Star.
London, England, 1824-09-09 00:00:00

" By your dispatch, dated half-past eight o'clock on
the evening of the 23d instant, I learn with the greatest
satisfaction, which the cause of the country inspires,
that you, and the Chiefs, Officers, and soldiers under
your command, have fulfilled the duties you owe as
soldiers and citizens, and added another day of triumph
to our annals, by achieving a conquest over the parri-
cidal children, who, in Tepic, had leagued to subvert
their country; and, although my heart is penetrated
with grief at the fate which has deprived me of the
brave companions who have been sacrificed, I cannot
omit my congratulations upon a victory of such high
importance to the public cause.
Be pleased, Sir, hereupon, to express to all the divir-
sion, the satisfaction with which I contemplate their in-
trepid conduct—give to those who compose it, in my
name, and on the part of the Supreme6ovaiiiment, es-
pecial thanks for having thus made' us their debtors.
With regat'd to the innocent and worthy victims of va-
lour and patriotism, whom the fury, resentment, and
crimes of the most detestable rebels have sacrificed, the
countryy will receive with regard and sorrow the tribute
of their existence, and their relatives and friends will,
through all time, meet around the sepulchres which con-
tain their mortal remains, and, penetrated with the most
tender emotions, strew them with odoriferous flowers.
" ono protect your Excellency many years.
" Head-quarters, Guadalaxara, June 26.
(Signed) " NICOLAS BRAVO.
" (A faithful copy.)
" Head-quarters, Guadalaxara, June 26.
(Signed) " FRANCISCO DE VIDACRRES, See."
FROM THE GAZETTE OF FRIDAY, JUNE 25.
" Fiumar, Jura 25.
" FREE STATE OF JALISCO,
" Dispatch from the Most Excellent Semr Don Nicolas Bravo,
General of the Liberating Army, to the lionourabk Congress
of Jalisco.
Honourable Congress—The conduct of the Gene-
rals, Don Louis Quintanar and Don Anastacio Basta-
mente, at the time that they were at the head of the
most important affairs of the State of Jalisco, has justly
excited the attention of the Supreme Powers of the
Confederation, has alarmed the Co"gtesses, and other
Authorities of most of the States, and has produced agi-
tation and disquietude in the minds of all the inhabit-
ants of the nation.

Neither the repeated insinuations of the general
Government, the clamour of the food, nor innumerable
other means which have been mac, use of, to keep them
within the path of their duty, have availed, and thus it
became imperative upon the Supteme Authority to
leave aside awhile matters of public interest, and in the
exercise of their high functions, to dictate just and vi-
gorous measures respecting them.
" To this effect they communicated to me their august
determinations ; and, in virtue of these, I, on the same
night, marched to this city, to place the said Generals
at the disposition of the Supreme Auth( rity of the Go-
vernment, in order that they may answer for their
sinister administration in this territory; and I hasten to
inform the Government of the execution of their in-
structions, in order that, as regards Quintanar, they
may, if they deem it expedient, proceed to the nomi-
nation of a new Governor.

" Gon protect this Honourable Congress many years.
Head-quarters, Guadalaxara, June 17,1824.
(Signed) 4' NICOLAS BRAVO.
" To the Honourable Congress of this State."
" Head-quarters acAterfasitihnfuGl CuaodpaylLra, June 18, 1824.
(Signed) " FRANCISCO DE VIDAURRF.S,
[Here follows the reply of the Congress to this communication.]
" FREE STATE OF PUEBLA.
" ANNOUNCEMENT TO THS PUBLIC.
'4 By the last courier I have received the following
Extraordinary Genetic :
" By official advices received this evening, we are
informed that the General-in-Chief, Don Nicolas Bravo,
effected his entry into Guadalaxara, at the head of up-
wards of 3,000 men, at six o'clock on the evening of the
11th inst. without resistance, agreeably to a Convention,
which states that the corps of the permanent Army, and
troops of other classes, which the Generals Bustamente
and Quintanar had seduced, have returned to their duty.
The accompanying reports and documents are inclosed
for your information and the satisfaction of the public.
• • (Signed) CASTRO."
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