Mexico.
(From the 7hrnpstt ire Teleg,,raph.) On Monday the sniip Dublin PdIrioz, Captain Strange, arrived from Vera Cruz (in ballast), in 44 lays, bringing despatches from the Mexicani Government, announcing the death of iturbide., and (the AMaster reports) the surrender ot'thc Castle of St. Juan d'Ulloa V'With respect to the latter event, we shall be heppy to heer it con^ iirmed, though in l the present state of publi jrfeling throughout M!ex- ico, which appears to be an interminable hatred of Ferdinand acnd every individual subject of Old Spain, it is of no other consequence from being in the hands of Royalists, than that the garrison can war'. tonly fire upon tie city of Vera Cruz whenever thoy please. Nlos of the inhabitants, however, had removed from the place previous to the sailing of tl;e rte7-. Thoughi it was not known that the cas. tle had fallen when the For tC sailed, y et, as she left Tampico the 8th of August, and that port is about 450 miles fromn Vera Cru?z, w hich latter place the Dublin Patriot left on the 7X1h of tha mnonth, it may have capittilateEl, the supplies h r it, whicli sailed from the lHavan- niah at tite latter of JtlY, not having arrived itt ithi,e to su:ccour the garrison. The Pattlidit, 10 luon. Captain Barrinrton, bron1glit to Pl'yn:outh. frem Mexico. 130,00(1 dollars, on merchants' account. 8lte capttreo' ofl'Campeachy, the pirate schooner St. Juse, arnmed w ith a long Sun amidsltips. two smaller ones, and a quantity of' smiall armas: t'he crew having run the vessel on shore, escaped amorng the bushes, witli a quantity of booty. On board lee was foundl a list of the crew of the English slii) Shannon, 16 in number, and other papers belongitig to the Englisih bri.g Pilgrim, besides severaSl flites, sextants. spy-glasses. and a great quantity of' wearing-apparel, all of wvhich was English: thte crews of the above vessels had dolubtless beenr murdere(d by these villaitis. The schooner was taken to Vera CTsuz, and there coMrnrjAs- sioned by Captain Barrington as a m-anof-war, to protect the trade in that quarter. llr. Bradily, an old pas,ed midshipmtan, and a ver, deserving young man, was appointe(d as actittg Lieutenar t to com- mand her. MEtXIco.