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cme, arrived previous to the mail, its effect would, no
doubt, have been great. It is but just to the respectable
indivie.ual to whom it is addressed to say that he cavillers
111.: information of a doubtful character. Leaving the
lc:ter to its fate, there is, however, a disposition in the
market to support these Bonds, rather, it is to be
n;.pr...hended, from the expectation, that as out of nothing
c!!,'1,7. can come, so out of something something may
con., ; that something being the anticipatory or other
I , of the Mexican Government, out of which the divi-
d th!:, in Omoht r are to be paid. The only other de-

acrip u of Security in which there was any activity
iris the Potesi llining Shares, which, in consequence of
the vtry favourable accounts related in the letters from
ru, atlvauccti horn Inlow to 40s. 61. premium.
E' tact f,.orn a letter of the Agent to Lloyd's, at Gibral-
tar, d:

~siqirg of one frigate, two corvettes*
, was seen uff liiiiiurca five tip since,
ul it that it is inteutled to cruise in this neighbour-

71r.d !Mown, from Vinare% to Mar-
;:), a Colomid.to privaterr, arrived here

Tr. Dennis...Smilb, of I;:ltimore, makes the following
it-mcnts, in a pap.'t of that city, in reply to some misre-
ata,ions concerning the mines and agriculture of

some of the prineiral mining districts in Mexico,
h ((ivana•ivatn) is tliatlat fn m the eapi.al upwards of
Itnsirg bccor.ie internotil with the subject,
pair•: to cornet the bast information that could be pro.

to the must re.pcetable sources, end my opinion is,
will het:after bc Worked with grester intelligence,
:r, and economy, than they were formerly. I know
a• this lime ar exceedingly profisahl to their
.hers are about to be put into operation that will be
.. ler power and machinery, which curia fail to TC:I.
lin:hly productive. Of thii description are the mines of
It pee, now owned by a few persons in Baliimore—the
rr fo. which was prepared at West Point, under the di.
In skilful engineer, and has arrived in Mexico in perfect
•—and of their productiveness I entertain the most flatter.
I,,,,itive expectations, in commoi with Irony of our in.
rc,Tir:lable countrymen now in Mexico, sith whom,
.c, I ci>ited the mines of Pcmasraltepce.

uttmt and tauter 1!22, and in the spring; of 1325, I
sawn the talk: hinds of 31:xico u;rwards of one thousand
W.O attrprised and with the richness of the
;i• abundance of its production. The climate is healthy
..:1 k. and at little exp:nre of labour the nemataries of
p-:,:trel. The corn, reteat, and barley crops which I
.e nt mitt of Jun: (h: Levrst !ica.on), in the district of
;.'»ut ;dal nun hullo the capital of Mexico, were more
• t',an I 1.,•1 roAsible fur site earth to produce
rite. 11.sitte% tht.e artizl.es, saga:, coffee, tobacco, and a
)1. :mit% and ve4, table pr•xh::tinna, arc to be found in most
t•i tie country. That our trade to Mexico is unprofitable
is very rriural. as the atpi•!ies of goods which have
tent Enghnd and the United States.

,Icceul current ii wand. which would of course

•el.+ itnpr liftable, but cannot warrant inference that the

GE11.11.1.V I'APERS.
Flu,lt trot: Fan,: Nuns or Pnt.aten, Aro.7.
I: the Einrror \i: bodes, who left Sr. Peterrburgh on
• Ist nionth, was to arrive on the 311:1‘ at 3loseotv. It is
Ill,gtiticss the Crinivitch. and Grand Duke
will not b, present tit the c.tronation at 31.o.cow—at
Ave not yet heard of aly Preparations for the journey.
•,:m.ll presence of the Grand Dutte in the kingdom of
to..y im:ecil be considered as the more necessary. because
1:t,4 is Commander-in-Chief of the Polish anti Litimanian
tt.e csiemony of the Coronation at Warsaw will take
tidy after that at 3losenw.
•tr many nnstithentiecited reports that are in circulation
t r-viv.tl t f Out of a change in the ministry Immediately

tot rcuro of the Emyeror to St. Petershurgh. Our politt.
cot.t. who,: zaTion. it is true, originates with themselves, have
a i-ot of the new ministry ready drawn up. in which itnportant de-
' ..no-• ots are as-Mined to Lieritetrant4icncral Baron Von Diebitsch
~ent I lior Ir Istria. It it al-o said, that the Russian Go-
will make an Application to tttat of Great Britain, de-
it .- to give up the Counsellor of State, Turguenceu, 11:10 itt re.
I :1-.. ••)11.0;.! lied to England. IVhether this application will be
, to is annilier question. tlioutth tht re are some claws of
i.::..u. to which tire Lngloth laws afford no protection.
FROM TIIE LOVER MUNE, AUG. 13.
niat woollen manufactures have not yet recovered the activity
•a•,a prevailed in them before the late fatal epoch. The stagna.

the demoo.rt for south Anierict, to irhich ourmantifac-

rerlims. 'tanned trximuch, Is, perhaps, One of the reasons
Inv towns are now unemployed, and especially as the war
r•: 64 Ayres and Brazil has rinsed the failure of several
non, to the former country. Our leather manufacturers, on
t 'racy, are vcry busy in preparing a stock fur the fairs at
I ::rt and htime, where they expect the demand to
bteauwe the great heat of the summer must hare
tan consci option of leather, experience havirg shown that
Fri ‘• lit nod knit are as destructive to leather so wet. The
• ;r n ;be North, it is hoped, will be the MOT: numerous at
t. c r.: Lie.. as very few of them came in the spring, and they
b in want ofa fresh supply. It is now positively known
! ac;: Mon of the Rhine by steam-boots, from Cologne to

gi on the 3faile, from Mat enee to Frankfort. will not
:vivg.—Niirchilmlg Cur re apcvele lt, Aug,. 17.

VIENNA, Ara. 11.
I+ it July the Archduke Anthony, accompanied by the
.e Lewis. laid the first stone of a new building, founded
periut 3lajesty in the town of Baden, fur poor persons
e cases require the use of the baths.
supplemcm to the Predmra (:«zflie gives an official account
••e use of a natfird gas in liglifirg a salt-mine in Hungary. A
of air front a part of the mine suddenly took fire.
rurcs to be exactly similar to the p,not produced by artificial
....•••• It has been received into a pipe and carried through the
1.::: • , which has been lighted by it Int- four moths, and as the
of t!.e gas is inconsi.lcrable and uniform, it may pcilisPv
tn Lurn a long tine.
FREINIVALEE. IN POMERANIA. ArG. g.
(?..r 1!.!le town of 110) inhabitants has lately been the theatre of
Olul crime, and caused, it is said, by a most deplorable and
delusioo, of which so much st II prevails among the people,
of all the care taken to diffuse the blessings of education.
tlie of June a alioemiker, named Ooittlieb Ladwingf
life lion the fields, found his four children murdered. The
des! ref re boys seven years and live and a half years old ; the
three and a half ram the other not six months
beLer irinfediately gave information to tife Alagistrates;
%ere tii1;:o to discover the privet:lvor, and, if possible, to
Lc ei.:lde.m, but, unhappily, they were quite dead. As the
r wet not to be found, suspicion fell on her, and, after sonic
. ..!le was discovered the next day in • corn-field. She soon
ss^d the deed, and declared that she had killed the children
hammer, between the hours of nine and twelve in the fore-
-113.!! . !‘lie Allows no symptoms of insanity. She espressos regret
'', es!, but says, that in spite of het struggles, she was coin-
i.:l'. ! ..• as if some one had forced her to it. She afterwards said,
e her pregnancy she had committed several petty thefts,
she had heard that all the wickedness done by • pregnant
r"•*of was Inherited by the children, and as her children must
have become thieves when they grew tip, it was better for
be put out of this world.—Frakkjin-t Papers, August Ili

P.e Ayacucho hay arrived from the Pacific, baying

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z*-1,1 from Lima on the 19th of May. Adviccrreceiveti
this vessel state that the Peruvian Congress had com-
if.enc.,(l its sittings. Bolivar was in Lima at the time of
11.•• Avaettcho's departure, but nothing important hail oc-
(',; ed. Trade was in a very stagnant state. His Majesty's
Manche sailed for England, from Lima, about 7th of
Fi;es of Lima papers have been received at the
Stud' American Coffee-house, to the 13th May,
e, from which it appears that Bolivar had called the
11 together, for the purpose of forming a Congress to
r• .1:1%• the form of Govermnent of the Republic. On
ineding, some of the Doputies refused to take the
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the form directed by the Liberator, whilst others,
• • .a nattibcr, addressed him, requesting he would conti-
-1•.!: t's hold the powers of Government, with which he had
t invested, for another year. Bolivar bad acceded to
g, observing, that the welfare of all the South
r.c.At States was connected so closely, that he would
`.. the period they requested, for the purpose of fixing
1.07 m of Government on 3 firm basis ; although he ex-
I' 'PI his desire and anxiety to return to his native
Colombia. His wishes on this subject will be
a ft:creased when he hears of the evonts which have
• ;Face in Valencia, and the 3,fection of General Pacz.