MEXICO.-On Thursday arriv...
The Times, 1824-06-28T00:00:00

1EmiCO.-On Thursday arrived the Valorous, 28, Cap- tain Jnmcs Murray, from Vera Craz, bringing Don Jose Dlariano Michtlena, and suitc, Envoy Extraordinary from the Congress of M itexiro *otheCourtof St. James's, charged with unlimited powers ta enter into a treaty of friendship ard alliance with Great Britain. 3LiS Excellency landed, with Al. Rocafuerte, his Secretary (accom. tiaed by CaptainAMurray), and set oft for the Foreign-office. The Vahrous also brought despatches from Milr. Lionel Haivey, his Miajesty's Commissioner sent to that country to ascertain whether its Gov^rnMent was in such a condition of' permanency as would Wnarrant our Government in acknowledging it as an independent atate. We cannot pretend to know what are the representations made by Air. Harvey, but from all the information we have obtatined, we are firmly persuaded that, however it may be for a time longer that that country should bedivided by factious parties or revolutiontary movements, (it would &ppcar, fro-n a want of supreme power), itib for ever separated from she mother countrv. There is not, nor has been for some time, a single soldier of Old Susin in the country. The Castle of Ulloa ia sf l held by a smaU Royalist force, but it may easily be aubdued r itwere at all a conquest of much moent. The Ambassador is .rme to thbi country to give our Government the strongest assur. -nce of the determination of his countty to maintain its indepen. dent-tame, of its ability to resist all external enemies, and of desire CM the part of the present Government to cultivate the most friendly intimacy rwith Great Britain. Captain Murray wavs in 'Mexico in March last, (a distance of three hundred miles from the port of Vera Cruz, where his ship lay); and he mentions, as n novel fact, and gratifving proofof the desire ofthe present Govern. msentto promote the cvization of the natives, that three Lancaste- ria Schools had been just cstablished there. The preSent Executive Powerconsists of threcGeneral Officers-namelyVitoria,Bravo, and Onrierra. Don Michelena (who is come to this country) was lately President of the Republir. Their desire is to form a Gjoverninent on the modelofthatof the United States. The Vra,oro,ss brought about 7OO.O0 dollars, merchants' property. There are several mil- lios waiting for consignment to thts country, but which the British C-onritsioner had not given leave to be shipped. The Valorous le. Vera Cruz the 21st of Airil, Jamaica the lst of May, and Ha- ,vannah Ma1y 29. The Forte may be soon expected fronm Vera Cruz. The Vaorozus to be paid offt-Hanpshirc Telegraph. The Hon. E. G. Stanley, who sailed from Liverpool on 'Wednesdayse'nnight, in the packet-ship Newv York, Capt. Max- well, for New York, in company with J. S. Wortley, E:sq., Al.P., ard J. Q. E. Denison, Esq., MT.P., presided at the race ordinary eintier AManchester, on the 8th instant when there were also pre- snt, th: Right Honourable Lord Stanley, the Right Honourable Lord Gray, John Entwistle, Esq., of Fox-holes, High Sheriff of t!Is count- the Hon. ttr. St. John,eldest tsn of Lord Bolingbroke, Sir John 3yng Mr. E G. Hornb, Colonel Townsend, of Win. cti, Mr. Huiton' of lIulton, and other gentlemnen of rank and fartme in the neighbourhood. The Honourable President took the .-portunrty of avowing himself a Whig, entertaining principles si- rniartothoseentertained and acted upon by the Whigs at the rero- latn of 1688, and which seated the House of Brunswick on the %!=-.e of Great Britain. In the course of his speech (which lasted zn hour) be observed, that " it was, however, to measures he looked, r-ot to Tnen,-" and, looking forward, in the course of nature, to some f;tnze period, as it would be a$ectatien to deny that he did. when ,.e hapea to have the honour of representing this great county in Parliament, be considered it but fair and manly to let his political aeniiments be generallyknswn.-Liverpool Mercury. On Wednesday last,Sir George Jerningham,now Viscount SusEord, received the summans usually i.uedto those newly advanc. toshe perge, ror-ctend and to .dt in Parliament. His Lordship, being a1 Roman Catholic, will be unable to comply with the sum- nmats, as of course he could not tiake the oaths and declatration. 'Te bil for reversing the Stafford attainder passed the houses altnost Ms a trur of course, except that its passage through the Lords was ;rk;ed by the dec ided opposition of the Earl of Radnor. It is a cu- riou:s fac,hat upwards of a bundred years ago 3 bill for the same pur- pose (which ws cusnioned in the Commons after having pastsed the Lords) was= onosed by the then Earl of Radnor. The lady of the Earl of Stf.rd as at the House of Lords on Friday amongst the itsionables that were admitted to be present at the prorogation. Sbe wa announced as Lady Stafford.-...Morningpaper. F0tL&L OF MADAseE RtEGo.-On Saturday, about 11 o7c4k, the remains of the above lady were conveyed I rom her late z-zdaccein Sevymour-place, Little Chelsei. to th&eburial-ground be- l!ozgitg tothe to-nan Catholic chapel in Mfoorfields. The body was pl.d in a hearse, drawn by six horses, and followed by two =o=nizg coaches and four. There were in the first coach the fol. l-wizg personages -The Rev. Aliguel del Riego, Canon of Oviedo, 1mvter_in.law to the deceased; Don Cayetano Valdes, late (lover- *. of Csdiz, relative to the deceased; the Colonel Don Evaristo Sa= M;igel, Chief of the Staff of the moving column of Riego, late Y7rtMjinister of State; and Don Antonio Alcala Galiano, Memker oftheCarbes. In the second, were Don Juan or Dios Alvarez dle Mendi=tbd, (one of those who contrived the revolution for the res- tara.ioof the Constitution); Don Ramon Esoobedo, Member of the C-tee; Uicuteriant-Colonel Don Josef Santiago de Perez, Aide-de- Cspto Riego: and Don Vincenti Bertram de Lis. The body was plerd In a vault purchased by tbte Canon. Besides the foreigners ''ho, attended the funeral, there were also p resent as mourner.- Zdr. Alderman Wood, 1f.P.; Mr. Hume, M .P.; General Deve. reax, with his person sta.?, Colonel Lyster, hN. Mlurphy, Esq., and Ennss Mlndonnel, Erq. There were 18 mourning coaches, besides rv4reral privzte carriages. OPEPA-sousE.-The revived opera of Romeo e Giulietta, oodacedaa Madmme Pa&sta's benefit, was announced for repPetition cm Saturdav evenIng. We attended to witness its representation, brat fund Fancredi substituted, and hand-bills dispersed, alleging ThC suddent indispoition of Garcia as thie reason of the change. Cnsiderable disappointment seemed to prevail at the alteration, =d there were some expressionsofduispleasurein the early part of the evening, but they gradually died away, and the performances were raccive si th the usual testimonies of approbation by a very conai- o;:~B ON n. ROT HSCxl LD.-Ittelligence was received ite}Xaison Saturd ay morning respecting the fraud practised UpOn) D!r. Roshschi2d by Mr. Doloret. Thle bills have been regularly ac- czpnd. hut it is presumed not discounted, as no account had 'been * crved of audih a dircumstance at Baron Rothsch)ild's in Paris u enthurssday evenitig. MIr. Dolorct, or seine person for him, had e ,v-.licd '.or c;ash for the bill at three days' sight, which hatd been peu- ,=J' refirse, cn the ground of the party bsing a stranger, unless rheeniorseens of arepetble banlker could be obtained: this wvas peeiso, but theparty didl not return, nnd the tel gahic despatch ,w.'ood of enurse prevent that biUl being cashed. 'Ihe8 French police 1'.askenispthcrnatter, and issued a public notice, to caution per- con aganst taking the accepted bills. NxEw PoSr-OFrrCE.--The preparations for the erection ci therosed structure proceed rapidly. Already an area of 890 2entinlestl, a;nd 130 in breadth (tihe site of the btuilding), has benm.ore than three-fioirtl.s excavated to the dept ef 202 feet, the lorowfwrhldt has occutpied nearly 1(10navig?ators fronm the 23dof Dcener!asr, tbe day of cotemencementL. At this depth the FiUr- lsgnnm x tsd wjth lhe,ansan sd procured from the Thames, so tSche b4hs ofaix f>eet, fot-ming a bed for the foundations or footings vf d e wal anddrsins, the one-half ofwhiehil are completed;* and it :is axpe shallenea?h the pliath or basemnent story, Mi w hich srIfl0nlatmainly of blCk.wCek5 will be comnpleke by the close of ou2:ma~, x3-?th the JWe raina have considerably retarded the arebui nov this., with sense exception in tbe rear, all will be =ncofyruuite. The houses westward of St. Vedaae'scehureh, nmiske xrtb-sideof 'tergate-street, and those on the south of St. 4Az.'a.laue,ooue down. The hunman bone and siculls tbhn out. oxcrd elif Sevra waon loasds have been taken awray, jade. s2tOftbcVWat:iutnbern removed mn coffins from the ancient >-eaoti of xhe rgipus bouset formierly here. On Saturday last wrXb=m an skelets were discovered covered yith lirec,the >3 :2df Q lyiegdue ust Jaid wcst, tc had. being.to- , dL^'2$ 3v wC _~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~ol