The Sun.
London, England, 1826-06-12 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

. ,
Porcritstotern, Juxa 111..--Mr. 'Worrier; who went out to ne-
gotiate a Commercial Treaty with the Nexican Republic, hal
not succeeded. The extreme jealousy and suspicion of that 007'
vernment, that every proposition made originates in a sinister
design, the still bigoted attachment to long existing °Pini°Bl'
and the claims put in by Mr. Poincet, the Atherican Representa-
tive, to equal privileges with any other state, have prevented the
accomplishment of Mr. Worrier's mission. 'f lie Mexican t3overn'
silent have also deciaed nut to send an Ambassador to this coup-
try, for the present, aotl not to join the Colombian state iP in,
attack on Cuba: _ Commodore Porter (of the American Nagy)
had arrived in Mexico, to offer his services to the Government,
in the room of Capt. W. R. Smith, of the British service, 14°
resigns his command. The English seamen and officers in the
Mexican service were extremely dissatisfied, and intended to leove
it, as soon asTheir period of service was expired. Their min°.
ton consists of only one 36-gtut frigate, five brigs and a few
?:
schooners.: The Pyramus touched at Havannalt, r
squadron, under Commodore Laborde, consisting of a line, °,
,battle ship, five heavy frigates, ►awl three sloops, were crown° •
Off Carthsgene, with a emir to intercept the new Colombian
frigate, La Plata, Capt. Thompson, which, left New York on the.
Bth of May, fur that port; and it was'apprehended she nt°ulof
fall into their bands. The Spauisli Squadron bed no intention ,
making a descent on any part of the Colornbisn state. Our shiP
had lately sent into the lievanualt three 41LAVU ships, which Were
condemned by the mixed commission there. The slaves bY ,olfiiet
recent arrangement between the Governments, will be colonized'„to
in the island of Cuba, after the manlier of our free towns on the .
African roast. The Pyranitts (recently arrived) left the Dart- Alia!
)Sit-,;1.111tah: leCt;:iiPnt.,
taavtnniN.l
feel' or
laileit oirnok
u, their
rt( landura6).katl 11.1'1111.641 Irdr.itul.:Atai;l3ll:,:::%:lv:au I:lelidi7,o Cruz:l rtQe Theine irt
affairs. Pit IVimaaliniilhtnadu: tei3idl'intLx:ftel,tll;
atm she arrived at Spithead in twtuty-four days from, that Pri
She brought „280,000 dollar to y the' diridend on the 'ti
Meiican .4tesn, and J 20,000: dollarpas, and 170 • serene of eoehittesh
en account of British merchants, ,rshe same .into harbour ,this
.
morning, to be docked, and have her experimental copper JO
tectors taken off.
t • •
VALPAILAI4O, FRB. 1.--The Briton is expected here ie tel
daye, with a large freight from Callao and the interniediate Por/lii: -
for England. The Blanche proceeds hence to Coquimbo, with
40,000 dollars for the miners, awl then on to Lim. The Miner
are yet so Unproductive, that the contractors are obliged, to pordn'tte
r ark^ •
dollars here'to carry on the necessary preparatory expensea o,
he
ing theM. It must be some time, if ever, before they can repay .t 7
shareholders.he
The Eclair sailed on the 18th ult. for San finf'
for freight; the Mersey is at Chorales ; Ranger, under orders
RM....This goes across the-Andes, to meet the packet at Beet":
Ayres. • • -

We learn by a letter front Halifax- dated the 16th May, that
Admiral Willoughby Lake arrived here on the 18th April, Li.'
12 daya from Ylertniida, with the Jupiter and Rifleman.
'Niertieri had gone to Port Royal, with the diaposwoble crews of •
the Royal Oak and Dromedary ; the Menai, wear' left as
fir-
muds; the °r"t111, gene Newcousulland, relialta,tho ,C111"1"
hopper; the Dotterel', to the Ray of Fundy the ginker°°
"10. Te on the Southern Coast of Newfoundbutd: Tice' offing'
`aa4 trews of the squadron' were partiesslarlY bl4nithY, • t"
At Sprritaati—Blontle, North *lgor, a In . the.
tort', Gauge*,
Spartiitte, Glasgow, Pyramus, Ariatlnsr,
iieaphr°ll AsP, Cracker, Dwarf, and 'Wnif.-.414,11,4fr0:1,44
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