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clatretion, dated
the -Compete .havini
the Cortes of Spain,
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last, have

dova, and At,
to be obligatory.on the Mexican nation by the third
article of the said Treaty, the, authotity recurs to the
Sovereign Congress, constituent of this Empite, to
nominate a person as Emperor, and to exclude all
others from henciforth ; and; after due consideration,
they have declared that the Senor D. Augustine de
Iturbide is the person who is the best entitled to that
office, upon the basis of the plan proclaimed at Iguata,
and accepted by the body of the nation, and to which
they have taken the oaths in due form in Congress."
Of all the States that have thrown off the Spanish
yoke, Mexico is the first that has chosen a Monar-
chical form of Government; and though abstractedly,
it is, perhaps, the best for such a country ; yet it is not
likely that it can long exist among the various Re-
publics by which it will be surrounded in the New
World. A letter from Mexico, in the Baltimore
Gazette of the Bth May, says, ITURBIDE declares that
he will close his public career by followiag the exam:
pie of WASHINGTON. In what way it is not stated,
but certainly he has begun very unlike him, in as-
suming an imperial title as head of that State, the in-
dependence of which he has contributed to achieve.
—The new Emperor (Irmining), though beginning
with an empty Treasury, is said to have sent Colonel
BRADBURN, a follower of MINA, to the United States,

to purchase, equip, and man certain vessels of war,
for the service of the Mexican Government.

The following are extract from the American
Papers, which are to the 27th ult.

BOSTON, JUNE 21.

The Governor of Lower Canada issued a Procla-
mation on the 6th of May; &daring the establish-
ment of a port of entry at the Parish of Sainte Marie,
Nouvelle lleauce, in the district of Quebec ; and a
port of entry at the village of Sherbrook, in the dis-
trict of three rivers, for the purpose of facilitating
the commerce between this province and the United
States of America.

KING'S VISIT Do sainna

THE ZDINIURCUI STAR, JULY 17.
authorised to state, that the Right Hon.
PROVOST has received a letter from high
imating thatlis MAJESTY has positively
resok visitt-catland this summer, and that he
may be etpeeted to reach Edinburgh on or about the
10th of The Deputy Keeper of Holy.
rood House has also received a letter to the same
effect, in order that the necessary preparations may
be made in the ancient residence of our Scottish Kings,
for his MAJESTY'S reception. With this view, severa
official Gentlemen yesterday visited the Royal apart-
ments at the Palace, where, it is understood, his 11d.
MIT will hold his Levees. -Dalkeith lime, the seat
of his Grace the Duke of BuoiLguort, is still talked of
as the place of the Royal abode while in*Scctland."

on, dated the 21st of May, whicls.loitel.. that ' THE KING',
wen .isaving taken iuto considers* .
TROIS VIZ 1
tes of Spain, by a Deem inserted bt the 04- 46 We are authoi
Madrid, of the 13th and 14th of, ?Op:tory
the LORD PROVOS'
ive declared null and void the Tteatj of Cor- . . . •
'aqualung, atittmatt
Ind that, thereibre, the case provided for ceases, • . . .
.Iresoiven to visit