The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-10-18 00:00:00

MEXICO.

AcnusT 19.
The ofEcial document which we publish by order of the Peed'-
. d...t, makes known to us the moat glorious political event which
p...sterity can celebrate in the annals of the new American States,
er.l.‘cii, bound together by the indissoluble tin of fraternity, met in
:atuotas assembly of Panama to support their independenteagainst
t*,ei r ancient optimums. Bleated be Providence, which has deigned
shed ow than, so copiously, its benefits ; plain. and immortal
a enown, to the enlightened, zealous, active. and patriotic Plenipoten.
Wigs of that assembly, who have fulfilled so successfully the lofty,
• gate', and important object of their mission, and to the Govern.
14.5r.t) of the Stairs which sent their Representatives, and which
pawed each wisdom in their selection.
• Legation of Mexico in the Congress of the New American
SUlea.
Most Excellent Sir,—We arrived in this port to.dae, In the
trig of war Constant, having sailed from Mexico on the list of last
taionth, and we have the satisfaction of acnnuncing to your Excel-
IN.Cy, that there were concluded and signed, on the 15th of the
aim, month. a treaty of perpetual alliance and friendship between .
the contracting Republics; a contingent convention, it reserved
' covenant and agreement, which in a few days we shall have the
horsy of didlivering.personally into the hands of your Excellency.
" In conformity with the said agreement, or ondentatitling, the
' aismnbly of Plenipotentiaries transferred its sittings 19 tite town of
' Toe.thaya; mid in consequence, one Ministet front each of the Re.
' p.l.alicartmeeds to blex;co, while the others return to give an ac-
count of their labours to their respective Government*. Senor D.
Pedro Gual, hlinister for Colombia, is to :et out from this place
far that capital in three days. Don Antonio Larrezabel, who re.
Centril America, has come in company with us, and pro.
likewiee to Mexico. Dun Manuel Tudela, Minlater for
t
, and his Secretary of Legation, together with the Secretary of
•1...• for Central America, arc expected in a few days in the
Frl Tees Heresanos, with the sane desinstion.
We mention ibis, that your Excellency may order the arrange.
Pent that now Ise necessary to neeive the Pleniputentiaries in a
Wirngetwereespooding to the dignity of our Republic, and may
thi.%)firliFilitittlrgencr to his E ace litany-the Ptesident..
":fttit preserve your Excellency many years.
(Signed) " JOsE MARIANO.
" AItcIIELENA JOSE DOMINGUEZ.
" &model), Aug. 15, 1826.
" Addressed to the Minister of State and Foreign Itclation.."
N. B.—By a private letter of the 13th inst. we have the ft Caw.
intitotire of the Ministers Plenipotentiary to the Assembly
• rot Colombia—Senor Gaul and Senor Ramo.
For Peru—Senor Twists. who will arrive at Acapulco in eiyh
o: ten days; and Senor Bidaurre, who has returned with the
"tames.
For flastimala—Senor Larrazohel. who comes with our Platt.
p.aentiaries; and Senor Molina, who has returned with the treaties
For 11olland—No name mentioned, but it is stated he comes by
Vera Cruz.
For England--The Plenipotentiaries of this State will net arrive
till Not ember.

Among the projects which the French Ministers have in
contemplation for the ensuing Session is one upon the game
laws. It is said that the duty upon a license to carry arms
Will be raised to 100 f. • it is now but 3ul. The right of
sporting will be confined to estate owners possessing a cer-
tain number of acres. Sporting will be entirely in erdicted'
in the vicinity of forests, plantations, and enclosures where
rite Royal hunt takes place, and this alone will embrace a
very wide circle.
• Extract of a private letter from Tarragona, of the intli
ult.:—This morning a very considerable portion of the
bower classes of the people burst open the excise offices by
force, and burnt and destroyed all the hooks aid papas,
cud carted away all the money they could find. They tore
down and doomed the escutcheon over the door, and gave
a loose to every kind of excess. The officers would have
. been massacred, had they not saved themselves by flight.
?lie Governor employed all the means in his power to
quail the tint, but without success. The Algerincs have
already made fourteen prizes, and the fishermen are afraid
to put to sea.

PRICES OP DRITISH
Bank Stock 202
PIM Acct.
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per Cent. Cone. 100 e 6
Ditto Acct. SI I PO/ 81 I
3 per Cent. 8116 I
16 per Cent. Bed. 85

ITOCKS YESTERDAY.
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India Bonds 32 33 pia
South Sea New Annuities 1101
Ex. Bill. t 099/. 1$ Om
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Ditto Small 23 Elgin

PRICKS OF FOREIGN
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Brazilian Monde 64 31
Gillian Woods 40 .9
Uolombian Bond, 6:”;
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