The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-09-16 00:00:00

LANDING OF 'TURBID!: IN MEXICO.

Icy his Majesty's ship Parthian, from Vera Cruz and
liavannah, we have received the intelligence of the land-
ing of !turbine on the 15th of July at Soto la Marina, in
the Gulf of Mexico. Captain Qitelsh, of the brig Spring,
in which the Mexican adventurer left England, has sent
from Ilavannah to the owner Of the vessel in London •
communication re-petting !turbine to the following
.fl'e'et :
The Spring arrived off Jamie., but did not communi-
cate with the island, oil the 14th June ; touched at St.
!lament's, in the Gulf of Mexico, on the 94th June,
het could not find any information there ; July I, made
mil fur Soto la M eeina, *nil anchored ow that plan on the
19th July, where one of General !turbine's mite landed.
M the evening of the 15th, the I leneral himself landed,
and proceeded on horseback, with his Aid-de-Camp, to
Soto la Marina, where General Garcia, who wasiniand
it that district, received him, turned out the troops, and
proclaimed !turbine Captain-General. On the 11th, Ma-
dame !turbine, the family, and baggage, vere landed,
anil it appeared tl a the whole were very well reeeiveil.
The accounts which Captain Quelsli received were as
late sr the 2•20, July, and were inmt favourable ; but on
that morning, it war reported that iturhide had been shot
nn tho 19th. This report was circulated by American
Captains, but was not at all milked by Captain Queheh,
lOW sailed on the 2:91 from Soto la Marina, and who con-
veyed a letter from one of thew? Captains to his friend in
th^ Ilavannalt, which letter Captain Qaeish then read,
anti in which no mention whatever was made of the cir-

Ctimataucr.
The following are extracts from three private letters
from English merchants at flavannah
Avo.

Ai you may fiel some interest In the tate of. and moveinente in,
Mesieo, I tak- h ay. to inform you that the Ihin.h brig Spring,
Captain Qiirlsh, who carried the Emperor of Mexico out, arrived
here kat evet.i,g, aft 1- having landed him at Soto la Marina on the
lath tilt , with his atilt.. ilor,C* had been prepared for them. nett
they procerthil into the interior for Mexico, without any military
ear" from that port. This is the spot where Mina lauded ; and
they ray that the upper road from thence to Mesir.i is • good one.
From my last aermints I have no doubt but he will be favourably
received, as all the chiefs he left behind wish to benders. We um-
sieMate• favourable change, an soon as he reaches 111esien, in fa-
vour of the commerce of this inland, which, no doubt, will be im-
mediately renewed twain.
I'.S. I open this to say. that the Captrin of the Spring replete,
thst at 11w niont,it of hi. nailing, a rumour had rtnelivilSMO la
Marina, of the Lit peror havirg been *hot the third day after he
limits'. and when on his way to Mexico. This, if true, will be
e•nfirmei by the nest vessel that arrives.
(Extract of another I'rivate better.)
lI.AVAVNAn. Aro. 13.

We hare Information of the landing it;
Irina on the 111th tilt., and a report that lie wan slim a few days after-
wards. This report, though it wants cotilinnution, is given under
eireumatantes of considerable probability.
(Extract of another Private Letter.)
HAV AN N All, Ara. 12.
I embrace an opporninity offered by a brig of war to inform you.
that the Emperor has actually ar.irmil in dm empire of 31estico, and
landed it Soto la Marina, (where :11itia landed,) on the lath ult.
from the brig Spriog.l:aptain (Jutish, who returned to this port on
the lath inst., in search of a freight. The Emperor found no op-
position, and, having horses furnishes' to him, intim shatsly pro.
etwded Into the interior with his suite, without a military escort.
Ili. safe arrival in 3lesien will be al'..important to the commerce of
this island, provided he adopts his old regulations, and allows the
same privileg,ea we Inul when he abdicated.