-- T ~' .4, -- • i . .4 • •1 4 , S F 2M- "" / ` 45 . " $ • ' SOUTH AMERICA. .. • w ,,, .. . * _.............. s N...., OCT. I.—On Thursday the 27th ult., . the inhabitants of this capital had the infinite saris v-. Vaction of receiving * the Liberating Armyflkif the - - Three Guarantees, with its wa*thy commander. Don Agustin de Iturbide, and the other Generals who have contributed to the success of the great and ex cellent enterprise, which has been accomplished. The great military virtues with which this army has e been directed in all its proceedings, and the disposi tion to lenity, concord, and tranquillity which it has every where manifested, even in the towns most diet" 4 posed to resist, will ever be the highest of the tri umphs which redound to its immortal glory, as they have *imply been the objects of the gratitude the public rejoicings with which the Mexican s teceived the Gen as their deliverer. The route for this purpose, which was that of the Carrera de S. Francisco y Marine, from the idle of the ancient Aconitula to the rilace, pro eeding blithe'Portal Coherence, Camas Consistorales, was, thtuu . .gleut its whole length, filled with the delighted multitlfte,. and adorned with tapestry, flags, and gt reamsni, Ault's' which arose, with distinguished tandem: 4 the allegorical trifltnphal arch ',repined i ts our city for the reception of the General sad his mphant suite. The General presented himself at the arch, where a &potation from the Ayuntamiento received him with the ceremonial of the civic key, ntich his Ex... cellency returned witli the embrace of union and cordiality. The deputation having joined in the General's trains, the procession proceeded, amidst the most energetic and expressive visas of the immense ipoillblation which filled thartreets, balconies, and TOUti of the houses, Hats forming the most animatedt! . and sublimesicture ever exhibited in the annuls pf Mexico. Millie Pape his Excellency was receikill by the provincial deputation and the constitutional Ayuntandento, who conducted him to the lower ex tremity of the principal staircase ; the whole of this part of the building, and al'o the court-yard, the corridors, and the outer square w crowded with Ile immense multitude, which scarcely left room for • the procession to stir a step, so anxious were the people to see and salute tlw t ir Deliverer, whom they Buried, as it were in the a, tuna they placed igni before his Excellent Q on Juan O'Donojou, who • conducted him to the h a ut reception of the ancient, Viceroys. Their Excellencies immediately appeared in the principal balconies, accompanied by the corporations • .> S 11 , I e.. • • ' R * , 4 ~~ t or ti iI l gate of dresitetl ' 4 principal balconies, accompanied by the corporations A and nobility. The troops then defiled before them in military order; the whole exceeded 14,000 men, and 1,200 officers. The people unceasingly cheered 'the troops, who proceeded with the General, accom- panied by the provincial deputation, the Ayuntu- =Lento, and the staff of the army, towards the Cathedral, amidst the rhea and peals which distill- , ' guished the patriotic rejoicings of the inhabitants. 4 The General vvua received at the principal gate of the Temple by the illustrious Archbishop, dressed 1 ,,. in pontificals, Ike. On his entrance, the Archbishop ti I , if,* Vl .e. .1 1.1. Id 1 ~. presented to him the Santo Lignum ( Holy Wood), i which he adored op his knees, on a cushion prepared for that purpose; then, requesting that the canopy might be removed, he proceeded on the right of the 1 " Archbishop to place himself in the scat destines! for the Viceroys. An anthem of triumph was now chanted. An eloquent oration, delivered by Dr. Don Miguel Guridi y Alcocer , a member of the 1 provincial deputation, in which he recapitulated the most memorable of the events which have contri- buted to the liberty of the country, ilem.nistrating d the whole to have been done under the direction of e 'Divine Providence, by whom a hero bud been chosen for the work. A solemn Te De m was next performed by tilt 1 whole orchestra, the sublime harmony of which ex. . pandcd the hearts or the spectators in the great tTemple, which was illuminated and adorned. The Tr Deanwas followed by a salute of artillery au • I j peals of bells. The crocession then returned in tin I • t saute order to the l'iluee, where a magnificent din. i tier was served up,. which had been prepared by tin ~ . Ayontaiiiiento, and of which more than 600 guest • partook. the toasts which were given, and the verse which were recited by several individuals, served il complete the pubic rejoicing, and to ratify the iniiin of Europe.an and American Spaniards in their glo nous independence or the three guarantees, and it the establishment of the empire. Don Agustin d. Iturbide confirmed these interesting sentiments b: Its toast and yet cites, which were repeated in con ell:twice with him by Dan Juan 0 Dugoju, as re presentative of the.SpimisliGoveniment. Jis .the,evening a magnificent collation was served ' after Which their Excellencies proceeded to ti theatre. where a suitable spectacle was given. Tk **thence cheered his Excellency the General it Pee, ehouthig—.. rather! Deliverer!' and tithe -. iii'llt*ring titles dictated by their enthusiastic semi I,llro. and _ !itloll MI iltat/Ulli of adw ts .. i gratitude dA; , . &. mutt and memorable, in the history of thus . . , M Of.'i . 1 . 1 ' l iiii f ._ '',....... . , . for ;rest The the uests verses to , and io • SS. AL REGISTER human eventmetitich most piggicaliarly claim d the at tention of piditi6lims and philosophers. On the following day the Provisional Junta of the Government was installed with the greatest splen hiour and lemnity, when they took the oath This memorablliFday was solemnised Irkke the preceding fly repeated winos, salutes, and illuminations. Slink Jar rejoicings took place on the following day cm the installation of the Regency of the empire named by the Provisional Junta, until the Cortes aigmble and occupy the throne our desired Emp&ir, in con formity with the treaty of Cordova, which has been sworn to big i cke different corporittions, and conse quently by the public voice of the nation, which has recognised the merit of the personas% ho compose the Supreille Junta of time Government and Regency of the Mexican empire..* LIST OP THE XEMIIF.RS C4OSEN IV THE GENERAL IN. CHIEF OF THE ARMY 'I'O courose THE SUPREME JUNTA OP THE GOVERNMENT. UNTIL THE MEETING. Or THE CORTES. Antonio Joaqtlin Perez, Bishop of La Puebla de los Angeles. Mariano de Almanza. Councillor of State. Juan O'Donoju, Lieutenant General of the National Armies, Grand Cross of the Orders of Charles 111. and San Het menegildo. Captain Genital awl Political Chief of the Kingdom, to enter into the Junta as soon as his public representation by the said employments shall cease. r. Manuel Ruiz de le Barcena, Archdeacon of the Cathedral of Mattes Monteagudo, Rector of the University, and Canon of the Metropolitan Church. .. Isidro Yanex„iindge of the Audiencia of Mexico. Juan FnuictsusAzearate, Advocate. Juan Jose It spinout de los Montano. Advocate. Jose Maria Fagoga, Honorary Judge of the Tenitm. Au diencia. Miguel Guride y A lamer, Curate of the church of thi,Sagrario of Mexico. .„ Francisco Sitteroas Maldonado. Advocate.. tguel Cervantes y Velasco ' Marquis de Saliratierra. Manual de Heras Soto, Count de Casa de Heras, a retired Lieutenant Colonel. Juan Lobo. ibrinerly Regidor of Vera Cruz. Francisco Manuel bunches de Tagle. Rq., , idor of the Arun's miento, and Secretary to the Ausdetuy o. San Carlos. Antonio Giulia. Advocate. Jose Sartori°, Priest. Don Alanuel Velasquez de Leon, Honorary Intendant of the Province. Manuel Mantes Arguelles. Manuel Sotarriva. Brigadier of the Natllgal Armies. June Mariano Zodeneta, Marquis de S..fuan de Mayas. Ignacio Garcia Blume, Advocate. Jose Domingo Mir, .ludge or the Audience of Guadalazara. Jose Maria Ilustaniente, reured Lieutenant Colonel. Jose Maria Cervantes y Velasco. retired Colonel. Juan Maria Cerysntes y Padilla, the same. Jose Manuel Velbquea de Is cadenn, retiretl Capta Juan Horlorgoso, Co.ottel of Lha National Army . *kolas Ciminero, retired Lieutenant Colonel. Pedro Jose Romero dc Tetreros, Marquis de San Christivallif Jose Maria Echevers Valdivisco, Marquis San Miguel de Aguayo. Manuel Martinez Mansilla.Judge of the Audiencia of Mexico. Juan Jose Guttman, Advocate. Rafael Suarez Pereda, the same. Jose Muria Jauregui, the same. Anastasio Bustaniantc, Colonel. Dr. Isidro Ignacio lease. Miguel Sanchez Enc•sco, Licentiate. Il l acubaya, Sept. 4, Ital. JOSE IMINGUEZ. MEMBERS or THE REGENCY. President, his Excellency Senor D. Agustin de !turbid,. Senor D. Juan O'Doonju. Dr. D. Manuel flaus de la Berms. SLIM D. I ids° Varier: - Senor D. Manuel Velasquen de Leon, PROCLAMATION. • TUE FIRST CRIES' or TM!: IMYERTAL ARMY. Mt:RICANS !—Yuu are now in a situatiun to proclaim the country indesiendent, as I announced to you in foal& Already is the immense space which separates slavery from liberty pasted over, and motion is given to the different springs whereby ever American may speak his private opinion, because the filar which restrained some ssclissipsted, the malice which wari a l s ids has tyl ment of others is moderated, and the ideas of all and I find myself in the capital of Chit most opulent empire, %amut having left behind streenu of blood, ravaged plains, dis consolate widow., or orphan ebildren,seveting with execrations the assassin of their father.. On the . connary, the principal provinces of this kingdom bare been examined, and all, uniform in their rejoicings, address expressive salutations to the Tn. guarantee Army, and vows of gratitude to Heaven. These de , ministrations give my heart an ineffable pleasure, and more than compensate the sufrerings and privations of the soldiers, who have always been active, steady, and courageous. You al ready know what it is to be free, and you arc on the point of knowing what is to be happy. The Junta will be installed. the Cortes assembled, and the taw, on which your felicity depends, will be sanctioned. I exhort you to torget the words of alarm, and threats lof extermination, and to pronounce only those of union and intimate friendship. Contribute by your knowledge to the grand code ; hut avoid satire and malignant slander,— Obedient to authority, you will complete, in concert with the sovereign Congress, the gland wink which you have commenced —and allow nie to cast a brisk behind me to oliserv, attentively the picture wine i Provitteitee has traced, anti which American wir• dom is about to till up. If my labours (due to the country) be considered by you worthy of recompense, all I tisk is, that you respect the laws, that you allow Ms: to return to the bosom of my beloved family, and that you sometimes recollect your found Mexico, sept. 27. !TUMOUR. The Parliamentary Commission which lately se in Dublin, means to recommend that the Union shall be carried into complete effect by the removal of the commercial restrictions between the two countrias now in three, and , equalising the duties. It considers the present machinery of the public offices in Ireland on a scale much too large and die proportioned to the revenue, and means to recom mend a great reduction in the number of clerks, the amount of salaries, and other means of economy and retrenchment. Two or three years ago, a gentleman from the neighbourhood of Leeds lost a valuable gold %etch, and its appendages, wheu shooting on the Moors; this year it was fmind, little worse from its long exposure to the eapicc of t , bt seasons. ~. r,'" ' - V' a, f ~~, ~. .•~ .6 . 4 • r ' I .„,t(AULRICAN PAPERS. An article not worth extracting from the RIM. • cola Floriffea, says that Gillet Britain and Russia are in treaty with the King of Spain for the pur chase of the kingdom of Mexico, and that the former power had offered 15,000,0001. styling. Whether the . purchase is to be made in co-partataships, or the powers are bidding agigust each other, we are not informed, although we are told that the deputies of New Spain had protested against the measure, and had transmitted , the intelligence toYera Cala We only notice Ms foolish story tailipress our sur prise that it should be thought deserapsg of pie rency. If either of the great Powers of burtipe thought it practicable at the present day to buy * nation of 5 or 6,000,000 of souls, without their consent, what value is it probable they would set on the conveyance of Ferdinand and the Cortes ? The Pope's title is quite as good under present cir cunistatices, and might be had for a trifle: He once gave away this continent ; and us the revolutions of Mexico contend for his supremacy, and that of the inquisition, they would ptobably, sooner consent to a transfer *om him than toltsale by their old Sovereigns in Spain. Is either case, however, the purchase would be " buying the bear's skin before he uus caught," and the statesmen of England and Russia bre rather too cunninolifor that, *hough they may not be the wisest iii . the world.."--Nete York Americas. (From the Cinema Comma. Nov. 234 The following list of vessels lately taken by Spanish cruisers, and sent into Puerto Cabello for adjudication, where they have all been condemned, Wee been furnished to us by a gentleman who was a Anger on board (Inc of them a— American brig Rising Stales, Capt Brown, be longing to Somerset; Aggrican sloop Lark, Caot. Gavin, belonging to NeliTtaven ; Danish schooner •Charks, Capt. Fraticieeos, belonging to St. Thomas : British cutter Ardeist, 7 Cals. Siratford, belonging to St. Thomas. tt The English brig Ypkigenia ' from Angostura to La"guiru. havi'ig apron , ' a leak off St. Croix, was was obliged to put into St. John's, P.R , where she was taken posy ion of atubendenmed, probably on account of her Ti ying a number of passengenron board intended to be landed at Laguira. de by C 011.• re- served . in other J Ay 'bur. it~ • • ei FROM SATURDAY NIG:I7"N GAAETTE. .* ;:~ _ This Gazette notifies the appointment of W. Wise, of Rugby, Warwickshire, Gent. to be a .faster Eztraoglinary in the High Court of Chancery. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. J. Esden, Statigate Street, Lambe.h, slater. from Dee. 2a to Jan. S. A. Millar, Vauxhall Road, oilman, from Der. Mi to Jan. It. C. G. and H. B. Hall, Grosvenor Street West, Pimlico, ear. penters, from Dec. 11.5 to Jan. I. BANKRUPTS. T. Griffis Knightsbridge , painter. Solicitors, Messrs. Palmer and Co. Be lford Row. S. Churchill, Cannon Row, Westminster. wine merchant. Sol. Mr. Humuxl, Came Street. R. Grayson, Wigan, Lanceahire, cotton spinner. • Sol. Mr. Norris, Bedford Row. H. W. Adock. Birmingham, dealer. Sole. Mmme. Clash* and Co. Chancery Lane. 9. Munro, Commercial Sale Booing, Minting Lane, vies merchant. Sol. Mr. Wright, Fenchureli Street. G. M. Forbes, l.iverjrbol, mercluint. Sol. Mr. Wheeler, Castle Street. Holborn. C. evoker, gpeer Farrar. Crayfotd. fanner. Solt. Messrs. Stevens and Co. Little St. Thome.. Apostle. C. Christie, Clement's Lane, iniut..nea broker. Sole. Mane. Alliston and Co. Freeman's Court, Coinhili. On the night of the Ist instant, the tower of Lelant church, Cornwall, was struck by lightning, which, after forcing two large pieces of stone out of the middle of the tower, entered dm bell-chamber, broke out the tour windows, and damaged the arches, ripping open the roof and leads in several places. The electric-fluid entered the Wary, de molished the windows, and cracked the wall ot the tower in several places; it then went into the gal lery. shattering the partition between that and the belfry, and breaking the glass in the gallery win dow ; then shaking a huge pillar, adjoining the gal lery , in a dreadful manner, from thence it made its way to the communion, removing the wainscot out of its place, and forcing two large pieces of stone 'from a pillar, which were bruised to atoms; the last appearance of its effects was on a pew below, one aide of which was shattered to pieces. A mail from the Bras& arrived on Sionday, with letters from Rio de Janeiro of the 24th of October. They are chiefly important in putting a negative on the statement which has been recently circulated here, that a conspiracy exited to separate - the pro vince from Portugal, and to place the Prince Re gent at the head of the government. On the 12th of October, the birth day of the Prince, and which had been mimed as the day when the design was to be put in execution, passed over without any move ment that could indicate its having existed. Com. merci , tl affairs were in a state of embarrassment, and some houses of note had stopped payment : a natural change produced by the removal of the Court to &wove. . r-----~ .~ ' tt Y 1