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London, England, 1830-01-04 00:00:00

M,EXICO.

From ,E 1 Oajaqueno Libre.
OAJACA, SOFT. 20.—WESTERN COAST OF MEXICO.
The consternation of the public mind of Oajaca, produced by the
fatal intelligence ache approach of some Spanish ships to the port
of Hualuleo has entirely subsided, though an invasion has been con-
sidered as inevitable. The inhabitants are now undeceived. For the
present nothing Is to be apprehended, as the ships in question have
disappeared, without any information having been gained of the
course they may have steered. The most probable supposition is,
that they were merchant vessels from Guayaquil, or possibly
from Panama, as it is exceedingly unlikely thii h should have
hero an expedition from Manilla, both owing to the immense
distance and the insignificant resources which Spain can
command in that island. From the Atlantic side we may expect
all sorts of evils, with which this old and daring nation can plague
us for the purpose of an invasion. • In the Pacific it has no means
wherewith to wage war. AD its efforts will therefore be directed
to the quarter In which it has already effected a landing, and whe-
ther she can send succours, as Spain remains still in possession of
the Havanna and othet AntUlas. This Is true, and it is not leas
true that her soldiers will receive their death there from the swords
of the brave Mexicans and the patriotic and gallant General who
commands them, who has given so many and such great proofs of
his singular virtues to the Republic, which endear him to his
country as its most beloved son. It values thy triumphs, oncost-
quered Sant* Anna I From thee we hope the consolidation of the
independence of all Mexico and its confederated States.
From the Correo de la Federucion.
" TO TM, 1111OSTIR Of wax /LIND TIE MATT.

" I have the honour to inclose to your Excellency copies of re-
ports of what passed on the oast of Pachutta, respecting ibe
appearance of the Spaniards, a suspicious sail having been observed
in sight of the port of Angel.

(Sir ed) IGNACIO ITURRIBAIMIA."
" Nave, Sept. 15, 1829. _ _ _

" No. 1. The look-out post of the Point of Santa Cruz Gustolio,
report that on Thursday morning, the 10th inst. the vessel before
the coast stood out to sea, and disappeared.

" Hee!ult.', Sept. 10.

JUAN IRENO GARCIA.

" No. 2. I ordered a white Bag to be hoisted In case the vessel
in question should belong to a Mena, nation, who hoisted no Bag
in answer, which makes me suppose'ber to be an enemy's ship.
(Signed) " JOSE ANTONIO BIZARRELE.
" Poshutta, July It." •

" No. 3. Having 'sent out the Administrator of the Customs
with a Bag of truce, he followed the strange sail to a distance of
four leagues; but she only stood away.
' (Signed) " LUIS JOSE MA ETINEZ.
" Pesbutta, Sept. 11."

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