American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-06-29
From the ". z. american, June "a.

BY the Euphrates from Liverpool, we have Just
received our papers from London to the esd, and
Liverpool to the 18th inclusive, together with Loyds
List, &c. The most impoI tant political movements
are, the return OF lurbide to Mexico and sort oil
instruction at Lisbon. OF the irst it is difficult to
predicate with any certainty what may be The pro
bable result, in the present state Of that country. II
as movement which excites consider able specula
ton in the English papers, some of which seem to
apprehend that it Is made in connection with the
plans oil the Holy Allies, at any rate, with TIT
concurrence of the French Cabinet. The Courier
however, and Bells Messenger. doubt this. The
Lisbon instruction was conceived in drunkenness
apparently, and evaporated with the fumes of BAG
chus, though probably some heads will pay for the
trolic.
Since writing the above remarks, the schr. Fly
from Alvarado, brings the following report confirm.
ing by remarkable coincidence, the probable views
OF lturbide in leaving England.
There was conspiracy on foot in Mexico in favor
OF ltubide, and IS OF the principal characters had
been taken into custody.
London May 25--There basheen kind of revo-
lutionary spirit in Lisbon. The Queen, Don Miguel
and the Prince Royal, seem to have combined to
eeher to dethrone the King. Al army was actu-
ally collected, the Guards of the Palace corrupted,
and the King himself imprisoned thirty six hours
The whole has the appearance of drunken fl c,
and as soon as the spirit OF his native grape had
sed to act upon the naturally soft head of his Royal
Highness, the standard of revolt was lowered, and
rebellion fell to the feet OF lawful authority.
The next subject of interest is Iturbide's expedi-
tion to Mexico. / his is an adventurous man, and
likewise moderate man. Having undergone a
sort OF voluntary deposition from the Mexican throne
and returned to England with pension, he appears
to have been invited back by his fellow country me n
10 re-assume the sceptre. We give no credit TO the
unjust suspicious entertained Of him, that he has
gone back as an agent of Spain and the Holy Allies
Departure Of Hurbide for .Merico.
1t appears evident that the Elk Emperor Itnr-
bde has left England for Mexico the place of his
birth, and the country of his shoIt-lived dominion.
He has written letter, to prepare his friends for
the event. and to explain his motives. He sailed
from Southampton on the 11th inst. having left
London on the 5tb under the pretext of going for
some time to reside at Bath. He had previously
fixed six of his children, two boys and four girls,
at boarding schools in different parts of the coun-
try. The knowledge of this fact together with the
declaration OF his intention 10 reside for some time
at Bath, gave great confirmation to the contradc.
ton to the report OF his having sailed for Mexico
as an agent of Spain, or in support OF foreign in
terests. 1t would appear from these sources, that
for the last three four months he has been COR
responding with his former friends in Mexico, and
that he has been called home by strong party :,
who expect that his presence and the influence of
his name may unite the Mexcans in support of
their independence Weekly Mess, MAY %.