The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-01-08 00:00:00

AMEIIIC.4N PAPE liS.

CHOICE OF PRESIDENT.
The votes for the President of the United states stood as fol-
lows:
The following States gave all their votes to Mr. Adams :
New Hampshire -
11 vine
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island

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44
In addition to these, Mr. Adams had 26 votes from New York,
1 from Delaware, and 3 from Alarylaad. Total for Mr. Adams 74.
The following gave all their votes to General Jackson:—
Pennsylvania -
New Jersey .

In addition to these, General Jackson had 1 from Neww York and
7 from 31aryland. Total for General Jackson 44.
For Mr. Crawford the State of Virginia gavel all its votes. 24.
New York 6. Delaware 2. Maryland 1. Total for Mr. Craw-
ford 32.

For Mr. Clay there were 4 votes from New York.
States whose votes are not yet given:—Vermont, 7 ; N. Caro.
has. 15 ; S. Carolina, II ; Georgia, 6; Kentucky, 14 ; Ohio, 16 ;
Tennesee, II; Louisiana, ; Mississipi, 3; Alabama, 6; In-
dianna, 6; Illinois, 3; Missouri, 3. Total that have yet to vote,
107.
It is now folly utlerstood that there will be no choice of Presi-
dent by the Elector, and of course that the appointment of Chic.
Magistrate will devolve upon the House of Representatives.

[From the New York filereantik Advertiser of Demmber IL]
blEztt ax PAPERS.—A passenger in the Emma has favoured
us with the loan of a file of the Sol of a Lite date. The following
are extracts :

MEXICO, Nov. 2.
The Hon. Sr. Santamaria has permitted us to print a part of an
official communication from Sr. ltoca, Intendant-General of Guay-
aquil, as follows :
" Guayaquil, Sept. 23, 1324.
" To the Hon. Sr. Miguel de Santamaria.
" Honoured Sir—After having put in the letter-by the despatch
that I send you by this vtasel, at the moment that she was about
to wail, a brig arrived from Guanchaco, and the Captain asserts that
our army had a second time crowned itself with laurels, by destroy-
ing the enemy beyond Gus/flange, with the exception of only one
corps of men who have escaped ; the doubt is, whether this is a
second defeat of Camerae- or whether the action has been with the
column composed of distinct detachments, that was marching to
the assistance of the army ; but whatever the corps was, it is a coin.
plete victory, the enemy being reduced to a state of nullity."
Mxxtco, OCT. N.
Our loud and earnest demands for public security have been
heard, and we hays the satisfaction of annour.eing that energetic
measures have been taken by all the authorities, to pursue and
punish the evil-doers who have recently dared to throw this capital
into consternation ; but we cannot avoid calling the attention of our
fellow-citizens, although it may offend his native modesty, to the
singular activity of our worthy Commandant-General the citizen
lgttsier Mora, who has already succeeded in apprehending many
well-known robbers, and is pursuing their conirades with the ut-
most diligence, as well within as out of the city, insomuch, that if
proceeds with the same vigour, we doubt not that in a little time
be will purge this, so important a part of the Republic, of the
miscreants that infest it. We have understood that the of
are to be tried by a military tribunal, and consequently the public
vmgeance will be attisfied as speedily as possible; and in fact
this is the very measure which peaceable citizens are urgently
demanding. By apprehending them nothing is gained, the gaols
being full of criminals of every class.
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