The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-12-03 00:00:00

MEXICO.

Advices were yesterday received from Alvarado to the
Silt of Ocober. The following is a summary of the intel-
ligence contained in the papers and letters:—
it &area's that there is to the Mexican tentitory a very active
lowly of natives of the island of Cuba, who have met in Alvarado,
who arc rs Aing trent for the liberation of their native island from
the Spanish authority. They are publishing addresses at Abra.
rata to persuade the Spaniards inhabiting Cuba to join with the
Craolos to effecting a revolution. which will be for the advantage of
both parties. It is not improbable this society will pave the
Iry for, and ce-oparste with, the expedition preparing in Car.
Olsten*. Nothing but a proanpt recognition of the independence
ef die new State* will delay (perhaps that will not prevesit) Cuba
from belt g added to the number of them.
The number of German immigrants (as the Americans call them)
Awns to be considerable. A prospectus, in the Geniaan language,
la• appeared of a quarterly work, to be called Die Tektorie. It
vital be published at Alvarado and professes to be political, mercer'.
t le, and liter. iv. and calculated for the cultivated chows. Quar-
terly iewm(s of the proceedings of die Ales-ices Cieigrcgs, with
atatutical and ethnological information as to the itountrj, are pro.
liaised. If this promise he performed with the characteristic labo-
riaosonua and accuracy of German compilers, it will supply intelli.
pow much wanted is Europe.
Extra:ts of letiaca from a usercantile house in Alvarado
and Mexico:—

A LVAILADO, SFPT.S,

Teade has still continuedverydoll, but seems now inclined ?Whet
M poise. Th.• ezehange is ad. to hid. purr dollar. There are
Ms Ws ►rigs of wa► and 'am Waste enabling by the taste, es
shown, gunboats. A int is expected Imin t6►llwssnnsh, with
prapislons: a,.(1 if we urn succeed in euttbspoll their supplies, we
may hop within three months to see the business of this place
tronelbrieil to Vero Cruz. We expect likewise a brig and 174

ANOLO MEXICAN MINING ASSOCIATION.—
The Directors of the Association for assistirg in Wmking
the Mines in Mexico, and other Potts of Spanish America, having,
under the powers vested in them by the Deed, made a CALL of
FIVE POUNDS on each of the Shares of the Association, form-
ing the Eighth Instalment, the Proprietors are requested to pay
the same on the amount of their respective Shares, to Messrs. Bar-
clay. Tetuan, Bevan, and Co., Lombard-street, on or before the
9th day of January next.
JOSEPH LOWE, Secretary.
7, St. Helen's-place, Dec. 3, 1823.

PORTUGUESE LOAN of 11,500,000.—The Fourth
Half Yearly Redemption having, according to the terms of the
General Bond signed by his Most Faithful Majesty, become due
on the 30th ultimo, Notice is hereby gi►en, that yesterday his Ex-
cellency Don Pedro de Sousa Holstein, Alar9uls of Palmella,
Ambassador Extraordinary from his Most Faithful Majesty to
the Court of (heat Britain, &e. &c. &c.. jointly with 31ciatra.
B. A. GoWachmidt and Co., and Messrs. F. T. and A. T. Sam.
payc, Agents of the Portuguese Government, and in the pre-
sence of Mr. John Newton, Notary Public. cancelled and de-
posited in the Bank of England ninety-three Special Bonds,
amounting to 23,000/. The numbers of which are as follows, viz.:—

PORTUGUESE CERTIFICATES.
Letter A.

No. 2283 2343 2316 2147 2348 2349 2431 2492
2500 2503 2508 2509 2514 2.124 25241 2532
2644 2642 2347 2836 2239 2840 2841 2N2
2964 2984 3154 3379 3380 3339 =2O 2509
3513 3558 3560 3521 3522 3563' 3603 3211
3613 3231 3232 303 3634 3835 3636 3637
3649 3650

Letter 11.
N 0.161 MI 382 463 464 469 470 470 691 691
797 875 878 677 931$ 1219 1250 1251 12.52 1153
1234 1256 1321 1329 1330 1380
Letter C.
No. 45 222 396 537 538 674 717

_
Letter D.
No. 40 41 144 205
343 346 348 350
Letter A-50 of £lOO
Letter 11-26 of £250 .
Letter C-7 of .£3llO
Letter D-10 of £l,OOO

337 342
• £5.000
11;
- £lO,OOO

Altogether, '.gi Special Bonds, amounting to .C2.5,01/0

lEtr ?driftOlt ror).