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London, England, 1821-06-14 00:00:00

LONDON.

• THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1821.
THE FUNDS.

PRICKS OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ORS O'CLOCK :
Bask Stock 230% 2291/2 ; per Ct. Redu. 7578 %
3 per Cent. Cons. shut-31A per Cent. 8.5 7/a
4 per Cent. 94 93 %a-5 per Cent. shpt
Long Anns. 19—India Bonds 495. 50s. pre.
Exchequer Bills. par, 2s. pr.—Commercial 7s. dia.
Cons. for Acct. 77 IA 1/i.

We have received, via Madrid, the following ac-
counts from Vera Cruz, respecting the recent insur-
rection in Mexico, which appears to have lost much
of the formidable aspect which it at first presented.:
SPANISH AMERICA.—VICRA CRUZ, MARCH is.

On the 3d instant, the brig Vengador entered this
port in safety ; and on the 4th, there were the whole
day at the entrance of it a corvette from Santander,
h Leona, and it Custo, of this port, perfectly fitted
out as cruisers by the Insurgents, with two merchant-
men which they had captured coming from Cam-
peachy. On the sth, an express arrived here from
Mexico with the news that Colonel Iturizde, with
the corps under his command, had joined the insur-
gent Guerrero, and that the two divisions had pro-
claimed Independence, and seized upon 700,000
piastres and a quantity of goods going from the
capital to Acapulco ; that Cavaleri had done the
same at Cuernebaca, and that the two Chiefs were
at the distance of two leagues from that place, with
the intention to go to Mexico to contiane their work,
in which it was asserted they were agreed with the
Viceroy, the Archbishop, the heads of the Corpora-
lions, and the principal persons of the Capital.

On the 7th two Proclamations of Iturizde were
received, sent to our worthy Bishop of Puebla, with
the regulations which that insurgent proposed, which
were, to form a Provisional Junta, composed half of
Europeans and half of Americans, with the Viceroy
as President, but without a vote, till a Prince of the
Royal Family should come from Spain to be Empe-
ror; and that, meantime, Cortes should be con-
voked to draw up the Constitution of the Kingdom,
by which, according to him, the persons and pro-
perty of European Spaniards should be respected,
and they themselves at liberty either to !main in
the kingdom, or to remove with their property to
whatever place they chose ; with other favours which
this new legislation would grant us, to deceive us,
as happened to some persons in the abovemen-
tioned city.
What confirmed public opinion in favour of the ,
just cause was, the declaration of the Junta of Offi-
cers convoked by the Viceroy, to whom they all
offered their services, assuring him that the troops of
the Capital were animated with the best spirit, and
they themselves ready to follow and exterminate the
rebels with their troops. Another favourable cir-
cumstance was, that the Archbishop, the Conde de
La-cortina, the Municipality, &c. delivered to the
Viceroy the letters and Proclamations which Iturizde
bad sent to them, at the same the testifying to his
Excellency their desire to contribute everything in
their power to the restoration of order and tranquil-
lity in this kingdom.
The dependent of lturizde, Mier y Villagomez,
who went to Mexico to distribute letters and procla-
mations, was taken before he delivered to the Vice-
roy those which he had for him, which his Excel-
lency would not open, treating them with merited
contempt. The first news received from Mexico and
Puebla disposed the minds of the few troops of the
country and of the populace in favour of indepen-
deuce, so as to be publicly shewn, and to cause us
some uneasiness; but all ceased when they saw SOO,
European inhabitants enrolled in the National Mili-
tia, well armed, and resolute to maintain order,
which we have hitherto done by means of patrols,
Ite. and we may affirm that Vera Cruz will be the
last place in this hemisphere to separate from the
Peninsula.

MARCH 14.—Yesterday, the Cinco Hertnanos and
the Ramoncito happily arrived here, with the news
that his Majesty has appointed General Juan O'Do-
saki Viceroy of this kingdom, and that he is to come
on board the Asia.
The letters which we have received from Puebla
come down to the 6th inst. and state, that Iturizde,
with the Insurgent Guerrero, remained at Aquila,
with the intention of retiring on board an American
vessel (which was then there), because he had been
deserted by a great part of the troops whom he coin-
Mended, end the force of the two Chiefs was reduced
to 9000 men. Senor Marquez left Puebla on the
sth, with 2000 soldiers, and Senor Linan was to do
the same at Mesico, with 4000 men, both in the di-
rection of Acapulco, to pursue and exterminate them,
and recover the convoy of treasure and effects plun-
dered by that infamous Colonel. Various other Regi-
ments have marched, so that it may be safely affirmed
that the force proceeding against Itutirde and Guer-
rero amounts to 10,000 men, composed of the best
troops of the kingdom.

New York Papers to the 19th of May arrived this
morning. Among the extracts which we subjoin, will
be found an article from Havannah, which not only
confirms the accounts respecting the Mexican Insur-
rection received from Vera Cruz, via Madrid, but