The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-09-29 00:00:00

THE BRITISH

.♦MEXICAN PAPERS.

We have received New York Papers to the &1 instant.
They contain the official documents respecting the execu-
tion of I turbitle. The following arc extracts :
I From the National Alt:mote of flapt 1.1
A WALOANIATIOX OF I'AITIIC3.—Tas ittilityaad impsdkney,
as well as the practicability of a unity of partied, hen him fully
tested in this era of good feelings; and the midi has Astra that
the ground is perfectly untenable. The safety/ she anstan de.
rends upon the exiatence of the Democratic part and the sailsty
of that party can only be secured by diwin wing the Boa
between the Meade and opponents of its p The llama-
enitie party has been too lenient of late, beesaur adversaries kid
lawn beatee and driven from power aril infln sod iritto.
selves acknowledged their defeat ; they were DI Lstgsr
is
enemies, nor auppotirti to be capable of plotting agsfnst thep:itv
safer .
fety, or endeavouring to gain a 'secret influence in its Cou
which would filially lead to its total overthrow. Vet latch aa it.
tempt was made, and the hopes of the plotters are nut yet 1611111.
duped. 'the numerous pro torn. candidates fur the Presidenry was
were named to the people, both previously and subsequently us the
National nomination, were all the offspring of this amalgamations
and of the conspiracy it produced. And John Quincy Adams
being continued beibre the nation as a candidate for the suffrages
of democrats, is • prominent existing evil which bait grown oat of
the pretended amalgamation of tlemocra9, and 'federalism. But
more of this anon ; the time is fast arising, when parties ander
their own proper banner will again take ground, and the lines of
distinction be marked and preserved.
lIAV•NA —The brig Charles. Captain Dill, has arrived at
Philadelpia, in ten days, from Havana. Captain D. states that
it was considered very healthy at Havana, particularly among the
shipping, although it was asserted there that it was the warmest
season for twenty years past. Captain Dill also states that the
Commanders of British ships of war visiting the ports of Havana
were very proud in offering to succour the trade of America,
by giving convoy to the tint, when an opportunity offered of their
leaving the port. A report at Havana, that the pirates wows
auginepting fast among the group of islands in the neigh
of alantansaa. The British skim of war Ecluises, was
vane, and on the 17th of August in the evening, had
boats, hired by the Government, in pursuit of a pirate,
Eating out to the leeward of Havana.
Fitox 8017 TI/ AAERIC .an arrival font Jusalea. the
Editors of the Baltimdre AOierie.rn have received letters an.: papers
from the Isthmus, confirming the intelligence of the Spanish tie.
nein' ()laneta having proclaimed the independence of Peru, and
also that of his having beaten •Spacish division of :LW men, sent
against him by the Viceroy of Peru. After the capture of Callao,
it is said, owing to the intrigues of the Ex-President of Peru, the
infamous Torre Tag!e, a frigate called the Vcnganza, of 44 guns,
the craves to Rosins, of 24, and several rail of merchantmen, that
could not melee their escape, and had been in the enemy's hands,
were cut out under the batteries in the most daring manner: the
frigate and corvette were burned, owing to the impossibility of car.
vying them out of the harbour, for site tremendous fire that the
enemy poured on thew. However, by this bold auempt they have
remained without a vessel, and which was accompanied by eighty
men of the squadron under Admiral Guise's orders. The Extra.
ordinary Co..ritt of the Isthmus contains a letter from J. Gabriel
Perez, announcing also the agreeable news respecting (./lansta, and
adds, " This unexpected event shows that the destinies of America
are fixed and irrevocable- The Liberator, with the activity which
dirtinguishes him, will avail himself of all the advantages which
this event (lairs, and Colonibin, covered with glory, will have given
independence to Sauth America."
eAllrEACitr.—lty a late arrival at Mobile, accounts have been
received from Catimeacity that the country was tranquiL A Go.
vemment vessel had capture I a piratical schooner a few days pre.
vious. about Ita miles down the cost ; ittl of the pirates were killed,
and about as many more fled to the woods. The pirate had re-
cently captured a Fretteh vessel front Pratte', bound to Alvarado.
New Totes, SEPT. I.

Buenos Ayres Papers to the oth of July inclusive, received la
191dadelphia, do not furnish intelligence of any
The Buenos Ayres funds hare hail a considerable rise, from 10
to 100 per cent. premium, and the Bank Stock from 40 to VW.
These changes have taken plorn within a few weeks, in consequence
of the loan front England. The Funds are now somewhat lower :
large sums of money have been tootle of course. Some English
houses have realised from 2 to 30010,00 dollars each.

The establishment of monthly British Government Packets Is
productive of great convenience; they bring the correspondence
from Europe to this province, Chili, and Peru ; sail the 20. h of
every month from Falmouth, in England, call at Monte Video,
and remain there ohly to give the leiter-bag, and at Buenos Ayres
ten days; upon their return they sup at Monte Video 24 hours.
Hie Excellency Don Maria Salazar, Minister front the Colom-
bian Government, arrived in Boston on %Vednesday evening, the
25th ult.

The Secretary of State is said to love received a letter from
General La Fayet.e, in which he says he will he in Washington by
the end of September.
The Ladriaria (:ozelle states. that General Santana, who had
been sent to assume the command of the province of Yucatan.
had seceded from the 3levican federation. and hail nimle arrange-
ments with the Spaniards to renew the trade with the llavannah.