Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-13
III, gentlemen, yours, very respectfully.
JOSIAH BREWER.
From the New York Gazette.

FROM MEXIco.-By the brig Sinbad, Capt Miller
! ON IanplcS: we have received regular file the
kegs;ro Official" of Mexico, TO the SOlh of March
iccIusive. a supplement to the paper of the 29tk
contains an official despatch from Acapulco, dated
he 23d' announcing the surrender of the town and
pnti to the Government. The military commander
ID Sivestre Brnnbo and the greater patti of his Off
cers were made prisoners. Acapulco was the last
fortified point on the South Coast which remained
IN the hands OF tho pariiznns Of the late Guerrero
Numerous official mates published from differ
ent commentaries giving the nanos of the dissffac,
ed VINO were presenting themselves to obtain the par
don CT Government
Gen Bravo announces the marching of tho div.
:ion under his command for the River of Papagayo
lie was to follow IN two days, having been detained
IN hope Of having the aid of the forces detached from
me battalion of Chilupa, which had had come cases
OF fever among them; they had not however en-
barrassed his movements.
zen lnclau was pursuing his operations with ac-
lVlty, the result of which would be the complete
paclhcatlon of the State Of Mchoacan Gen, Anna
Of success.
ton factory has been established in the
nelghbourhood Of the city Of Mexico, and the editor
CT the Regl-fo" announces the arrival there of six
Country.
In addition to the above, the New O;leaas Bee of
the 22d ut. contains the foowing-
"IAmPtco DE TAMAULIPAs, April 3.-The impor-
iant hold OF Acapulco is already the possession of
tue Government, in consequence of counter reyou.
oh' sci on foot by the garrison. The rebels present
themselves and come under the amnesty granted by
ON Houses, and the Revolution of the South will
soon be sUbdued improvements of a pointed ma
ture are daily springng up in the Republic and gen
era sat saclon is the result of measures of the adj
mnisratIon.
''Fhs is impaired TO the pubic in order that tbsv
may arrive at correct estimate of the condition Of
the Mexican States A MEXICAN"
From CALLoA.-The brig James Beachuan, An
drewS arrived at Baltimore on Thursday, from Cal
ioa, whence che sailed on the 3Ist of Januarv
1 he editors OF the American have received from
friend IN Lima, file of the s'Mercurio Peruono,
to the 10Th January, inclusive. Their contents are
not interesting. Capt Andrews reports hat consi.
derable preparations for war had been made by tho
Government OF Peru and Bolivia The Peruvian
army headed by president Ganarra in person bad{
commanded by the President Of that republic Gen
Sunta Cruz An interview was said 20 have ,akenz
place between the two Presidents, which ended in
mutual recTiminatioBs, consequence of which the
general opinion prevailed at Lima that war would
eusuc.
A few days previous 10 The sailing Of the James
Bcachman, news reached Lima of the occurrence oil
destructive fire a. Guayaqui--ths loss estimate
at three millions Of dollars The house and store
occupied by Mr. SWEET an American merchant had
ocen burned. but by the exertlouy Of hi, friends
nearly all his goods and furniture were saved. Hi
loss sgo5 Consequently inconsiderable. One Of the
paSsS' IN mentioning The fire, states that fit on
houses had been CONSUMED
Captain Andrews lef, at Calico, 9. ships Guer
rlcTe, Com. Thompson, and ST. Louis, Capt Sloat
all wslL Lieutenant ConmsDdont Andrew Fnzhugf%
was waiting the return of the LIS. schooner Dolphin
from HUaucHaco. to take command and proceed OH
a c,uizc to lec-yard. probably Mexico. Can't 4
says the merchant ships the coast are peculiarly
fortunate ~ the attention shown by the suuodron al
IA" United States, particularly Capt Sloat and th
nffcers If the S.. Louis. vi q spare no cxertioh
when their services are required aud have recenJ9
saved Two vessels from total loss IL their active aai
humane eyG'jo7s.