The Sun.
London, England, 1824-06-25 00:00:00

ship Valorous, yesterday. morning, from Mexico.
The Valorous sailed from Sacrificios on the 21st
April, and from Tampico on the, 25th. She has
brought over, N. I%IICJ!ILENA, the Envoy.from the
Mexican GoVernment to Great Britain, and
letters froM the City of—Mexico to the 17th
of April last. A strong be-lief prevailed in
Mexico, that the Republic would be forthwith
recognized by Great Britain. We are • not
aware that there are any letters of inter-
vening dates between the _3()th of March
and the 17th of April. The former state that
every thing was tranquil atid favourable to the
independence of the Republic.. The latter (of
which there is only one), says that 64 no political
event of importance has occurred." This certainly
seems to falsify the news of the alleged appoint-
ment of a Dictator, as stated in the last
Jamaica Papers. The dispatches for Government,
brought by the Valorous (of which we shall pro-
bably be enabled to•speak to-morrow), will per-
haps clear up the, mystery: The Valorous has
brought 700,000 dollars in specie, and 150 serous
of- cochineaL •

We have received the.Piirts. Papers of Tuesday
. ,
and the. Eloile of WedtieSday, from,: Which ex-
tracts will.be fOurid- in our fourth -page. They
contain a Note from !.:ir WILLIAM A'CouRT to
the Miuister of FERDININD .V`II., disclaiming,
on the part of the -British Government, all inter-
course or communication witlOTtnuatnz, during
his residence in this country. 'This, as it appears
to us, was a work of supererogation.; for the Ca-
binet of Madrid was much better acquainted
with all the movements of ITURISIDr than the
Cabinet of Loudon. These papers also contain
a long report of M. de MAnTIGNAc .on that part
of the Budget which includes the expellees of
the year 18(23, and consequently of the war in
Spain. This Ministerial Deputy, aware that M.
tie ViLLELE has now greater dangers to encoun-
ter, and a more severe examination to undergo,
than formerly, put himself in an attitude of de-
fence, and attempted to justify every item of the
expenditure of the Spanish war. Even M. Ou-
VRAttD, the Contractor, came in for a share of
his advocacy and eulogies, though be admits ihat
some of his contract,-; are higher than those that
could have been made, and subsequently were
made, with others.

Our Dover Letter this morning says, that no
Expresses or other arrivals have been landed
from France.

Tin Fa!it n ON Mit. Ito-ritqcntLo.—The Te-
legraphic Dispatch transmitted to Paris from Lon-
don on Tuesday evening, at the request of Mr.
Ro'rusculLD, reached Paris on Wednesday at
two o'clock, and conseque4aly the most prompt
measures would be adopted for preventing the ue.
gociation 'of the bills fraudulently obtained from
that Gentleman. The swindler passed through
Calais only yesterday, on his route to Paris.—

It is therefore certain that he will be arrested ;
and if the bills were still in his possession, the
whole of them will be recovered.

We this day lay before our Readers the whole
of the Speech of the Vice_President SANTANDER,
the principal topics of which we adverted to yes-
terday.
In the Lisbon Gazstie of the 4th inst. there is
a long official document, the object of which is,
in narrating the recent occurrences, to exculpate
Don Miou el., by thewing that he had been made
ay.. tool of certain crafty and desperate individuals.

Letters from Santa Martha to the 12th of May
state the arrival of Commissioners there from
Hayti to the Colombian Government. This
alone is sufficiently remarkable; but when it is
added that these Commissioners come to offer a
Loan of Five Millions of Dollars to the Govern-
ment of Colombia, the report oversteps the limits
of probability. It is honourable enough to the
Negro Republic to be able to enter into diplo-
matic relations with Foreign States, but it can
hardly be expected that capital should already
abound so much in Ilayti as to overflow, in the
shape of loans, to other countries.

A communication was yesterday afternoon
made to the Gentlemen of the Stock Exchange,
of important interest to the moneyed world ; from
hich it appears that the Bank have determined
to advance money, at the rate of 4 per cent. inte-
rest, upon Consuls and other British Funded Se-
curities, to the extent of three-fourths the amount
pledged, at the current value of such Securities
on the day on which such advance is made ;
which loan is not to be for a less peridd than one
month, nor exceeding six months duration. The
Proprietors of Bank Stock may open a banking
account upon their deposits of Stock to the same
extent. It is also added, that the Bank will dis-
count bills at six months date.

Dutch and German Mails have arrived.—An
article from Frankfurt mentions the arrival of
the Russian and Bavarian Plenipotentiaries
Johannesberg, and that several others were about
to repair thither, from which circumstance it is
inferred that there will really be at
a kind of Mi-
nisterial Congress at that place,during the abode
Of Prince METTERNICH. From Pett.rsburgh we
are informed, that on the 27th ult. a new English
church was consecrated at Cronstadt. The Eng-
CHARLES BACOT, the Con-
sul Sir DANIEL BAILEY, and all the persons be-
longing to the Embassy, were present on the oc-
casion. This church is for the use of the English
sailors at Cronstadt,
and has been built at the
expense of the Russian Company
in London,—
The King.of SWEDEN has set out for Scania, to
review the army encamped there. The Swiss