... ny X ..JOlBNING CIHRONICLE. LONDON: TIHURSDAY, AIARCH 3, 1825. lire trust the Clergy of the Establishment will profit by the excellent advice given to them by Mr. PLUN- KETT, and not oppose themselves any longer to the removal of the restrictions under which the Catholics now labour. It is by no means good policy on the part of the former, as Mr. PLUNKETT observed, to compel the Catholics to ...

... BEAR-BAITING.-The serious appeal which Mr. Martin made to tie House of Commons a few nights back, on the subject of bear-baiting, induced us to take a peep at the Westminster Pit on Tuesday evening, in order to ascertain whether, in point of fact, the cruelties which that gentleman described were really practised in that place. On our entrance, we were not a little surprised to find the ...

... in HOUSE OF LORDS.-MARCH 2. ve CAlTHOLIC CLAIMS. cc The Bishop of SALISBURY presented a Petition from the la Archdreacon and Clergy of Sarum, praying that no further con- pi cession maight be! g-anted to the Roman Catholics. On the miotion of Lord BEXLEY' the Twenty Millions Te-_ re chequer Bills Bill, the Transfer in Aid. Bill, aind the Annual cI ludemnity Bill were read a second time, and ...

... 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 ...