my native town of Farnharn. I entirely agree with MIr. Pli~NE; and am] not a little proud to see proof of so mach ability antI so much zeal, and to hear so much good sense from one of my townsmen; ...

... SNAAIEN'S HOSPITAL SOCIETY. r r The first Annual Meeting of the Governors of this Institution since the Act for its Incorporation, passed last Session, was ob. tained, took place on Wednesday last, at the rooms of the Soo clety-Charles Francis, Eeq Ia the chair. Mr. HARLEY, the Secretary, read the Report, from wbich the following are extracts - It must be higbly gratifying to the projectors ...

... BARON SMITl'S CIARGE. Thte following, is the charge delivered by Baron Smith, at the opening of the Commission of Ov-er and Terminer on Saturday, to the City and County Grand Juries :-He said, that when the state Fof the Calendar, or of the country, called for observation from the Bcnch, he had given such admonition as the case Seemed to him to require. When, on the other hand, no such ...

... PEVSIOV LIST. LIST OF THE MINORITY OF 184, Tellers included, who voted for Mr. D. W. Harvey's Motion, that a Select Consnnittee be appointed to inquire into the consideration of each Grant in the Pension List, and report the same to the House. ENGLISH. Aglionby, H. A., Cockermouth Lennox, Lord W. igssLn Attwoodi, Thomas, Birminghiam Lennox, Lord G., W. Sussex Baillie, J. E., Bristol Lennox, ...

... FOREIGAN INTELLIGENCE. FRANCE. A commissary of police went to the office of the Corsaire, and seized all the remaining numbners of thatjourual of the 5th inst. The Tribune and Quaoidienne also were both stopped at the post office, and seized at the offices of the respective journals. SPAIN. Extract of a letter of the 29th ult. 'rom Madrid :- The msde of election for the Cortes is not yet ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT oP GEXhBT BRITAIN AND IRBLJAD. HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, FEB. 7. Lord DACRE presented a Petl I.rn front the D p tie ro the Pteabytetrit, lsuspetidet, aod Blptist Cegr-getliros nItthir twelve mils ot Lord,. expressing their vratitne fur the rellef which they had received, but corplalinlcg that thero wf're still some practical grievances of which they thought th y had a right ...

... ESCAPE OF A LloN AND A TIGRESS FROM WoM.BiWELL'S MENAGERIE-FOUR LIVES LOST. I A melancholy accident occurred at WombweII's Menagerip, in con- sequence of the lion, Wallace, and a large tigress, escaping from the caravan at Worksworthi, on .Tuesday night last, on the way to New- haven fair. It appears that the drivers were putting the vans into the yard of the White Lion Inn, when a carriage, ...

... Frown 7HE LONDON UAZRrrB of Tuesday, Feb. 1&. D1CLARATIONS OF INSOhVENCY. Fsn. I-W5l. HltD, of Farehawn. tiampmtire. bricklayer, that he 19 In In- setweot cruowlUtAUces, & ts unable to meet hs enagements with his creditors, EliWARiD M1OVSLEY, of Hounton. Steffordshilre, mesltter. that he In In insolvent circumstances, and Is unable to meet his engagements with his cre- ditoTS. BANIKfUPTS. ...

... MONDAY, FBrB 10. ORDERS OF THE DAY.-I. Factories' Regulation Act Amend- ment Bill; second readlng-2. Turnpike Road Acts' Continu- ance Bill; second reading.-3, Motion for Supply; Report thereupon. NOTICES OF MOTION8.-1. Mr. O'CONNELL: Motion regarding a Breach of Privilege.-2. Mr. HuMs . Return of all ar- ticles imported from India which are subjected to higher or lower Duties than the same ...

... oAmGAN PA4}' E9 VWxN;A.-Tho *uttiin Oboesver of the 2Bth of Je0u1ry Con. taom the following treaty - We, Francis I., by the Grace of God, Emperor of Austria, Kein of Jerusalem, Hungary, Bohemia, Lombardy, and Vealco, In order to strengthen the boade or friendship and good neigh- bourhood whigh exist between us and our dormintons, and their Majestih. the Empsror of Russia and King of Poland. ...

... Friends, Brethrten,, nd Fellow Cotu)trymenl, We often foretold, before the passing of the Re- form Bil, that the ?? would be worse than any that preceded it. Trhe proceedings of last session went: ar towards making ::that opinion unwer- sal. Their first act was Ihe Irish Coercion Bill, and one o f their' last was the - Slavejry-Conmpensationf job, which, uudeb pretence of emanicipating the ...

... . On Sunday evening, Fehe.. tio, : 4, a meeting was held at Ihe Temple of Liberty4.24, '01dham.Road, Manchester. Mr. Edwardq Curran was called tathe chair, and opened tbe business of themeet e ing by makinga few observations,.- EHe hoped-to seea Union between.3 England and Ireland,, bt a veriy different lioin to tbat whicb existe,3, now. dow different was the mnan, Charles Grey, in 1799, ...