The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-09
GfEXICO.

NEXICO.
Vsfa Cruz pspei ol ,he 3o'h o; May, rs..
ceiyed a, New Yo K contains Decree Of Iha
Provi'ionsl Goyernmenr, dated 81 Nexico on
the 2lst OF May, directing the imMe disle con-
VOCATION ct a new Congress, for the purpose
OF organizing the several Departments st the
government, and sppoin;:ng q Commit ee tn
publish the basis of the Fede,a'iUs RefutAe.
The decree also 6Irecls that Tuch ntssu,cs
be adopted as will have tendency 10 restore
tranquility in Guadslsyare, which hsd been
dsturb,d by ,bs movements snd Iesoiulions
of the Authorities OF that province.
Verbal adVicss from Vera Cruz havr beep
received a, Estiolk, by 1t. S,6ing Of 'he
y. s. Navy. which place he ief, CT ,ae 27,h
OF Msy. lie s,s,es that Mexico was p.risct-
" tranquil, and The poi!iesl sTsirs OF he new
| government gliding on very smoothly I5s
people were looking forward with great inset-
est 10 the meeting Of the new Congress, which
was 10 convene, he ,hinks, some time in this
month, and the election 10, which was Ihen in
progress.
HsYsna papers mention an ect Of the Gene
raj Junts Of Ycsrsn, uniting hat province with
the supreme government CT Mexico, under
certain conditions agreed 10 in the Guy Of Me-
ida, on the 20 h May issi. They reserve TO
themselves the power of forming State
Constitution, and of enae,ing laws which
they shall Judge moie conductive to their hop
pinsss.
!, is stated that Bsptisls Irvine, who was
condemned AZ Cutacoa, 10 so years hard labor
in the salt mines, has appealed 10 he tribu-
pals s.,E fha h.V nI ,,y,ll h..
TO Holland for trial. IL viii 30 reco.ecied
that the crime with which Irvine was charged,
reia'ed 10 an attempt made upon Porto Rico,
and tor which he was seized aud tiled 10 q
colony under the Kng of the Netherlands.
Ny what law, or color OF law, o man charged
with rebelilous designs in one country, Cat &c
tried and punished Tor said offence IN anorhe,
and sn Independent, one, is left for the judicial
uibuus's OF Curacos 10 determine. At eli G
vents, If Irvine is sent 10 HoIlerd for trial, his
acquitiai vii! follow. no, only from ,he Tnax-
lms a0d precedeu,s of law, but OF con mok
seoso end justiee.---S y. Idvoea.e.
The circumstances related in the following
article frou late London paper, are no doubs
fresh in The recollection ut many Ut our read.
ers. The lsdy spoken Of was traced to this
CEyi hUu " was WIN fNuCu ullNCutty sue WeA
| prevailed upon TO leave her lover and tetufn
| 10 ber paren,s.--N. y. Ev. Pos..
"Taunon, the intelligent Police officer of
Bow.s,ree;, has just returned from trip q.
| c'oss the Atlantic, OF so interesting business,
tho particulars Of which, We understand, sre
| o. follows "a young lady, Miss -, living
! with her relation, Sit -, IN DevoDshire,
| was detected in an Illicit amout WI h . groom,
| living in the family, end who was married
msn ; he was instantly discharged, and The
| young lady soon alter eioped and joined her
| Persmou' NLiverpool, where she was brought
| 10 bed. On recovering from her sccoueh-
msnt, she accompanied the groom to Ameii-
| ca F; snd N order TO avoid pursuit, he changed
| hi. name, and prevailed on the captain to have
| him passed boy eigh, ysa's Of sge. As tho
lady. % coming OF sse, would be entitled to .
large fortune, her tel,tIons considered il their
du,y TO use every eser,on 10 rescue her from
so dIsgrscefol connection, and they sccord-
| ingly applied TO the head establishment Of the
Police 10 London, end Taunton was employed
10 trace the fugitive, and, if possible, bring