... I FOREIGN IA'EbLLIGE'CAE. The Paris papers do not ctiltain any news of interest. The Meniteur publishes the law passed by the Chambers for a vote of 527,241f. to pay tile dividends of the Greek loan due on the Ist of darcu-. The Afarqais de Viluma, the Spanish Ambassador to Euiglild has arrived at Paris on his way to London. It is said that Fiance is making or great additions to her ...

... I . Yesterday the guardians of the above union 'held their usual weekly meeting in the Board room of the Workhouse, North Brunswick-street, JOHN BARLOW, Esq., in the chair. The following members of the board .were in attendance: William Rathbourne, William'Swan,' Peter Keon, Cornelius Rooney, John Joseph Clarke,;Patrick LWOW :n, John Dodd, Edward Reilly, James O'Gorman, Henry Hutton, Thomas ...

... I LO UD- F' e1,t B° erT SUGESSOR. . w Id~ ~~ ~i . 1 AfntirF Hdirle , ven 0 iated to the office of Governror-General of India, Mt thi appointment will take place with the, cordial f the crown and the Court of Directors, and 55eati Oof friendly concert boeen the authorities diatcly responsible for the selection of a Governor- drs.- Times. ...

... DOMESTIC NEWS. THE QUEEN DOWAGER.—Her Majesty, we regret to stale, is sufl«rms{ (mm indisposition. The lollowing bulletin ot the state of her Majesty's health was issued yesterday: Her Majesty the Queen Dowager has an extensive attack of erysipelas over thelefi arm. the consequence of an injury to the wrist. Her Majes y has suffered much pain during the last few days, but has had a better ...

... To the Editor of the Monmouthshire Merlin. SIR -Having seen a letter in your paper of the 13th ult., ofl the subject of Mesmerism, and signed Medicus, in which tht wi iter seems to ridicule the idea of a belief in Mesmerism,ot Annnal Magnetism, and, at the same time, advances statement* which do not appear to be borne out by facts, I should feel: obliged by your insertion of the following ...

... IRISH DEPUTATION TO TilE ENGLISH SYNOD, WHICH NET AT BERPWICE-ON-TWFED. (Communicated to Londonderrq Journal.) At the annual meeting of this reverend body, the Rev. James Collins, of Drotnore, Rev. Robert Gray, of Burt, and Rev. Dr. Ilnston,of Macosquin, with James Ferrier, of Dublin, Esq. elder, attended as a deputation from the General Assembly, of the Presbyterian Church in Ire- land. They ...

... IIESSRS. FEULRANI) AN)D JIOGG. IN our first page Nw ill be found a really spirited, and, at thb same time, candid letter, which lias been address. ed to Mr. H0ogg by Mir. Ferrand, in refrrence to the late fracas in the 1-touse of' Commons. With all his in- discretions, lerratid evidently has about him a number of' reduemqig qualities. ENos.ISsI PRa-BVYTaEnRAN SyXoD-Irn our piraeent pub- ...

... FI S FURNITURE OF THE LATE EMPEROR NAPOLEDN. II Cal-fi A .AI_ I.. -. 1_ _- I __ ?? On Wednesday, a sale hy auction of the property of the late Lieutenant-General Sir H tdson Lowe, including some portion of the furniture which w as in the possession of the Emperor Napo- leon during nis captivitv at St. Helena, took place at the auction rooms of ;Mr Phillips, Nsew Bond Street, by order of the ...

... APP 01N T MEN TS. *8Liesstenoits-R. D. I't~apletar., to commanid the .Vyden-. r he ham; 1i.. A. Stewart, to the L'ggnel; WV. ( L Deane, *- to the Heratie.c Surgeon1-ar. Alexander Cro~ss, to the Imaurn. r e Secondlllaslers-Geerge Poilgaze, to the Amues'ira I John Sinions, and Jatmes S. Hill (acth~g), to the d Caeonia; G. S. 7Hall, to the Sydenhameo. - e Cle'k'-inl.C/k0rsngc-J. T. Ratter, to the ...

... W8ALJAN BDUOATIN IN LEEDS. A -numerous and ?? I meeting- was held on i Monday evening, 'at Oxford-plc Chapel, in this town, Oti -to promnotte the ~ertensodn of: Religion Education on West- Ne. -Iean pirmnciples, in connection veit the Leeds Sieond Is, Circuit. at The chair was Occupied by JboSm HOwA imi Esq., of Paxk-place, id who was supported by mlan,7 of the minister and Influential friends ...

... Legal and Sessional Appointments for' LI alan way~, 1844. . 2nd.-Sberifs' Court, London (at Guildball).-Court of Common Council (Guildhall). 4th.-London Sessions (Guildhall). 0th.-Central Criminal Court (Justice-hall, Old Bailey). Judges on Rota-Lord Chief Justice Denman, Mr. Baron Alderson and Mr. Justice Coltmas. 8th.-Baster Term ends. 9th.-General Sessions for Westminater (at the West- ...

... I LUN'rPIC ASYLUM FOR NOiTM IALES| I The Committec of' Magistrates of this county, appointed alt the close of the last Quarter Ses- f siona, to nmake due enquiby into the present con- S dition and treatment of tile pauper lunatics in their respective parishes and districts, with a view to ascertain the propriety of co-opciating with the magistrates of Denbigh, And other counties, to- wards the ...