The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-09-21 00:00:00

MEXICO.

(rITRACT or • rIIVATZ .)
Idexteti, Juvr
Nothing can exceed the satisfaction proilucell here among all
ranks, by the news of the capture and death of !turbine. wltich
you will ace in the encloses! papers. It has restored continence in
a surprising insulter. So long as Iturbide remained, he was a sort
of stalking-horse tie every unprincipled ant entisrer to look up to.
1 do now begin to see suite chance of our getting into a elate of
st vied tinier sun repose.
•• It is I believe. arranged. that this Government is to be aasi-
milated to that of the l'nited States, and placed under one President
nomad of an Eterutive composed. as the present is, 4.1 three
person. lientiul Itruvo will be the President in ail probability.
The expedition of the Anglo-lilextran 31ining Company ha• air-
rived in this city., tonsisting (Without forty persona. They leave tor
livanasuatu is $ few days, where they ate to begin practical opera.
ti. la. Tiny have been remarkably well received all the way
through she nnintry. The effect un this country will be great._
Thou ands of persons will be put Into employment, and money will
conie into circulation throughma all chasm..

lu.nie time the rids tinning propri;tor% have 'revived no In.
come time their mines, soul the city of iitIATAIIMI 4 where the
• •ilal mines arr, has had its population ;Won:4 from 110,U0U
down to 30,0011."

Aar aoN rim v.—Professor t irauenhofi r, at Munich. has
completed the refracting telescope which was ordered fur
the University of Horfret, at the manufactory of optical in-
struments, known under the tinn of lizsehneisler and
Frauenhofer. This great instrument exc. ells in length and
dianiebi the famous telescope of Herschel!. It fs too feet
in length, of Paris measure, and to inches in diameter.
'flue price of it is not yet positively known ; but we know
that that of Ilerschell, which was a reflector, cost at that
time :tow,nuo florins, a sum which would not be paid fur it
at present.—News Lite: ittare usd FusAirm.
lIVIIITING.—The gentlemen of the New Forest Hunt
Met on MOlldalf last, for the first time this season, fur
cub-hunting. The hounds arc in excellent condition, and
considered the finest pack in England.
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TOL SOONTI.ST HEAT TO BOTANY BAY.--If you are 8
journeyman, or an out-door apprentice, have your meals at
a public-house--suaoke your pipe—take a dodg►r of gin
three timer a-day--go to a free-and-enay every night ; if
you sing a good song, you will soon be in the chair—form
a►quaintance with a:aue idle fellow*--go to a prize-fight
your ast,:eiatee will probably propose to pick a pocket—
Join in it—get taken, trkil,and sentenced—never nand the
conis quinces ; they are tritling : it will only break the heart
of your poor old tamale', and ..eud your father stnroeiteg
to an early grave!—Rewounaid. . _ _

AT Tr LU Sr lei ne.—Ahout two o'clock yisterday
morning, the watchman of Charles-strut, Middletwi Hos-
pital, gibing hts rounds, perceived an elderly female, sus-
pended by two strings from the knocker on the door of
No. ta, beriand-strect. lie instantly cut her down,
and on c•hamining hit more closely, percb.ireil she had
'wady accomplished ha object. Ile tuck her to ch..,
Mary-la-bonne watehhouse, where she was brought to
a proper sense (by Mr. Toms, the night constable,) of the
fully and impiety of sods rashness ; when she declared
that it was solely mowed by 111011 S; VI. misery. !ler name,
she said, was Ann liradsell, and she had lately became
destitute, in consequence of being deserted by her husband,
who, however, had made her an allowance of 3s. 6d. per
week, which was totally insufficient to supply the wants of
name. She mentioned the residence of some of her friends,
and they were sent to, and cm their arrival she war. allowed
to depart with Ilictu.