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' • . .• • ' • . . ' • t '.. ' - -- : -i• A IMRE* lON. LONDON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1821. 4 ' - . :.^..l' • . 11- ' °" ''' ' '' - ... *. ' . ...alas: • •c• •-• Patel 74. . • -- --- ---• --- —-- - _ . • . • • - - • - • , /ve/71 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LA NIL GAS LIGHT AND COKE COMPANY ' S OFFICE, 4 IVEIWCA/V ..1 1 4 - PERS. I deliver time* et isik*lrriy thee 111 . e ':4IV . emdadi daring my hie s Ind she coatemisdi skids 1 saws "r e . held. HIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Nov. 3, Bridge.street. Blackkiare, Oeirdair I; 11111. • ....111166.---. ON ?Kitty, W girzi.„,er n ui r 47 ,,„„, ~ . pstaiotot tom es I -r., . ,es etteb .......... -.,. . ..,, - , 't. , 7 •:74h7,-- , 4 1 his Majesty's *nook will rd.. the Casual a DO hereby give Notice, thet• the followiag PROTEST OF DOM iMIIIAPH CALL VA AGAINST . w oe 6 a ibe will , NEW SPAIN. FOLLY AS IT FLIES. Proprietors, viz. GEORGE HY DE WOLLASTON. Fag. TI emti k ed ROCEEDIIIMKWF GENERALJACESON. i d i o ,„„ ahada , tt r kopi to •asis -- i ;IF ; 1. Joseph C.a*a, glieGlN.reo f or Mo s t Fl or id a. . ----v---7 ., or out ii si 7 t i;.., : • . 6 t‘o DEELAEXIMON OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF at Tick. Mr. Elliot's; Sir Herbert ?delimit', Mr. Pope; Mr. RICHARD WILLIAM SILVESTER. cod •' by the *ankh Governaneat 'to carry into fall cflril and alkaloid akelikila kits- . m MEX ICO. lard Melmoth, Mr. Cooper; Gilbert, Mr. Knight; Doc- Ilr. THOMAS STEEL, 1 e offoceetelempecootottotoom to solo otipoistiotto soilA id i tiamiteuverzithe r l isat illk .. ,41604i .e l , as (read the Charleston (Assent of September .17.) *fallible, W. kiark7; Mir P. M 0644 al ' allk " 1 " - have reused t• the eighth By-kw Otitis Compaay, sod tbelina liPi l li t t u • Cotholie I old the Prolidesi of shit Boit- atar were She perstoish . i ' Cies ' , das Cleited Ify 'the arrival yesterday Of the bet Cuilterioe. I Melmoth, Yen Edwin; Georgiaaa, Kim Emilliewai be ebe • " seeeeesaee shoo , Hated, immorally give. nee Nailer di ,ir. , , , is ow Rade to thee of deg mud peewee spil t . • bet Ifterth j i te lg i 71 , ipeued' , ,',6istsb , Ise Wedgies'', is five drip tram Hoiransigh, see hove is Gilbert, Mrs. Harlow. their hiterstiosiso stead for the Once of an • CMOS,* i sake the Treaty*, Aiono•bio..4joehopotiolkeitoreocvs. sod with stoic et toe its a papers, *Pad • waived gee Este secanula from Mexico, mad par. After Whit* the Meow. which will take *lee en the 7111 days/Wal 111,111. ratifed by befit seism ow. Ohs 112 A eflehresfir of Ike —lli about so bout afterwards a note, lia to Ate l eiret ..--a__. .-- ..1 THE CORONATION. her seat. J. MODE R, ' l ift "' Y ew 1811, 4 °' ° al ' Ih. M e m"- snort. ( x1' 041601 , oet a loom belt sheet of paPer, was met jr me wet et ay "' del i 'I. the seat w` weer. , .... w i th all th* Am atm. oft 1 . 7 im dt e ra dtiour 666 , 66 te e. „ yer ; i inopf," the ba that at agora t e i gmhdr i A cessation of heatilities between die Perrier' niid he Precenekra eorsampores from Wermadaider Hall— *me, the labofirk of the lablifr - Th e Ti d ed ; ' This Say is published, to Ilvo.gorioa y o , b ean * .., iisg the teeth of ay. twoohoos es.the angstajbility tiny and replied to. I sent it to the jokers**, sad west to Royalists has liken plot*. On the 1 Ith al Anguit, Intradoctory Saar, * whkii Mr. Ealgieetill impedes' A GUIDE is the PRACTICE of . the M ie r h re lehtt iest us a y ttt emetat bosol of the oetrigei which Were commit- . at swims co . umitsisa . tr. bi beilo as sod ooker som:. a ttl e a na ft: 4 gie v&lo ord o er t teat, et ..... ; ,„VoloWooiled Colonel Soutane hoit tweed to th e pe o pe o li e , of e Comic Soar, milled, • llat IMO War • Mona Elk COVETS 0 GENERAL QUARTER sumo'', a .... isii i.a sa . vo y e r, : , sysst " any house. on the day tied peewee, broke dolma arefineba, se 41114 . 611 " the Viceroy, that the gotta of La Vera Cruz should England sad the Peopkl"—llse , the PEACE* Eagkod. I, she of . A inea rgoat .eo , olm lfl i :L, on b e y r the G o-the a llri res :s ed y e i be be in ns ber it w eb itElvat iiiiift ist ibet bs I L , 1104 sa- be throws open the aim dee, the prisoners on 10t!t le creme of which Me Omni By SAMUEL ENTRE% lisq. • tenser of the said Weis.' ''' i . : I —le a m iv " sides should be • liberated, and that the cout.try 'To coattails with (Slat tiese) aow )Reset earl • ::. Leaden: Printed for J. and W. T. Clarke, Law Reels- part of Me United SkteeeigiEse tio moor . Tbe tuts a e on ' a t e an ao ;e ma d er my egg •.. 7 ' ' ga , i i " people be allowed to corn. suarese6, aid in II 0 THE EPWTR na ID C" •- • -.vac adkorOgostegall-asreet, Liamiee-100. lc rite oleos— ipierai4 - - , ,,. , . . to , .. Or, A 101, WI SPITZ nor invisermy la which Ino qß .. illed • .. . . great numbers. , ' Al 4he 'l6 ' *Miiicieral Characters by Messrs. malattliffie IX. %MeV 4 led girth. fhilkit *Ali, utbfte ~,,it ', ,• : • • “ Pisa et the dierreesseteut thrit is to be cat a- • • 0 • Thio Say io publiabpd, 6 hi). pi" le. beanies: . N. if,..A., Esq. Came/ of the el Ilth reekiewl." - t nel that COverameaKiffiqprot - . " ' sti 3 ,_ 4 l l . 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Administrative Junta of ?North America. propo.t.d : ‘ ,14 - . 7 — e hlallery, es.; Second Price, h.—Upper Gal- Letters. By EDWARD BORTENSHAW SUGIDEN, Esq. ls. ; Second Price, nd. riue de V ' ll " i I-jest-Col- and Commander of Artillery lotion; that I was indisposed, and requested that they by Colonel Don Augustin de Yturvide, to his of Liocoln's-Inn, Barrister at Law. Dna Frawcisco Palates; the Vicar sit the Province, the Row. : would sot force me from my house at that hour at hall Eiceilency the Count del Venadrlo, Viceroy of i Moody, • sew Musical Comedy, in tweeds. called The Fourth Edition with Additions. Jason Cidn 'a° • and Citizen , Doe Juan Innerarity, No h p.... tea at night); that if it would be sufficient to avoid the , . New Spain lor Wife? or, Tibill Deceiver Deceived—with The Co. .... ion—and Gi iin Loudon : Giovanni, Madame • Khadon : Printed fur J. sod tV . T. Clarke, Law Book. 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Until the Cortes shall meet, there shall he ■ Junta for the purpose of bringing about such meeting, and cruising the plan to be executed au its fall extant. 6. Said Junta, which shall be denominated Administra tive, is to be composed of the Menthers named in the letter of his Excellency the Viceroy, by which it shell be convened. 7. Until Don Ferdinand the Seventh shall present himself in Mexico and take the oath, the Junta shall govern in his Majesty's name, in virtue of the oath of fidelity which the nation has taken. Nevertheless the execution oaf all the urders that be may give previously to hia taking the oath, shall be suspended until then. 8. If Don Ferdinand the Seventh shall nut condescend to come to Mexico, the Junta or she Regency shall gayest' in tie name of the nation, until the Emperor who is to be crowned shall he fixed upon. 9. This Government shall be maintained by the army of the three guarantees hereinafter mentioned. N. The Cortes shall determine upon the constitution of • Regency, until the arrival of the person who is to be crowned. 11. The Cortes shall afterwards establish else Constitut of the Mexican Empire. OLYMPIC 'TlYgrin. • *rweASTLIF-STREET, STRAND, WILL OPEN FOR THE SEASON THIS EVENING, Saturday, November 3, 1821, whew the Performances will commence with au ADDRESS, to be spoken by Me. Osbert, ; after which PEURO LOBO; OR, HERE HE IS AGAIN. Don Gasman de Pacheco, Mr. H. Baker (from the Theatre Royal, Bristad) ; Don Carlos de Gasman, Mr. Healey ; Due Ramirez de FUIVICCI., Mr. Raker (from the Theatre Royal, Haymarket) ; Don Alonzo, Mr. Howard; Cochin°, Mr. Strickland ; Pedrillo, ,Mr. Vale ' • Diego, Mr. Oxberry. Donna gars, Mors E. Soots; De nnis Laura, Miss Smith (from ae Theatre Royal, Haymarket); Beatrice, Miss Healey'. ristlid, Mrs. Ma:wen ; Hostess, Mr.. Pearce (from the The atre Royal, Haymarket); Margaretta, Miss Hopkins. To which will be added a Barletta, in two Acta, called THE IRISH WIDOW. Whittle, Mr. Hammond (from the Theatre Kora i Hay. market) ; Erksey, Mr. IL Baker; Nephew , Mr. Howard • Sir Patrick O'Neil, Mr. Tillers. Widow Brady , Wal pole (her third appearance in London) To coaclude with TEREZA TOMK INS ; OR, TH E FRUITS OF GENEVA. Boxes 2s.—Gallery 11.—Half Price at Half Pall Eight. On Monday. the 12th instant, Mr. Taylenre, from the Theatre Royal, Haymarket. will appear wi a new Character; Rail on ilieflaiorday followiog Mr. H. Johnston and Nisi S. Noah will he inaradoced in a new Barletta NMI a favourite lateelede, is which they will sustain the principal characters. - • It. All the iithabitants of New Spain, without soy dist ir e lls. of Kassfamasi. Afriesse, u bulimia, are aflame of Ibis nicioarcby, arid eligible to every office, steetirdiag to their merit cod virtue. 13. The perms and property of evi ry citizen shall be re spected and protected by the Governaneut. 14. The secular and regular clergy shall be preserreJ ::1 all their rights and pre-ennoenceft. 15. The Janta shall take care that all the departments of the Stale remain without any alteratiou, and that all civil and military officers continue in their present situations ; those only shall he removed who may refuse to conour in the plan, substituting in their place such persons as may be most distingoished fur virtue sad merit. 16. A protecting army shall be formed which shall hr de nominated the Army of Ilia Three Guarantees. inasmuch is it takes under its protection, in the first place, the presurva tion of the Catholic Apostolic R4)1113U Religion, using all methods in its power that there may be no mixture of any other sect, and that the enemies that may threaten it he timely attacked. Secondly, Independence ander time system %Wye mentioned. 'Mildly, The intimate union of Euro peans and Americans: and guarantees these fundamental bases of the felicity of New Spain, to the iutracitor of which, rather than consent, it shall sacrifice itself, front the Commander in-Chia to the last man. 17. The troops of the army shalt observe the most exact discipline, to the very letter of the Articles of War; and the Chiefs and Officers shall continue upon the touting oa which they now are; that is to say, in their raspecttie with eligibility to the offices UMW VaCalli, and which may be vacated by such persons as may he unwilling to serve, anti with eligibility to such mew offices as may be cousidered uc ceasary at Convenient. Just published, at Bristol, by J. N. GUTCH, THE COUNTRY vernis LONDON. CONTENTS OF No. I. I. The Design—ll. The Reasons Why—lll. The Blue Pill—lV. Introduction to " the Age of George the Third"— V. The Political Opinions of Mr. Tristram Shandy, his Fa. mily, and Friends--VT. Modera Knighthood—Vl!. 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The same privilege shall be rnjoyed by those who shall enlist without delay, and by those who having home arms in support of the former system of independence shall immediately join the said army; and the peasants who may enlist shall be considered as troops of the national 01111112 and they shall all be employed for the internal sad external security of the kingdom is such manner as the Cartes may direct. 20. The commissions shall be granted according In real merit, as reported by the respective commanding ...dicers. and in the name of ibc nation, provisioustly. 21. Uutil the Cortes shall otherwise 'bract, WO. raings in criminal rases shall be agreeably lu the Spanish Cumin luting'. 22. In case of conspiracy against the independence, the culprit shall be imprisoned until the Codes shall dew.- mine upon the punishment of that greatest of all alines, except those against the Divine Majesty. 23 Such persons as may attempt to (omelet disunion, shall be watched, and reputed u conspiraturs against lode pendenee. tp, RICH WHEEL!—ALL MONEY PRIZES! CARROLL. th e CONTRACTOR, begs leove to elite, that althonith 6,500 Tickets were drawl, the } lra MY, the rothilrilot Rich Wheel remains for the Second by, 20th NOVEMBER, •heu the First-drawn Prize will receive aopoor. 2 3 2,000 2 4 Besides otbris of 3001. 2001. &c. and not Iwo Blankel to a Prize. ••• Tick.•l. and Sharer, warranted usdrawo,•re on Sale at CARROLL'S truly Fort:mate Wheel, No. 19, Cornbill, and 26, Oxfr.l street. 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SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS, Craven-mreet, Stroud, October 3, 1921. B ENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST REPORT, viz. £ a. d. Mrs. Barker Ann. 2 0 0 Walker Ferranti,. A. 2 2 0 S. Marjoribanks. Esq. per Secretary A. 2 2 0 W. G. Pasting, Esq. A 2 2 0 Matthew Muter, Esq ....A.. 2 2 0 Wynilum Knatchbull, Fog. Job. Anderdon. Esq A 2 2 0 George Stephenson %Viotisur, Esq. A 2 2 0 Executors of Thos. Nicholson, Esq. deceased a dimmtional donation lOO 0 0 J.Waits, Esq. per Secretary A. 2 2 0 Mrs. Langton A. 2 2 0 Edw. Howell, Esq. Cheltenham A 2 2 0 John Dawkins, Esq. A 2 2 tt Mr. R. W. Coward Adam Askew. EN. per Hoares and Co A. 2 2 0 Thos. S. Gooch, Esq. Sir W. %V. Pepys, Bart A 5 5 0 Anonymous Ditto . • r 0 0 0 Rev. D. Yonge Y. G. per Dorrien sad fws. A 50 0 0 W. S. F..... 5 0 0 W. T... 1403 14 0 Discharged and relieved from various Prisons 106 Debtor', for the sum of Considered the Cares of 46 Petitioners, Approved Referred fur Characters 7 Petitions, And Rejected Renerictlons are received by John Camden Neild, E.q. the Tee* rrrrr Cheyne.walk, Chelsea ; also by Messrs. Herne", Farquhar, and Co. St. Janses's-street ; Meurs. Hoares, Fleet- Meet; Hamm Whitmore and Co. Lombard•strvet, Ste. Arnaldo Gail Don Msriano latorday, sad Dus Isidro tic Albo, Public laterpretre. The Spanish euliell.lentetemst Don Domingo Sousa canteens! *aired fur me, earnestly de. siting to speak with me. On entering be was accumpaoied by au officer of the United Slates, who conducted leas es prisoner, as he told me; having asked him for what reason, be replied, in the presence of the company, that on the pre ceding day,three persons made their appearsnee at bis house, who said, we are authorised by the Governor, Don Andrew Jackson to order you to deliver up certain papers which hi has been informed are in your possessive ; and from the In dications which they made to hiss, he compreheoded that they were those which were packed up in cues belonging the military tribunal and that of dunce; be told therm that certain cases existed in his possession is which b e beli eve d they were; but that he was a subaltern officer, subject to My orders, and attached to the Commission, and libel the men which be had mentioned were under Ms OM by Op der*, as notary or clerk of those priv oft my authority as Governor, and could sot pert ualessby my command. The penman iaquestlon w ll and returned again the acme day with a deemed it. etellbsit: of the papers, requiring him to give bit answer also in 1/14 ling, which he did, and consequently came to inform me' thereof, but did not find me at home. On reflection this morning, he determined on taking them to my boast, as a ' place of more security thin his. He did so ; but not Indies .. me at home, left them in my home. Mich was all he knew., I told him be bad done right. Re (WlmuldW, that 61*a, ! jest searched his horse, sod dentanM Imt repair that they were in my bonne; on which datipasindmildi as a prisoner. i s t I immediately seat my aide, Captain itilloruto, to inform the Governor from me, that - arm was au officer under my orders, and ismisped IMAM Csime minims ; that as the papers dema n ded mita not his irhirn ter , him, be would have the goodness to address himself to me, and that if they were such as could be delivered, they would be furnished through the regular channel; extending for t hao my request, that be would be pleased to understand that they could only be delivered by me. The answer which my Adjutant brought me was, that "the order for tire imprisonment of Sousa will lie continued," and that the Go. 'cram further told him, "tell Colonel Celine& that I will put bim along with him." Under the impression that an answer altogether NO unaccountable, without the slightest provocation to rest mi, could may be attributed to en ex traordinary mistake in the interpretation which had Irma made of my message to the Commissioner and Governor, Andrew Jackson, 1 ordered my Adjutant to return, accom panied by another officer and the public interpreter, is or der more fully to acquaint the Governor therewith. They fel. tilled their mission, and brought me for answer that the Go vernor had replied with loud vociferation*, and in the pre. mace auroral persons, " that Colonel Callus shall go to gaol!" I waslost in astonishment, and my reason could not impute 00 extraordinary an occur' euce to any other cause this to an • entire privation of judgment, or to sinister interpretatiou ; but having no foundation un which to rest such an opinion, 1 proposed to go in person to the Governor, so soon as din. nee was over; but before 1 could do so, three persons cause . tie the house of Colonel Rrooke, who said they were utile.. Heed to demand of me immediately the papers, for the Gored, nor would mot strew towards me any more coosidmetbattp t ! tit forms than he would to any other private individual. : I replied to them, requesting them to inquire of the Catellill , sioner of the United States, Andrew Jackson, how " was It possible that he should forget in a meaner so unaccountable my official character?* Did be not receive from me, as Commissioner on the part of Spain, the province of West Florida, of which I was his predecessor in the government, and that my stay with my Sec re t ar y a n d Officers was peud iug the decision of the points submitted by himself and me to our respective Governmeuts, relative to the con struction to be given to the second Article of the Treaty? The artillery is still held in deposit under the national safe guard. The papers and documents under my charge, as Governor, to be given by use, under the Treaty, could not be delivered by me in the character of a private individual, because they did not come into my possession mid trust in that capacity. I requested them to tell him, that 1 was altogether be wildered at this course which was now pursuing; that the papers in my possession should be held sacred sad inviolable ill Pensacola, my person being under the immunityof the laws of nations, to be respected and protected agreeably to the usages of civilized nations, and every other individual corn. misstated by his respective Government. That they would also lee pleased to tell him that I do not yet know what papers he demands of me to deliver in this manner, stud that be would base the goodness fully to sciptaint me therewith iu au official form, haring due regard to the peace and harmony which subsists between Spain aad the United States; that I have always acted towards him with the most distinguished cousideratioa, both as Commissioner of the United States and as Governor; anff in like manner 1 have treated all the citizens of the Visited States, iudiscrimivately, with the greatest attention, during my administration as Governor of West Florida. That I assure General Jackson (both as Commissioner and Governor), that whatever papers were to be delivered by me to him this day, should be immediately furnished through the regular channel, as a proof that they were given in a mauner becoming my official character. found myself attacked with a violent pain, from a com plaint under' which I have been suffering fur some time. This l imparted to Colonel Brooke, and requested him to permit me to retire to my house, which I did, sad then ordered my secretary to address an official letter to the Governor, makiag the same statement to him as I had dune to the bearers of his messages; which official letter I sent him by two officers, but the Governor refused to receive it. At seven o'clock at night the same persons came to my house, demanded the papers from me as a private individual, or to go with then, before the Governor. I found myself so unwell as to bo unable to sit up, and stated to them that my illness would not admit of my going out, and that 1-41w1 Dot clearly uuderstaad what papers they wanted, oar could - me, so I pieced every thing at their dismal. One of the deputation ordered the officer commandine to VOW mg room, and at this time the Moises Don Jaen I nue really wished to iatercede, as it appeared to me; but in aptakieg he was told to betides., and the officer was directed to take me as • prisoner with his armed force. 1 replied, that I esteeklerell myself as such, and in proof thereof I deli vered my sword and case, bet as to draggle( me from my house, they insist lake iota consideration my ill state of health; they answered that they knew it, ordered me to dress, and with the armed troops einiducted me to the pre. mace of the Governor, who was in a separate house from his loggia`, accompanied bye large concourse of people of all 4 desimpliessof prow& The said Governor. through a per. I Deg who acted as notary and interpreter, ordered him to ex. I MO an interrogatory which he himself dictated, and required Me an answer; the question was issignificamt, but I re quested to be permitted to answer in my own idiom, and to write it with my own hand; it was granted ; cud while writ. leg my weer, the paper was snatched from me, and with all the furiousness of a person bereaved of his judgment, or a vy ered fla k e *: c o k d s e o l i n ve t r he ih table, Z I Z II e n; ost e vio G l:ot gest ' ures, with l l ie ori gam I was in the act of answering, but be gave me no time liitlyeak, and whenever the interpreter began to explain my !eempeep, is which I had been so often interrupted, he was lane .Ipermitted to interpret, or did not interpret the same. Mk As "eamsetiest demonstrations, I constantly entreated Iliellfistilniallest s la the present act, be deprived of the re . mem arid completion of answering in wriliog, and that I eliesild be lotemegeled in the like manner, That a future run nueneet might be left, for I inferred, from the ravings of the Ciovtreer, that I 11,11 l about to be assassinated. Uuavailiug were all my requests, every thing was refused me, nor could , Items wily I yirs dragged there. la the Arm of misfortunes is which I found meself est veluped, unprotected by the laws, the osonnest at length ar. rived wises Governor Jackson drew out, among other papers, a wines order, which, agreeably to the interpretation made to we, contained the mandate of my being sent to gaol. Insets informed thereof, I requested the interpreter to ask him Awn me Rite did not shudder at the perpetration of such deeds i, that I protested before the Government of the United Stales against the author of these atrocious °weaves com mitted against my person and the character I repre sented. The Gott:root. replied this time through the in terpreter; that be was alone answerable to his Govern ment : that he did not care for the conaequences, and that I might protest before God himself. I was in fact carried to gaol at the hour of midnight, in my delicate slate of health: My house was left open to the mercy of the soldiers.— The Spanish °Siete', and other persons of my confidence who were there, or repaired timber, were ordered uff, cud none of them permitted to remain. My pyres, cud those of the Government which were under my charge, were left without any inventory or account of the same ; the keys of my trunks were left ; my property and that belonging to my Government for the purposes of the Commission, were in like manner ahanduned without any account or inventory, as also all my other ermine! property. At eleven ou the &l imiting morning of the e 34 a writ of Habeas Corpus was issued by the Judge, Mu Elegies Frontal in, but Governor Jackman treated it with contempt, stating that he did not think it proper to allow it to be carried into effect. About five iu the afternoon of the same day I was inform , ad by the officer of the guard at the prison, of in order of I the Governor, which stated I should be set at liberty, and accompanied by the officer of the Jay to my house, as he had I new got possession of the papers, and I might see if the cases were closed and sealed. I told the of f icer who deliver ed the order ihat I could not enter my house unless accom paeieel by a Judge. He said I might look fur one, and thee I came out of prison. The officer accompanied me, with many other persons, and 1 went to the house of Judge Frumentin, as being the only one in West Florida. I found him indisposed, and be. fore every one present I made a succinct relation of all these facts, and begged that be would extend to my person and house the protection of the law. He informed me that his indispositioe prevented hire from acrompanyieg me, and that in his place I should take witii to be pi e'en! at the recognition. - I then went to the house, accompanied by many people, and the officer of the day. I found armed troops inside, my papers scattered on the table, a cave of papers whirl, had been nailed and sealed with IS wax seals, with the impress of the seal of my Government, was found fractured and re. closed, and sealed with adiffereut seal. My state of health has not hitherto permitted me to make the necessary exami nation of my private or public papers, nor the confidential ones of my Government during my admiuistration, nor the documents of my Commission. The money was entire. The foregoing relations comprehend the outrages com mitted spinet my person and official character, in Pen sacola, on the 2211 day of August, 1821, by Governor Andrew Jackson. This narrative is the most sacred truth. I. it 1 have not "oppressed any previous circumstances ; the history of the facts had no other origin. The motive I am entirely ignorant of, and that the whole is a true exposition I do solemnly swear. I tender the proofs, and I protest is ith the same solemnity before Gud, before my Government, be fore that of the limited Slaws, and before all awn, against the authors mid perpetrators of these deeds. I also se-ear, under the same obligations, that I have always observed, during my aihninistratiou as Governor of West Florida, in. diecrinstentely, to every individual of the United States, whether resident or transient persons, the utmost considers tion ; that I hare respected and caused to be respected, their persons and property. When any one Timi been guilty of any delinquency, be has always been treated with 'Wel genre and a generous he ratty; and so true is what I have manifested, that if public notice were to be fixed through. out the whole States, there wueld not be • single induvi. dual who could show the least resentment. This couduct emanates from my own natural disposition, and from the or ders prescribed to nee by my Government ; and that this is my propensity so to act with all mangiest indiscriminately, cannot be impugned by the strictest investigative into my 24. As the Cortes who are to be installed are to frame a Coustitntiuu, it is necessary that the Deputies should receive powers stifficieut fur that purpose, ■nd as It Is 11.0 of 1 11 1 1 4 I, importance that the Electors should Iwo+ they sec to he oo - presented in the Congress of Mexico, and tout iu that of Madrid, the heat& shall prescribe just rules fur the and shall designate the time of it, and the time of the open ing of the Congress; and as the ,leet ))))) s commit now tole place iu March, the time shall be extruded as anneb a. pui• sible. (Front the Baltimore American, October 4.1 LATEST F&o MEXICO.—AI ticks of ad)q•tutrttt entered Into betstert► the Patriots and Royalists, at Cordova, on the 24th of August I•*t. ARTIC Lts of Adjustment entered into at Coidoct lu tem' Duo luau O'Donuju, VII,. King. •nd Unn Nl.uuu•l Itiirhide, Cumzuaadcr in Chief of the Imperial 111.xtersi Forces.— 1. This America shall be Sovereign and ludepet;ileill, and called the Mexican Ernpue. I. Its Governoisot ►lull he a moderate Constitutional Monarchy. 3. Fordiesn4 VII. on coming to Mexico, shall rrign ; ill default, his heirs or surcessurs, m due order. 4. The Emperor shall tin his Court In Mexico, the Capi tal of the Empire. S. Tiro Coososissioners from Signor Mu Joao 0' DJUOiII,