... - it HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH 7. CATHOLIC CLAIMS. 0 Earl DARNLEY, in the absence of a Noble Friend of his, the Lord Lieutenant of Lancashire presented a Petition from v the Roman Catholics af Liverpool, against the Bill on their Lordships' Table for suppressing the Catholic Association. g The-Bishop ?? ?? from the Arch- deacon and Clergy of the Docese of Exeter, expressing their t apprehension of ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICLE, LONDON: TUESDAY; MARCH 8, 1825. We received last night the Paris Papers of Saturday. They are still filled with debates on the Indemnity Law. C(ALAIS, MARC II 6.-The Mayor of Calais received this days at four o'clock, a telegraphic dispatch from Paris, with il]strUC- tions for him,and the Sous-Prefect at Boalogne, to discontinue opening any dispatches that might be ...

... ?? Yesterday the Anniversary Dinner of tbis Chairity took place at the Lnndon Tavern, lBishopsgate-street, and was most nu- mierously and respectably attended. This meritorious Institu- tiori, which has only existed since thle year 1814, has already a relieved 256 in-p'.tients, arid 7661 out-patients, In the corrse I of tire evening it wvas stated, that thre greatest hopes were en- i tertained ...

... THEJ , MORNING CHRONICLJ-E. LONDON: VEDNESDA Y, MIAjR CH 9, 1825. - . We received last night the Paris Papers of Sunday. They contain a much more ample account of the debate t in the House of Commons on Sir FRANCIS BuR- DETT'S motion than they usually assign to our discus. , pions. The Journal des Debais hias a very expressive note on the passaue in Sir FRANCIS'$ qpeech, in which he draws a ...

... - nave any I I . 2. ?? now Lord Statf- -ny of their Lordships, ?? JURIES. ,r the second reading of the Scotch Juries sRoSBl`RttY expressed hir5 satisfaction at; -.lI wof srnoprsons would be more pleased dgteS. H Sc tladtemsesiva. They bad al- ways exercised heit pqower entrusted to them in an~ u~rigl91t, con-~, scientio~ maner, hut still it was wrong in principle, d he sgla~d it was take~n ...

... A14NiHILATION OF THE ROYALISTS IN PERU. An express ftom Liverpool, bringing advices from Peru, disil- pares the doubts which had been ezitertiined by some respecting the correctness of the dispatches received last week by way of Carthagena. Letters have been received from Lima by this con- veyance to the 24th December, which fuly confirm the authen- ticity anl correctness of the dispatches ...

... BLOOMSBUHY AND SNOOH PANCRAS AUXILIARY BIBLE SOCIETY. The twelfth Annual Meeting of this Auxiliary Bible Society took place yeszerday, at the Freeinasons'-l-lall, Great Queen- street, Lincoln's-inn-fields. The ineetinV was respectatly and tolerably numerously attended, and a chief peart of the audience was composed of Ladies, vho appearl d to take a livly inte rest in the speeches that were ...

... LONVDOX,'S ORTMIV,V ! j./1 Veaterday the Animi trsry Festival of, lt' o~y sheld at the City of Landh. ',11 u:-~cs.Hi. !Royal Hihnssthle DukC c v XP ~LtLI Lo haive presidled'ou thbcain ut in the course of thle day a letter was received from Sir Hihett T'aylor, expressing thle Duke's regret at im- potat ninesS pievenuing him from attending as hie had pur- poe a i hs a bsuice the Lord Mayor took ...

... IMPORTANT INTEtLLIGENC FROM INDIA. MdUTINY of Mie NATIVE 'lR9oops near CALCUTTA- DETAHYI~T f SEpOYS CUT OFF at RANGOON. The Hindustan, arrived at Li'ef01fo acta hc plae se lft n 'eIst of November, and thle Sand-heads or) thle he shas broegt inellgi 'Ilro te capital of British India oC a most iorporrant chiaracter. A costidrbe sentpstidatonewa of cited by the folloswiltg brief and imperfect ...

... - HOUSE 01FLORDS-IIIARtCII 9. TeLrChncellOr, tile 1Narqie5o W1inchester, and Earl Bathurst, sat as IdS ?? th d toyle Assent to Unlawfull Soc lti's i isl SnuipiiiSsioi Bill, aih Annunal Incdeninitv Bill. i SceayfrIlnd Mr. Johnson, ifrom1 the Odifie of the SpursuattoA ct ofo Irlnd 'resented several pnpers at thle BapruntoAcofa- Mriltn. Ilgin peet~ tile Annfld Accoutiis of the Cominis- sionlels ...

... THIb MORNING CHRSONICLE. LQND ONl TF1URSDAY, MARCH 10, 185. Mr. MARTIN's B5ill for the protection of animals is now printed and tiistributed, to that the nation may now admire at leisure this novel effort in legislation, which will lead to a new era in the history of brutes. The Bill breathes the very spirit of humanity, and those who are accustomed to the happy touches of The Courier, will ...

... FRENCH PAPER$. (FROM THE rerOILE, DA11D TL ISDAV, IARCS 8.) ALEXANDRIA, FEB. 1.-Greek Corsairs have just offered fresh insults to the French flag; three or four of them ap- peared in the roads of Damilla on the 20th of last month, and ill-treated the French vessels and those of other nations. They stole goods from en board these vessels, as well as all their provisions; they even dared to lay ...