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... TO TIMa EDIT'OR or THE MORNING CHRONICLE. n SIRt-In the year,1823, whlen altl teworld was talking about ha' Mir. Martin's Cruelty to Animals Act, I dreamed ia the month 5ill of October, so remarkable a dream, that it wvas thought worthy cut of a place in your Papcr. it vas adreaithiat laws were equally tilis administered without regard to distinctions of persons, and no0 that as our immtortal ...
... The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved the tlhird reading of the Wine Duties Bill. After the Bill bag been read a third time, Mr. T. WI LSON moved that the duty on Cape Wine should be redecetd from two shillings- to one shilling and six-pence a Pgallon. ?? Aldelran THONIPSON seconded the motion. T'le CHANCELLOR ot the EXCHIfQURI repeated, that li hiid riven the proprietors of vineyrrds in the ...
... 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 ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT O0 GREAI TBRITAIN AND JRELAND. H-OUSE OF 1,ORDS-11AttCI1 16. Dr. Phillimore, iind other Members- of the Commons, came to tiii Barl, and ,efi~tdthat their Lordshls would give them a Copy of timO Plr`eediti'S, Depositions, &c. in the case of Green, , hose I~ivrcte Bill had been Selt, from the Lords to thle Commtions, Mrl. BVINIrgL'1, Mr. TF. Pitt, and others from the Commons, ...
... THE MORNINAC dRONBcSILE. LONDONa.. WEDNESDAY, %McW3t 3l, The judgment of thn, I Ct CRANCEFvLOR i. thte Real del Alonte cas was -aelivered 5esterdayO' The con- clusion to which he canle must have been Very generally anticipated. He refaed the injunction. What is of most consequence is the opinion delivered by his Lordihip with regard to the legality of Com- panies of the nature of that before ...
... THr MORNING CHRUONICLE. LONDON: WtAOESDZY, NL*CF l6, 1825, We refer Or Teackers to a case connected with the Real del Mbont Company. The case stands again for Friday nextI when it will in all probability be fully en- tered into; and;we shall therefore postpone any observa- tions we may havc to make till then. In the mean time, we cannot help calling the attention of our readers to a very ...
... 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 ...
... The Etoil, dated Monday, March 14, contains the following articles from CONSTANTINOPLE, JAN. 15.-The Sultan has lent to the Miri, for the service of the state 19 000 purses, that is nine and a half millions of piastres. TRe facha of Egypt has sent to the Sultan five millions. Abdallah, Pacha of Acre, whose pardon has been negociated for 15 millions. has sent 200,0e0 piastres. The Sultan sent ...
... 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 ...
... BROWN'S GAS VACUUM ENGINE, TO THE EDITOR OF TUE EXAMNER. SIR,,-Vr. Brown's Gas Vacuum Engine having been repeatedly mentioned in your paper, as well as in most of the periodical pnblicsiet, for news or science, I take the liberty of sending you a few calculations for the purpose of ascertaining its merits. Mr. Brown has never, I believe, published any very exact data; all that I have been able ...
... DIUNORlTY WHO HSAVE VOITED AGAINST THE CATHOLIC ASSOCIATIOV USIL. IN som;OM 0'TS STAGES THR.OU01 Tug IIOUnS. Abercrombie, Hen. J. IFitz~eraild, REA.Hn. Al. Unhorne, Lord P. Aitlsorp, Viscount IFergus~on, Sir R. IO'Brieiu, Sir E. Ansoti, Sir G. IFitzroy, Lord C. IPalmer, C. Anson, lion. G. jFitzroy, Lord J. I lah,.er, C. F. Barham, J. F. Fkstevlscz I Paref,, hos. Daring, Alex. Franlland, itobt. ...
... THE BISHOP OIf PETERBOROUGH ONCE, MORE IN THE FIELD. Our readers are probably aware that not many weeks since this orthodox Prelate suffered two signal defeats in two prose- cutions which he preferred against Clergymen in his own dio- cese ; but it seems, undeterred by pa1st failure;, his Lordship has once more ent6red the field. The Vicar of VsIllingbo. rough, becoming indisprosed, a Curate ...