Mexico.
(Prorn n tln-rre?nond nt) It is understood that the recent deliberations of the Ca- binet have been principally occupied with the question be. tween Spain andLher late colonies, respecting. which somc new communications are said- to have been received ftow iMadrid. The offer of mediiation, it is ndwV asserted,'hat been positively rejected, as implying in the very proposi- tiOil that certain concessions are to be required of-tlf mother country, which are wholly at variance with the Itone assumed by the Spanish Ministry. 'The last Govern- |ment messenger from Madri4i is believed to have brought this rejection of our interference in the character of me- diator, but it is accompanied by other proposals, which appear to have been resorted. to as a middle course, between mediation and leavinT the whole affair to the chances of intrigue or of an attempt at conquest. Spain has now expresced a (lesire that the infineince of this GOe- 'vernment may be exerted in the first instance vwith her late colonial possessions, to induce the-m to make the preliminary advances necessary to save her dignity. WVe learn that the Ministrv have so far acceded to this. vish in their desire to bring about an accommodation on amicable terms, that they have determined on immediately sending a special mission to Mexico, the country on which Spain has represented the experimentas mosr likely tobe made with success. Through the aristocracy and priesthood of that country, it is coIl- ceived that the ties wvhich before hell it for Spain may be again cemeented, and that an example of concession may be set there hiahlv impoTtant to the futnre arrangements oF Spain isith the South American States. That this ex- pectation will be frustrated,there requires verv little discern.. ment to predict; but the e-xperiment is, we hear, at all events, to be made imnmediately. A confidential agent has been selected for the special mission, and orders havc been given for immediately preparing a ship of war to convey him to that countrY. Such is the dlegree of inportance at- tached to the mission, that although tlha end. might perhaps have been obtained by additional instructions to the gen- tletnan who has gone out to Mexico in the character of Consul-General, it has been preferred to employ a person high in ministerial connexion for this express purpose. MEXICO.