NO. A..
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stantly bent on the ground or averted. His
hair is brown with red :. liskers, and his
complexion fair and rud ~, more like that
of German, than of a Spaniard. AS you
will here his name pronounced differently,
let me tell you that you must accent equally
every syllable, I-tur-bi.de. will not re-
peat the tales heard daily of the character
and conduct of this man. Prior to the late
successful revolution, he commanded small
force in the service of the Royalists, and is
accused of having been the most cruel and
blood-thirsty prosecutors of the Patriots, and
never to have spared prisoner. His Off
cial letters to the viceroy substantate this
fact. In the interval between the defeat OF
the patriot cause and the last revolution, he
resided in the capital, and i'll society not
remarkable for strict morals, he was distin-
guished for his immortality. His usurpation
of the chief authority has been the most
glaring, and unjustihable; and his exercise
of power arbitrary and tyrannical. With
pleasing address and prepossessing exterior,
and by lavish profusion, he has attached the
officers and soldiers to his person, and SO
long as he possesses the means of paying and
rewarding them, SO long he will maintain
himself on the throne when these tail he
will be precipitatcd from it. 1t is maxim
of history, which will probably be again IL
Illustrated by this example, that government
not founded on public opinion, but establish-
ed and supportedby corruption and violence,
cannot exist without ample means to pay the
soldiery, and to maintain pensioners and par
tsans. Aware Of the state OF his funds


and of the probable consequence to himself


of their failure, lie is making great exertions
to negotiate loans in England and such is
the nfatuation of the monied men in that
country, that it is possible he may eftsGt his
object. fsA


ITO judge Iturbide from his public pa
pers, do not think him a man of talents,
He is prompt, bold and decisive, and not
scrupulous about the means he employs to
obtain his ends"