... COMMITTAL OF A SURGEON AN)) IllS REP UTRD WIFEforABANDONING a CHILD.I BIRMINGHAM, SATUROLDAT.-Lost evening, at six oclock, a mau named Joseph David March, who has been practising In this town for many yeare past as a sur eon and aucoocheur, was fully onamitted to site his trial at the next Worcester aseizo8 on a charge of having, in concert with a woman named Mary Brunmton, exposed to ...

... .THE ANNEXATION OF TREAS TOTME UNITED STA TBS. We continue to publish the dooiments which wvr find in the Anierican papers relative to this event, and subjoin the message of President Tyler (of which wve inerely gave :he substance yesterday), the letter of Mr. Clay, the letter of Nlr. Calhoun to Mr. Pakenhamn, and the treaty of annexation as presented to the senate:- MESSAGE TO THE SENATE OF ...

... L ON DON: FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1844. In the Housi. of LORDS, last night, the leading business was the third reading of the Dissenters' Chapel Bill, which raised some discussion, being opposed by the Bishop of EXETER, the Earl ot WINCInILSsx, and Lords KENION, MOUNICASHEL, and TRYNtcAmx. A division was taken, and the third reading was carried by 44 to 9. The other business was chiefly formal. In the ...

... DUBLIN, MAY 4. [Froon ouRa OWN CORREStiaNDIENT.] TH1E STATE TRIALS. The Attorney-General, who commnieteed the final reply on the part of tbe Crown yesterday, resumed at tvo o'clock this day. It is understood that he will conclude this afternoon, and that the decision of tire court, on the new trinI motion, will be pro- nouncedi on Mlonday. Tire Orange party calculate, with apparent con- ...

... THRA FACTORY DIS2,RRE Tc2%-. 9. [inoX ouR owNc CoRuINPoNEuN.] Is If any man holds a very deeided opinion, and w ishes to retain it, rfespecting the fhetory districts, factory towns. le factory ownere, faotory workers, and all their Immediate Ad and contingent interests, no matter what that very decidP4 Ad opinion may be as respects legislative meoaures for the re. gulation of factories, now ...

... An INQUIRY into the PPOPOSED AR1'- JANGBP'MN!TS f/br the RENBWAL of thc CHARTBof the BANK of BNGLA2VD, e.r. By R, TOnRmPs, E5q.. F.R.S. BSmitb, Elder, rnd Co. Sir Robert Pcel's measure for the regulation of PI the Bank and the currency, seems destined to pass S into a law with less controversy than ary change of simikir mafnitade that has ever been Ipropoced to a the Legislature. The ...

... I The Queen will fold a Privy Council this afternoon at Buckingham Palace. Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchesa of Cam. bridge, accompanied by the Princess Mary, visited her Majesty and Prince Albert yesterday, at Bnokingham Palace. The Queen and Prince Albert walked yesterday in the Royal Gardens. His Royal Highness Prince Albert rode out on horse- back yesterday, attended by Colonel ...

... IM P RRIAL PARLIAMENTI HOUSE OF LORDS-ThuIstsAy. IIOYAL ASSENT. The royal assent wns given, by oonimieion, to the follow- itF bille, the Lord Chanoollor, the Archbishop of Canter- bury, and the Earl of Shaftesbuavt sttlne as commiesluners: The Eastern Counties Reilway Bill, No. I,; the Eastern Countiea Railway Bill, No. 2; the Selby and York Railway Bill, tho South Eastern EXtension Railway ...

... ATHENS, APRIL 30. [FRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] Lastweek the pretended doubts of a part of the aynod,as to the canonicel propriety of takingthe oath to the coastitutiou, gave some momentary iuquietude by the delay of a day in thematter; happily these holy men were convinced that their scruples were not even borne out by the letter of the text and lest they should be in future troubled by false ...

... MADRID, MAY 16. (FPRO OUR OWN CORRESeONDINT.] The Heraldo, publslsad this eveninglannounces the Matr- quis of Viluma's acceptance of office in the following terms As we announced days before, and in spite of all that has been said and written to the contrary, the news has lust been received here, communicated by telegraph to i Bayonne, that the Marquis of Vilumna bhs accepted the ...

... COURT CIRJJLAR. The Queen held a Court and Privy Council at one o'clock yesterday afternoon, at Buckingham Palace. The council wee stsnd d byhis Royal Highness Prince Albert. the Lord Pri2y Sea, the Cemtnantder-in-Chlei, the First Lord of the Treasury, the Secretaries of State for the H1cre, Foreignt and Coloniai Departmentse, the Chancellor ,,i th.e. Zixchequor, the Paymaster of the Forcee, ...

... IMP REAL PARLIAMENT1 HOUlSE OF Jl.0 nS--FouDAY. I.6 l VITY WILLIAM presented it p atition from certain Q Qu.,1m' in Irfiland, for the abolition of the punishment of nb.t:tol;1 a petition f oin, nd and n lud Dunbar in fit- vour )' tte North Biritish Railway. Tim 1I,;ke of BIJUCCLEUtCH presented several petitions from Svotland in favour of thou atuignltation of tho salaries granteted ' l ...