Star.
London, England, 1825-05-19 00:00:00

FROM THE CONSTITVTIONNILL.

MADRID, MAY 5.

An express from Cadiz that arrived on the Sd, has
given rise to a report that a ve)sel from the coast of
Peru had arrived in that port with a great many Officets
of Lacerna's army, and a dozen Monks, who seek re-
fuge in Spain.
While vessels arrive in all the ports of Europe with
the melancholy recital of our irreparable disasters in
Peru, and others bring to Cadiz the remains of our
armies, it is curious to see our Government loudly
proclaim an expedition of two regiments, fitting out
at Cornnna, to go, it is said, to reconquer Peru, where
the armies of Canterac and Lacerna have failed.—
But we must not be deceived respecting the object of
this expedition; for it is-not lo Peru,.on which our Mi-
nisters think no longer, but to the Havannah that they
mean to send it, to prevent, if possible, the emancipa-
tion of that rich colony. Some young Frenchmen have
:lately arrived to enlist in • the squadron of Foreign
Garde* du Corps.
General Santos Ladron 'has lately sent a column of
.Spanish troops in pursuit of a band of n'ialefactori, wh
traverse the valley of ltlocal, and hare eden adveneed
.to Benz The greatest excestes they commit are against
• did Monk.

The Mont* return of the port of La Guayra pre-
sents rest ipts, under various denominations, 41,632,496
dollars, and au expenditure of 4411,755 dollars for the
tiotallof February last.

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PAYdiAMENTARY PitUL:EALIEVo.;.

ROUSE.O.R LORDS, l/Alr. 18.
The-Earl-of.LAUDBADAI,II, at tke, newt of Lord Dave,
moved that the Order. birthe Dpy, for the stood repdiqut of thie
Equitable Loan Bill, be discharged, and be Mod for Elblag, the .
With instant.—Ordered.
The Noble Earl then moved for a Copy of the List• of the Ori-
ginal Subscribers to the Equitablk Loan Company. It would ap-
pear by the papers already no the table that they did, not ClCet4 at
present 5000 persons, though their nuatber. was thought at first to
amount to 40,000.—Ordered.
The Earl of LA UDERD A LBalso oresented Petitions. aGalOat
the Equitable Loan Bill, from the Tradesmen of Woccester,l4-
enter, New Sarum Wolverhampton, Dirtfor.l, the Parish,. of St.
Pancras and Sc. L;ke's, Chelsea, and from the Debtors of. White
Cross-street Prisan.-.Laid on .the table.
. The woo Noble. Eatttisim preseated.a Petition frwat the Pawn-
brokers of Leeds, praying that the 6th of George L commonly called •
the Bubble Act, might be put in force against persons engaged 6r
dating is shares in the New Companies.—Laid on the table.
hit. Betoomui and others brought from the Commons. the GM-
gpw. A.ffilitional Market Bill, the Stealing in Mines Bill, and aped
number of Private Bilis, which were read a first time.
The Marquis of • LANSDO WN gave notice. that he should more
the lecend reading of die Unitirian Marriage BM on Piitiai • sena:
night, sodnawred that their Lordships be summoned fur that day.
—Ordered: 7, I
The Bi of BATH and WELLS presented a Petition front
Liticaster, fn Tavour of the Bill for tegu.
• bting —Laid. tin the table.
The Bari or LA UDE/El/ABB presented p Petition• from" thi"
.Land Owners of several Parisbei hi the County of !Jerks, against
alteration in.the Cant. Laws.—Laid °nate table, .
.A Getatlenian from the Privy Council Office presented 'Returns
of tht. Cottons and Cloths suited from Alexandria, during the
coarse &the peens* year.-:-.Laid on the table.
• Mr. Tolusitss fresh the Treasury, preisentaid•certain Returns con.
, elected with the Port of London and the Customs.—Laid on the
table.—Adjourned.