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MEXICO. -Advices from Vera Cruz, as late
as the 9th ult., are brought by the French
ibrig-of-war Msrcurs, which arrived at Pensa-
cola the 18th inst. AS far as we could learn,
no papers or letters have reached the city by
this conveyance The verbal information is
to the effect that no embargo or declaration Of
war had been pronounced. Things were pre-
cisely in the state they were at previous ad-
vices by the Relampago. Among American
residents, considerable apprehension prevailed,
and many Of them from the interior were re-
pairing to Vera Cruz, with the intention Of
embarking before hostilities commenced. We
think it probable that the Water Witch, whose
arrival has been daily expected here, is detain-
ed, waiting to ascertain whether there is to
be any war.-New Orleans Bulletin. .@