... INTELLIGENCE FROAM PERUANNIHIL4TlONI OF THE AOYALIST ARMY. The Lion cutter, from Jamaica, brings official accounts from Carthagena of the 18th of January, of the final overthrow and ed destruction of the Royalist Spanish army in Peru. This intelli- t gence is to be found in the documents which are suibjoined.- C Canterac, La Serna, Valdez, and Carratala have been taken St prisoners, and the ...

... -. rArPERS. PROM THefl ETOILFg DATED WEDNESDAY., We learn from Calais, that 300 anord~iin are consman vtlyaes- seum, thewdiheehof Sangae. One omlf is finished, and ais an,'ed inathie pouin ?? riep wl suffice to secure the ?? thate rovestgallry. country a Jgsint the tides at the qt inox. At the for. of the dike there have been found, a large silver coin of Edward Ill., one of the same metal of ...

... 0 LONDON: tI IRID, Y, MIRCH 4, 1825. 0 It is impossible to deny the truth of what was ad- II vanced by Lord LIVERPOOL, last night, that during it the last few years, more has been done for the good, g for the peace, for the prosperity of Ireland, than was i done for centuries before. This may, however, amount Si after all to a stronger condemnation of preceding Go- b. vernments, than a just ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRlLAND. HOUSE OF LORDS.-MAIRCH 3. The Earl of ESSEX put a question to the Lord Chancellor, but neither the purport of the question nor the answer was heard below the Bar. On the motion of the Earl of LIVERPOOL, the Twenty Mlulions Exechequer Bills' Bill, the Transfer in Aids' Bill, and the Annual Indemnity Hill, were read a third time. Earl GROSVEN1R ...

... MI UT -?J - iiW -U'fl SO' Tllv CATROLIC QUESTION, MAAOCH lOT. Ah~ercrqnbie, HOD. S. ergan, ?? B., I Northi.S. H. Abercrsimby,Hon.G-.L IFtzgerald, Lard W. INugeist, Lord' Acland, Sir T. D. ligrlb.HnV uent, Sir G. Althbrp, Viscount itgrl ald ttjon. Ms. O' rien, Sir H. Auson, Sir GI. Fltzroy odC O'Grudy, Standlah Anson, Mon. G, ?? Ld3. Ord, Wxn. IDrOL. B. P laorVa. Pakehakam. Hoa.H.. BoaRoll, itt ...

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... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GREAT BrITAIN AND IRE LAND. HOUSE OF LORDS.-MARCH 4. g The Lord Chancellor. the Marquess of' Winchester, and Il Lord Melville, sat as his Majesty's Commissioners, and gave Li thle Royal Assent to the Exchequer Bills' Bill, and the Trans. of fer in Aids' Bill. The Earl DARNLEY preseirted at Petition from a place in R~h Lrrucashire, praying for a revision of thle Corn Laws ...

... EAST LONDON CATHOALC INSTITUTION. - ?? The Anniversary Dinner of the East London Catholic Insti- tution was held on Thursday, at the Freemasons' Tavern, Mr O'CONNELL in the Chair. The Learned Gentleman ad- dressed the Meeting in an eloquent speech, in which he ob- served, that f any personal sacrfice had been made by him to come to England, that sacrifice was more than compensated by having an ...

... SPEECH OF A. O'CONNELL,; As the, reenwomsz' Tawern, -cFaay 'The question upon the petition, beingput, -Mr.. OTCONNALL rose, and was greeted. with thew warmest applause He qpoke td. the . tlowhig eleft.c- May I ask the Iivoitr of gentle. :iren to6 e seated. - I promiise tihenr tiat they shall ali hearn-mey andi ,much' fear that. I shall trespass Iso ]ongon~ their patienca as 'tb: iuird theft. ...

... TRE MORNTING CHRONICLE. LONDON: SATURDAY, I5fdRCH 5, 1825. We have received the Paris Papers of Wednesday, including the Eoile, dated Thursday. The Indemnity Law still foms the subject of debate in the Chamber of Deputies. The fol- lowing are extracts from these Papers:- LPROM THE ETOII.r., DATED MARCII 3] CONSTANTINOPLE, JAN. 25.-Ibrahirn Enini, Intendant of the Mint, and Minister of the ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. Monday, February 28. SCOTCH JURIES. Lord MEvermrr brought in a BiLL for amendisg the mode of cebsittg juries in Scotland. In that country, the prisoner received a list of the names from *w hich his jury was struck fifteen days before trial; i ad. he proposed, in addition to this, to alter the present mode of chllisgJdries, which was left to the Jledge, and make them be chosen ...

... * THEPOLITLCAL EXAMINER. Party is the m adness of niany forthe gain of a fewa-PoPE. THE BUDGET. To the majority of the nation, the CHANCELLOR of the ExcsrQuErn's statement of Monday last will prove a disappointment. Some hope was entertained of the entire abolition of the Assessed Taxes; and there was a confident expectation, that at least the remainder of the Window Tax would be remitted ; ...