... FIRST ANNUAL REPORT OF THE POOR LAW CO.MMISSIONERS. Every part of the proceedings of these Commissioners teem Wili iMportattCV, tlley Dhejsg charged with carrytteg tlitle xecothlts a Rrisat meoseese itt I-WSeinir, tenilehinthj oned moot saesutesry its is tiriely believed. cad rendered impeerative seot nererly by the degree oft demso'esli. zation among pa lynch tbhemeelveee to which tits n ii. ...

... COURT OF EXCHEQUER-FaiDAY. Th'e Auiorney-Ceneral v. Cleave-This was an information filed by tie Attorney-General to recover penalties fur pul)lishing an unstamped periodical, called Cleave's Vehlly Poliee Gazette, without having registered Isis name atthe Stamp-office, pursuant to the Statute.-The Solicitror- General stated the case, obscrving thnt the object of this prosociltion ass to ...

... JOSEPH FIESCHI. [The above Sketch vas originally prinked in The INVewis, of Sunday iast: wve ire indebted to the liberality of the Editor of that piper i..r Its appearanee in our columnis.) ?? A striksing sketcb of Fleschi v a5 tlaen in an album in Cmirr, aod ha',ded rnnd for inspectinn, Fiesehi wished to see it, ?? o.n its beig ?? to. heim hie wrote under it, 'J i Pe trove bie,' iais, Fichi ...

... - MURDER OF THE CAPTAIN AND CREW OF THlE CLIO, AT PARA. .. . . mW - A _ or__ His A lsjesty's ship Racehorse has arrived at Barbadoes from Pars, haing on board the sole survivor of the crew of the brig Clio. The man, whose name is Alexander Paton, gives thu fol- 'lowing, melrancholy statement I -ailed from Liverpool on the 7th of August last in the brig Clio, of Motitrose, Mr. John Bred ...

... OPENING oF rEE SESSioN. io expressing our opilion of the king's speech, we have pi only to repeat the words of the Duke of Wellington, that U never has there been a speech delivered from the throne embracing so many important topics; upon all of which Kn th much depends. No less than seven great and 4nuch- 2t desined objects are proposed in as many consecutive para-1 graphs, namely :-The ...