The Sun.
London, England, 1824-07-28 00:00:00

AMERICAN PAPERS.

NEW VOItK, JUNE 26.
MEXlco.—Accounts from Alvarado of the
27th ult. confirm the intelligence that the conspiracy at Mexico
in favour of Iturbide had been discovered, and the conspirators
imprisoned. The Editor of the Baltimore Federal Gazelle, in
his paper of Saturday, states that he has received, on the best
authority, intelligence of a very agreeable -nature relative to
Mexico, which had recently put on a calm and settled appear-
ance; the passions which had for some time agitated the country
having been materially if not wholly tranquillized, and the
asperities of party tined down and softened. The general Go-
vernment had become more fixed and powerful, and its admi-
nistration had been placed in the hands of men distinguished
for learning, talent, energy, and a resolute hostility to Spanish
domination. lint what may be considered as of still greater
Importance, the finances of Mexico bad assumed a prosperous
appearance; a large loan had been negociated in England, the
terms of which had been ratified by the Mexican Congress, and
the securities arising therefrom, to a large amount, had actually
been lodged with a respectable house in the United States. This it
must be acknowledged, does not ofrer a very flattering prospect to
the self-created Emperor Iturbide, who, we think, would not have
been so rash in embarking in his new enterprise had he been
aware of the situation of his friends, or of the flourishing condi-
tion of public affairs under the managementof the. present Go.
vernment. The step he has taken, even though approved of by
the Holy Alliance, cannot fail to prove abortive when it Is eon-
sidered that it is the interest of • Great Britain to oppose every
attempt to bring about a change. Not only have the capitalists
of England embarked vast stuns of money, btit her merchants
have formed such extensive connexions with illexico, that the
Government will consider it incumbent on them to guard these
interests, by counteracting, which they possess the power to do,
every attempt to excite a civil war in that country.
PII2ATEB.—it is nuw ascertained that the piratical schooner
latelrearried into Honduras, and which was reported to have
been owned in the United States, is a IVest India built vessel,
commanded by a Canadian Frenchman, whose papers repre-
sented her as belonging to St. Thomas's. The vessel had been
condemned, and the crew, 12 in number, sent to the West
Indies for trial. It having been suspected that this was not the
whole of the 'pirate's complement, an armed party proceeded to
one of the Keys, where they succeed in making 11 men pri-
goners, one of whom, a negro, turned King's evidence, and
stated that the vessel he belonged to (an English coaster) had
been captured by them, near the Mosquito Shore, and all on
board murdered, except himself, and that his life was saved in
consequence of his joining the pirates. These men were in irons
at Honduras.

JUNE 29.
CENTBAL AMERICA.—A very flattering account is given
in the Providence Patriot, of the situation of the new republic
formed of the provinces of Nicaragua, Honduras, San Salva-
dor, Costarica, Guatimala, Queseltenango. Three citizens
are at the head of the provisional Government, who take turns
in presiding, by months. A Government is to he established
similar to our own. There is a standing army of fifteen hun-
dred men, and a militia of eighty thousand. There arc no
troops of Spain within the country. The population of the 9 pro.
vinces is said to exceed a million and a half, and that of Chiapa,
which is about to join the confederation, has 300,000 more.
The Ambassador who has lately conic to this country has
brought out a plan of the canal to unite the Atlantic to the Pa.
dile Ocean, in a distance of five or six leagues.
COLOMBIAN REl'UBLlC.—Accounts from Caraccas of the
27th of May state, that the churches in that city had been il-
luminated for a number of successive evenings, in consequence
of his Holiness the Pope of Rome having formally recognized
the independence of Colombia.

JuLY 1.
The following vessels of war are now equipping fur sea with
all possible dispatch—to wit, North Carolina, 74, Commodore
Rogers ; Constellation, 44, Commodore Alacdonough ; Hornet,
22, Captain Kennedy ; Ontario, 22, Captain Nicholson ; Shark,
12, Lieutenant Stevens; Porpoise, 12, Lieutenant Skinner;
store-ship, Decoy, Lieutenant Gamble.

From Me LONDON GAZET'T'E, July 27.

James etrf sen., roc vs,"
Aug. 5,6, Sept. 7, at the Bell lion, Stieutundliam..Solicliors.
Messrs. Smith cud Buckertield, (?ray's-inn-place, Holborn.'
Benjamin Northrop 'Pule, Wakefield, printer, Aug. 17,
18, Sept. 7, at the Sessions House, Wakefield. Solicitors,
Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, 'Veloric.
Robert Brett, Temple-place, Blackfriars-road, tailor,
July 30, 31, Sept. 7, at the Bankrupts' Court, Basingtiall-
street. Solichurt, .Messrs. Blum and Neild, King-strect,
Cheapside.

Anialtata Kershaw, llantsbottom, Lancashire, timber-
dealer, Aug itS, 17, Sept. 7, at the George Intl, Liverpool.
Solicitors, Messrs. Taylor and Roscoe, Temple.

DIVIDENDS.
Jr,ly 31. J. Pigram, Maidstone, grocer.—July 31. W
Brown, Sutton at Hone, Kent, sheep-tie:Om—Aug. 21. W.
Wanstcad, butcher..--,Aug. 17. E. Dampier, Prim-
rose-greet, Ilishopsgate-wit bout, seed crusher.—Aug. 31.
A. Brown, Plymouth, ship•lmiltler.--Aug. 17. W. Crabh,
Tollisford, Sumer,etshire, fuller,—Aug. 17. A. Springweiler,
Duke•street, West stinthfirld, csbinet-maker.—Aug. 17.
.1. Appleton, Tottenham-court-road, cooper.—Ang. 19. R.
'Whitehead, Norwi,h, honthasin-mannfacturer.—Aug. 17. .1.
Moon, Acres-Barn, Lancashire, cotton-merchant.—Aug. 18.
W. Arrowsmith, Stoke-upon-Trent, Staffordshire, putter.- -
Aug. 23. J Nattriss, stn., Thornton, Yorkshire, Hum-
draper.

CERTIFICATE*;—A 17.
T. W. Bird, Liverpool, inervlietir.—.l. Bentley, Leeds,
stutt-merchaut.—B. Jackson, York, goldsmith.—Nl. Linfour,
Leeds, ten-denier.--J. Boardman, Great Bolton, Lancashire,
cotton-manurectitrer.—.l. Wild, Whine, Derbyshire, cotton-
spinner.—T. Sievert, Liverpool, meichant.---W. B. While,
Strand, linen•draper.—T. A.hton, jun., Cunton-place, Bast
India road., underwriter.—T. C. Hawkins, Little Abingdon-
street, West Minster, coal-merchent.—W. F. Sintenis, Lang-
liourne-cliambers, 'perch/int.—lt. Felton, jun., Spur Inn.
Lard, High-street, Southwarli, hop-tnerehant.