... [PROM THIE MERCURIANO OF JuNE 22.-EXTRAORDINARY EDITION.] Long live Peru! Long live its Independence I Long live Li- berty I An Officer arrived lest night in this capital, bringing dis- patches from tbe Commander in Chief to the Government. We copy the consecutive Proclamations addressed by that illus- trious patrint, the Grand Marshal Gamarra, to the People and to the Army:- PROCLAMATION OF ...

... Him Excellencr Lieutetnant.General Sir Thomas Braddfor ?? Commander In Chief of the Forces at Bdombay, w,, according to the latest accounts, about to sail for Engia.' Major-General Sir Lionel Smith, K C n., will, in couseqis t, t his Excellency's departure, succeed temporarily to the cor. mand or the Forces; and he succeeded in his ?? h, Poonab Division oi the Army by Colonel Fivzterald C.B , ...

... The melanakoly instances of golf-destruction at Boston have rapidly multiplied of latse; but although the painful duty of an- nouncing them his been much more frequent than formarlys yet we do not remember a solitary case, which affords sococ ground for astonishment as the one we are ahout to relate ; for several feasofls-chirfi.- considering tieadvancevi age of the party, thea snratching off ...

... CAPTAiN GREG G AND HIS DOG. Wbetn very young, I took much delight in reading an anec- dote In the American Preceptor, of a dog which saved his mas- ter's life; and one of the earliest efiorts ef my mernory was tO repeat the concluding lines :- My dog, the truntiest of his kind, With gratitude inflames my mind I mark his true and faithful way, And in my service copy Tray. in after life I ...

... .4NDRBW GALIMELS, THE BEGGAR. FFROM A CORRESPONDENT OF THE EDINBURGH COURAN r Io your paper of Saturday, it is said that Sir WValter Scot L'l Andrew Gem aelli in his eye when describing the fraterelf :1 beggars in a former age. Iam enabled to supply the defecti the statement regarding Andrew's death. lie died at a fae. house near Newcastle, about lbs year 1799, being then ?? derably above one ...

... TlhE TURKS. Oa Monday evening, Dr. Mitchell gave a Lecture or Discourse at the City of London Literary and Scientific Inslltutlon, on the History of Turkey, particularly on the Military and Financial institutions of that Empire. The Turks were originally a horde of Tartarr, from beyond the Caspian Sea, The Idea of their origin Ih not forgotten, and the Sultan still dates all his drcrees from ...

... [PROM THB S7EFFIELD lilJ.] With reference to the subject upon which she loomo politicians of Barnsley ostensibly met together, we need not any much oar opinions on this subject are well known, and notbing was said by the speakers at the above Meeting calculated to alter them. That the sufferings of our Barnsley neighbours are con- temporaneous with the operation of a certain portion of free ...

... LONDON: THURSDAY, OCTOBBR 8, 1829. New York and other American Papers, up to the 15th ult., reached us last night, through the North and South American Coffee-House. They contain accounts of the landing of the expedition which sailed from the Havan- nah, and of the proceedings in Mexico, which we subjoin: We are indebted to Captain CLARK, of the schoener Splendid, for a file of the Vera Cr6uz ...

... THWE ELECTORS OF CuLDCHLSZSTE. [FROM A CORREirONDENT.] On Tuesday evening, a numerous Meetingr of the Electors of c Colcoesbtr resident in London took place at the Kent and Essex a, Tavern, Whitechapel. a After the important preliminary of the distribution of beer c tickets, Mr. Buck wits called to the Chair. r The CHAIRMAN rese to propose the health of one of the h moot able, liberal, ...

... )I1UTING IN ENNIS-REPRBSENTATION OF CLARE.- On Tuesday last this meeting, which excited considerable In- terest, from the mansy subjects comprised is the Requisitiono, the paving, lighatiog, and watching of the town, the tolls and cus- toms, andt the opening of the Borough, took place in Ennis. 'The meeting was convened to be held In the Court-house,; bnt snvon Majo Maciasmara, O'Gorman Mahon, ...

... CRUELTlES OF WEIST INDIAN SLAVERY AT THIS MOMrNT. [BY ANe BYB WITNEW]. alil The following extracts are from a letter, recently ree~ived VS from a gentleman in Jamaica, by his brother, a clergymniz in wr this country, by whom it is authenticated; only a few tri- tell fling verbial alterations have been made:- Val 1Jamaica, May 15th, 18211. an( I quite long to hear what The Evninag Mail bas to ...

... rft M THE MoNIT&LUR OF MONDAY.] PARIS, OCT. 4.-(Non official P.rt).-News received fron Constantinople, dated the 10th instant, announce that the Ports has consented to treat on the following bases - 1. The free navigation of tbe Black Sea, the Bosphorust, and the Dardanelles, for merchantmeu of all nations which ate at peace with the two Powers. 2. The demolition or the fortifications of ...