MEXICO.-We have received ...
MaExco.-WVe hbae received from illexico a copy of the decree, declaring thtt eoustry a federal Republic. Thiu decre's is founded an the report of t1he Constitational Comr-- mittee given in The Times of the 1st inst. We hive not room for it to-day. We yesterday morning received Demeraral papets to the 22/t of Jarmary, fromwhich the foUowing is the only extract worth making:-" January 19 6x o'clock. p. m-2lartha liaw ha this moment ceased, with eclat and honour, in the Upited Coloty, Aft.r an existence of ive months precisely. The garrion troops, consist. ing of the 27th Regiment, and a de-ewhmentof the Ist Wtst.ldia, under their respective CommandingOfficers, having foirmedline itii the Georgetown Brigade of Militi3, drawn up at the guard-house, Stabroek, received his Excellency the Commander.in.Chief under a zreneral salute of artillery and musketry. His Excelle3icy bivin* called around him n be Lieutenant.Colon4 Commandant of the Georgetown AMilitia, and the several Commandin Ofjcera ofCivrps, expressed to them the higb sense he entertained oa their svices, and the arduous exertions e;themen in nder titeir cemnapd. At this late hour we can but bay notice the preent subject. It will be a matter of pride to revert toit in our next." Letters to the Slst of December, from La Guayra and Caraccas, w ere received yesterday morning, by the Leeward Island p(acket. The intendant of Caraccas had issued a decree, oserinr, or the space of three monthss all duties on goods to be pi eainch before being tken from the dustoumhouse, and suspeuding, from that period, the receiving GovernreaAt paper in .paymebt of dutites, quite contrary to the understanding priobusly etablished. The reason assigned for this is the necessity of providIng for the ti- penses which had attended the capture of Peerto Cahello. The British merchants vere holding a mcetng, and were resovednot so submnit to it. The account of the 4ppointmenits of British ConsuIs had been received, and given universal rktisfaetion. The Englishman wlho was lately wonined at Rome by thenan to whommhehadgiven his fowling.pieeeto reair isingreat danger; he is an oicer, the last descendant of the ce5bs'ted Lord Bacon, Venrlam.TFrei'cl paper. On Monday, ist inst., J*saph Hfume, Esq., M. P., was elected Lord Rector of the Marischal College and University, Aber. deen, for the ensuing year. GRasEK E 'E E -sWSAPER.-The firs-nrustmber ofa newspaper printed in modern Greek has- just arrived in thi.country. The tvpes were sent frotm this country by the Greek Cornnitec. The first article in itis the last proclamation of the late Sir T. Maitland. F'rom the Cope Townz Gazette, Saturday, Noy. 1823 lSS ' (7n Tusday his Gxcecllency Slr ;Edward Bawes, i&> C. B.,' Governor of (ceylon and Commander of the Forces, Lay Bflaes, and suite; arrived in Table Bay, on board the lk-oule:, and landed in the erening, under a salntlt trom the battery." B,ARYsTAPLE iEtxcrros.-he election for one member to serve in Parliarment commenced on Sattstday, the 6th inst The following was the state of the poll at foar o'clock on that day Ir. Nolan2 107 1 Alderman Atkins, 941 Mr. Hodgion, 39. The following resolution was oflereed by Mr. Clay to the Committee of the House of Representatives, on the state of tbe Union, on the 21st of January, and laid on the table for considera. tion. No measure has yet been taken on it :_-." Resolved bj the Senate and House of Representatives of the Utnited States in Con.- !ress assembled, th3t the people of thefe States would not see without serious inquietude, any forcible interposition, by the Allied i Powers of Europe, in behalf of Spain, to reduce to their formersub.. jection thoseparts of the Continent of America which haveproclaimo.. cd and established for themselves, respectively, independent Qo- vermments, ant nvhich havc been solemnly recognized-by the United Stares." Died, at Treleaven,near Mevagissey,ou Mondty re'ntnight, aged 85, the Rev. Philip LIyne, DI. D., 52 years vicar of that ps. nsh: a gentleman of extensive etdition, but of eccentric hablu. His distinguishing peculiarity was a dreae of contamination. Hle scrupulously avsided, not only directcontact with thehutuanipecis I but with any thing thathad been eotoched byothers. He sufiredno sne to approach v ithin a certain distance of his pertonr;. or would oe put on a gament ef any .kixds until it had passed tbrokhi ia ties of ablutions, and hacd beenl tborougldy fumigated by hinielf. Even money he would not touch, unless ithaa passed through ir. ter, and, either by himself or in his preseneel cleansed, by bruslhng, from itu contracted impurities. The hiigh wintl on Wednesday night was severely felt.in Ken3ington-gardens. Fourteen large trees have been blown down, and the fragments of loose branches were scattered in every direc. tion: some of large size. A rneeting took place at seven o'elock yesterday .xnormniig, at the Broad-gap, within about three quarters of a mile of Isling. ton-green, between - Cooper. Esq., and Captain Morris, late.of the Royal Navy; the former attended by Herbert Fitzmauriee, Essq., the latter by Lieutenapt AVainwright, Royal MarineDa At t0e first- fire, Mlr, Cooper's baU slightly grazed hbs antagonist's pisttl, armn, passing thwough the coat.sleeve; and on the sec6md dischage. Cap. tain Atorris's ball dangerously wounded Mr. Cooper in the gullet,. who fell immediately; on being rxised from the ground by.his. c.. coad and another gentleupan, he could scarely articulate a word from the great effision of blood in the throat; however, his wishes- being at length interpreted by his looks, Captain Aorris who bha not left the groand, was called towards bim, when Ar. Cooper squeezed the hand of his antagonist in an affectionate mrnner,.Aid feebly exclaimed, " I only am to blame." A professional gentle man, who a:tended on' the part of Captain Morris, -examiined- and dressed the wound, whicb, tbough extremely dangerous, still ad, nits some faint hope of recovery. The origitsotKthe dispute wp. have not been able precisely to ascertrio.-Brit4h Travelkr. FATAL DuEL.-Mr. Harvey Elethierisgton, 'who fought: a duel with a gentleman of the name of Swayne; on Royston-corn.m mnon on Wednesday last, died on Satura. The ball fromn his as,: tagonist had lodged in his side, and-could not be extracted. TPhe dispute oniginated at the Atterton-par coarrin. OLIrV?R Caostwzra..-Wheii Oliver twromwvell, aceom. panied by bis secretary Thurlow, once went to dine with the L-ord dSayor, the populace rent the air with their gsatulations, and tde streets echoed with " Long live my ljord- Pzotectot i"s "Youir. Highness," said the secretary, " may aez by thi that you have the voice of the people, -as well as the voice of God." " As . od " replied Cromwel) " we will not talk ibout Ipmn here; hbat for tie people, tbey wouid be just as noisy, acnd perhaps unore re- joiced, if you 9nd, were going to be hanged." CAUTION .-A respectably-dressed ma4 lled on a yo0ng female, residing in Aylesbury, on Saturday evening last, aned, in. formed her that her mother, -who resided-at -Bledlow, was dngitr, ously iil, and wishing to see her daughter, and that he was degpit*. ed to fetch her. Forming an iatfvoutable opipiof of. the sttager5 she hesitated going -with him while utged a etM to hatert oil W count of the appioach of i3ight. Sheleft:him t6 advise with i'Metia on the propri6ty of the joursey- hedettrminr&r.ot to s n ' 'M}m, and Sespatched'his with a meswk :i;be would W e. lX tnothet early ot the-next-morning. Sb pUyattesdadAt; low with' known frisnds when, to her great pleaure a siErpe, slie found her parent-in posssaaion of her usua heath and cvm1brts. It is hoped her -prudene will b&ass eamples mn4 het: q'pe froi vilainy, a caution to females inpaticuar.BucRi Ctirrndck. A few'days since-an alarming accident happened ti 1 Earl of Abingdons, on bis rthrm ftow Oford toSW-than on f back. The horse fall dwrn tudddnly's it ia,uppo3lad ibvr his Lords.hip. He was talen up isensiblen d as e&ifQf some hours; but baving received medsel assatazfitfw s 4. -ed that no fatal effects wereto be aprehende4. Li L;b i fastxTeCoveieggatrioPgh erhibidingstres mark :of tbceta&o