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

fate. lam tug:siva to contlnte the yeah of the
tan of my tountry : Ibis is my end—eo all Ibis my opt.
rations shall be directed. The law of the A:lnstitution
shall.* my guide, and the public force under my com-
mand the means by which I shall punish its cruel and
perfidious enemies. Do not doubt it, fellow-citizens.
Henceforward they shall not plot your ruin, nor endea-
vour to lead you to the horrors of a political dissolu-
tion, or to the apathy of a barbarous despotism. Your
good faith. shall no longer be abused, nor the modera-
tion of your character confounded anew by the cries of
the public enemy, who, usurping the sacred voice of
nations, hushes the honest clamour of the patriot and
the citizen. My friends, you are free. Yon shall taco
liberty in the bosom of peace and order; and all the ad-
vantages of union and federative government shall be
the element of your soil, even though. to secure them I
-should be forced to sacrifice my repose and my life.
• " And after 'such an intelligible and sincere declare-
lion, can there exist in the State of Jalisco a single im-
partial person who can doubt the rectitude of the Ge-
neral Governments or my good faith ? Can there be
any one who will lend an ear to the abuse which has
been poured out against the respectable name of distin-
guished Patriots, who, at the same time, are invested
with the highest authority ? I cannot think so; and as
for me, I Ratter myself, that calling to mind the little
services which I have beea able to render to the inde-
pendence and liberty of the nation, I shall have been
done justice to by believing me animated with a sincere
love of country and a regard for the public interests.
Yes! it cannot be otherwise; and I please myself with
the hope, that after on are all undeceired and pene-
trated with a sense of the wise Conduct of the Executive
Government, and of the great ...cause's which induced
them:to send me among you.'yin )1411 join with me in
promoting the good work of youriselvation. Act thug,
Fellow-cutzens, convinced that our happiness, the
peaceful situation of your families, and bflour towns,
the liberty and order of your:State, under the Federa-
tive Government, are now the first object of my.de-
sires, and the exclusive occupation of your best friend
and disinterested fellow-patriot,
(Signed) " NICOLAS BRAVO.
" Ilead.quattets tn GuOdalatara, June 14th, 1824."
The following. which is important to commercial
men, is extracted from one of the most recent Ameri-
ran Papers :
" Coosulate of die United States, Alearado,l3th June, 18S4.
"Sir—l have been officially informed of a Decree of
the Mexican Government, bearing date the 20th day of
last month, prohibiting (three months from and after
the date thereof from the United States, and six months '
from Europe) the introduction into the ports of Mexico
of sundry enumerated articles, a list of which I take
the liberty to hand you herewith, with the belief that,
its publication in one of your Gazelles may be useful to
the commerce of New Orleans.
" I am, Sir, with great respect,
Your moss obedient servant,
Beverly Chew, Itag. "WILLIAM TAYLOR."
FIRST CLAM

Ptomain, Lavas, sat ovnaa► Ainiceas.—Spirits from the
cane or any other than from the grape ; vegetables, roots, and pr.
dennturs of all kinds ; anise, canntio, and carraway seeds; starch,
rice, sugar, and molasses; coffee ; salted and smoked meats. Grain
—wheat, Indian corn, rye, barley ; pulse of all kinds, beans, peas,',
Sec. green fruit of an kinds, nits; sour, except into the &ate of
Yucatan, conformably to province decrees; fowls and eggs;
hard and soft ; hogs' and beats lard ; vrrtuicelli and macaroni; ship
bread and biscuit; common salt; taUew, rough and Manufactured;
manufactured wax ; chocolate.

SECOND AND EMFilf CLASS.
Fos Alm Corros.--•Cotton wool, from any foreign port what-
ever ; •cotton thread No. 60, or above; ready-made clothing of all
kinds and descriptions, and parts thereof ; ready-made quilts, cur-
tains, table and other household Baer, &c. shawls, or pans de
Rebsra, of cotton ; •ape, white and coloured; mattresses and bed-
hangings, curtain-coeds, bed-linen, Ike. linen bags.