The Sun.
London, England, 1818-01-13 00:00:00

(MEXICAN GAZETTE.)

Extracts from the Extraordinary Gazette of the
Government of Mexico, of Saturday, Nov. 1,1817,
inserted in a Journal Extraordinary of the Go-
vernment of Havataual, of Monday, Dec. 1, of
the same year.

OffictAl confirmation of the capture of the traitor
MINA, and the end of the invasion executed by
him and his followers against the faithful domi-
nions of our Lord King FERDINAND (whom God
preserve), in Soto la Marina, on the 24th of April
of the present year.

DISPATCH OF COLONEL DON FRANCISCO DE OR-

RANTI A .

Most Excellent Sir,—With the greatest satisfaction I con-
gratulate your Excellency on my having taken prisoner, at 7
o'clock this day, the traitor Mina, in company with 25 others,
in the pass of Venadito, belonging to the estate of Tlachi-
quera, where he was with 200 men, nearly the half of whom
are killed; among the rest the rebel Pedro Moreno, whose
head has been brought to this town, where I hare just arriv-
ed ; and as soon as I have an opportunity I will send the dis-
patch to the Mariscal de Campo Dun Pasqual de Linan• I ad-
vise your Excellency of the success, on account of the interest
you must take in it. God preserve your Excellency many
years.

Silao, Oct. 27, 1817, eight o'clock at night.
Addressed to his Excellency the Viceroy Don Juan nuez de
Apodaca.

Dispatch of Captain D. AGUSTIN AGUERRE to Colonel D.
&trite'. BRACH°, Political and Military Commandant of

Queretaro.

I send your Excellency the enclosed very interesting dis-
patch, which I have received for the Viceroy, which I beg you
will transmit immediately. The enclosure contains the most
important intelligence of the capture of the traitor Mina
alive, the two Herrerays, a Frenchman, and I bring the head
of Moreno. The whole has bee,. done by Col. 1). Francisco
de Orrantia, who entered Silao yesterday, at 7 o'clock in the
morning.—Oct. 28, 1817.

A Flemish and Ditch Mail brings an article
from the French frontiers, which attributes the
late journey of the Duke of WaLLINGTots to Pa-
ris to causes of the utmost moment. The AM.
trian Counsellor of Finance, M. BARBIER, appears
to have a difficult negociation to carry on' w'th
the French Government: he has just received a
number of chests, containing papers and docu-
ments from a multitude of Austrian subjects, who
clam compensations from France. The Prince of
ORANGE is represented be in the exercise
of his former functions as Commander-in-Chief.
All papers addressed by the Commissary-General
to the King must first pass through the hands of
his Royal Highness.

WINDSOR, JAN. 11.—On Friday Sir HENRY
HAtaroßD went out of waiting on the KING, and
left the Castle for London The Duchess of
Wax gave a gland entertainment at Oatlands to
a very numerous company ; her Royal Highness
distributed many presents on that day to
the neighbouring inhabitants, as New Year's
Gifts. This day the Royal Famili attended
Divine Service in the Private Chapel in the
Castle, and afterwards the QUEEN and Prin-
cess ELIZABETH rode out in a coach and tour
by Inglefieid- green, and returned to the Castle
to din..er. This morning Lord ST. HELEN'S and
Count MUNSTER lett the Castle for London.

WORCESTBR, JANUARY 10 -An Adjourned
Meeting of the Committee appointed to ascertain
NMI protect the Rights of the Fteemen of rbis
city rn Pitchcroft, was held at the Guildhall, yes-
terday, Lord Vi.count Dagatiustr io the chair,
when several applicable Resolutions were passed.
Amongst others nas the folluivi,,g.--"` That the
Committee having read tie Report .of Mr Taun-
ton upon the case as submitted tor his opinion,
by the direction of the Committee, are fully
determined to try • the question at law:* To
defray the law expenses, which- this proceed-
ing will incur, it was resolved immediately to
open a subscription, and the surplus, if any, to
be given to the Infirmary

Mr. BROUGHAM findinK he had no chance at
Liverpool and various other places, has actually,
it is said, determined to stand for Westmoreland,
and has commenced his canvas. If we have any
knowledge of the Spirit and Loyalty of the Yeo-
manry of that independent County, there is as
little prospect of success for Mr. BROUGHAM in that
quarter as there was at the places we have refer-
red to.

From the conduct pursued by the Earl of DAa.
LINGTON, ever since he quitted the friends of Mr.
PI rT,—his recent subscription of 1051. to Mr.
1-10NE's fund does not surprise the Freeholders
and Inhabitants of the County of Durham. They
think it his Lordship's bounty had been bestowed
on the distressed seamen on the Wear and the
Tyne, it might have neutralised the dissatisfaction
which is so universally expressed throughout the
Diocese at the present state of the Representation
of that County.

Count MONSTER left his residence in Grosvenor-
place, yesterday morning, for Brighton, to attend
the PRINCE REGENT at the Pavilion.
Le Comte D'OJAROWSKI, Prince WORENSKI,
Aid-de•Camp, and retinue, have arrived at Mt-
vAaT's hotel, after a rapid journey from Moscow
of twenty days. Condolence is the object of their
visit.

The Rev. FREDERICK IREMONSER, W1)0, 53 we
yesterday stated, has been appointed one of the
Prebendaries of Winchester, in the room of the
late D. JENKIN, was installed in the Cathedral
of that City on Friday last.
Lori KINNAIED is canvassing the Borough of
Bishop's Castle, with a view of opposing the in-
terests on which the present Members are return-
ed; at the ensuing General Election.—Rumour
also states, that the reelection of the present
Member for Montgomery will be opposed at the
same period.

POETRY.

ROYAL ROBBERY.

Lament not SAxesY that spoilers came,
Professing Justice was their only aim,
Yet of thy kingdAn meanly stole a part—
Lands they may rule, how dirrent, Sire, thy sway!
Their subject-slaves reluctantly obey,
While thou art Sov'reign of thy nation's heart.

EPIGRAM.
'Twixt Razoa and HONE, the old bargain has been,
That the HONE should be dull, while the Itazoa was keen;
But 'twas said t'uther day by a iiiiischievuus carper,
That the Razoa is dull, while the HONE is the Sharper,
COS.

REGISTER OF FASHION.