... - 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...