Reference to: Deposit of 700 £ Sterling to the credit of Mytechll (sic) [Mitchell] & Co., Fletcher Alexander & Co., and Cockt (sic) & Co.

Reference to: Malo; Torrente; St. Paul Coffeehouse; destruction of Veracruz by Lemaur; expulsion of the Spanish; fears of French interest in Mexico.

Reference to: French army in Cádiz: English ship Thetis; illness of Victoria in Jalapa; fight at San Juan de Ulúa; Federal government proclaimed in Guadalajara and Oaxaca; closing of commerce; Holy Alliance; arrival of English legation in Mexico; Isla de los Sacrificios; Echeverría; Olazábal; Victoria.

“Cataño havía dado el grito.” Reference to: Cuautla; González; Morillan; Ocampo; Rodríguez; Vasconcelos.

Reference to: Arming of citizens in Chalco; lack of news from Puebla.

Reference to: Torrentes; Francisco Treviño; search for suitable house. Includes portion of another letter draft.

Printed: CLD, 426-427.

Unidentified references to: El mozo and el negro.

Reference to: Echávarri; Señor P...; Cal...; pro-Iturbide conspiracy; Mariano [Rivera]; Miango.

Reference to: Arrival of Conde Baroco at Hacienda de Acuautla; entry of troops in Puebla.

List of household goods.

Reference to: House at 45 Piccadilly rented by Iturbide; English opposition to aid to Spain by Holy Alliance; attitude of the United States.

Reference to: Orellana; Torres; Chalco; troops from Ayutla; freeing of José Antonio; letters from Don Andrés.

Reference to: Ocampo; Terán; Rodríguez; Puebla.

4-page letter in English accompanied by Spanish translation. Reference to: Service with Xavier Mina in Baltimore; arrival at Soto la Marina; Juan Ruiz de Apodaca; General Matías Martín y Auguire (Aguirre?); Lieutenant Colonel Juan Davis Bradburn; Lorenzo Cristie; López de Lara; General Liñan; arrest in Monterrey by Gaspar López; delivery to Poinsett; sentence to Soto in Africa; enlistment with José Félix Trespalacios; Colonel Young; sent to Cádiz on the Asia: Campeche; Havana; return to New Orleans; Mexico City; Spanish schooner Proserpina; Real de Pinos: confinement in Ronda Capa; San Gregorio; Battle of Peotillas; Fort Sombrero; San Juan de los Llanos; confinement at San Juan de Ulúa; march to Tampico; Valladolid; escape to Xauxille.

Includes also note from George Traill, Leghorn, November 28, 1823, order for payment of 90 pounds to Semn & Co. Reference to: the George Mary.

Reference to: Becessa; arrival of José Antonio Rodríguez.

References to individuals with initials R.C y M.

Reference to: Cataño in Cuautla; triumph of Guerrero; Don Ignacio; San Agustín del Palmar; el negro (?).

Reference to: Cuernavaca; El Arenal; Pallo del Rosario.

Summaries and briefs of correspondence of the commanding officer. Author is indicated as F. G. (Francisco Javier Gómez) until May 23 thereafter as A. J. y M.

Reference to: Federalist armistice with Iturbide faction against the Borbonistas.

Outline plan for government in 31 articles.

Receipt of money from Gibraltar.

Reference to: Lieutenant Colonel Carlos Ansures; Colonel Luis Pinzón; Chilapa; Chilpancingo.

Reference to: Computations to show loss in exchange by sending money through the house of Richards; letter of Bartolomé Vigas.

Signed: Tomás Ávila; José María Barberri, Antonio Ruiz de Esparza, José Flacoli, Andrés Huete, Mariano Infanzón, Mariano Lugo, Luciano Muñoz, Francisco Olvera, Juan Patiño, Feliciano Rodríguez, representatives of Brigadier Catalán and “Coronel del 5 Moctezuma.”

Reference to: Opposition to political dissensions; dislike of Spanish officials in the army.

Appeal for support of José María Lobato against Spanish officers in the army.

Letter of Lobato same as printed by Juan Cabrera; answer of the Ayuntamiento, signed: Francisco Fagoaga, Mexico, January 25, 1824, denying request for aid. A printed broadside of this document is also in the Hernández y Dávalos Collection.

Reference to: Arrival in Chalco; news of revolt in the capital; departure of Pérez with letter for Pérez Pedraza.

Includes also copy of note to the officers to repor immediately to Lobato.

Reference to: Ostende; London; Nassau.

Reference to: Miguel Gangoitie; appeal to Lobato.

On back note to Manuel Estremera transmitting another to N. Vermúdez.

Order of the Congreso Constituyente, signed: José Miguel Gordoa, José Mariano Marín, José Basilio Guerra; order of the Poder Ejecutivo, signed: Michelena and Miguel Domínguez.

Note signed with rubric: Enterado con satisfacción.

Note signed with rubric: Enterado con mucha satisfacción.

Signed: José de Alegría, H. de Maniau, Antonio Vallejo.

Signed also: Nicolás María de Berazaluce, secretario. Note signed with rubric: Enterado con mucha satisfacción.

Reference to: Agustín Bourquilla. (Barquilla?).

Reference to: Rodriguitos; Mariano Rivera; Goyoneche; income from the Casa de la Concepción. Added note by Ignacio Rodríguez.

Signed: Manuel Baranda, Manuel de Cortazar, Ignacio Gutiérrez, José María de Licéaga, Francisco Nariño, José María Esquivel y Salvago.

Signed: Manuel Baranda, Manuel de Cortazar, Ignacio Gutiérrez, José María de Licéaga, Francisco Nariño, José María Esquivel y Salvago.

Signed: José Ildefonso Días de León, Juan José Domínguez. Two copies.

Reference to: Opposition to Lobato and Santa Anna; work of Vicente Guerrero.

Reference to: Rebellion of Lobato; consultation between the Deputation and military commander. Two copies.

Reference to: Silver mining in Mexico; shortage of fruits in Mexico since [17]86; losses in [17]90; commerce at San Blas and Acapulco.

Signed: José Nicolás Araus, José Atanasio Arcitar, José Mariano Blasco, José J. del Calvo, José Ignacio de Cárdenas, Sabás Antonio Domínguez, Celso Fernández, Juan José Gómez Llata, José Manuel Iáñez, Francisco Jiménez, Mariano Francisco de Lara, Laureano Montañés, Francisco Salazar, Antonio Septiem, José Diego Septiem, Juan Nepomuceno Soto, Teodoro Tobar, José Tomás Ugalde, José Francisco de Velasco.

Signed: Nicolás María de Berazaluce, José J. del Calvo, Manuel Samaniego del Castillo, Ramón de Cevallos, Ramón Covarrubias, Joaquín de Oteyra, and Martín Rodríguez García.

Signed: Narciso Dimas Barragán, José Miguel de Briones, Antonio Cal, Juan Nepomuceno Carrillo, Ignacio Fuentes, Carlos García, Francisco Melquíades García, Manuel Gómez, Juan Vargas Machuca, Francisco José Manzano, Manuel Muñoz Trujillo, José Francisco Osorio, José María Pérez Berruecos, Cristóbal Ramírez, José Manuel Ruiz Sotomayor, José Sebastián [?], Antonio Velarde, José Antonio Villarreal.

Reference to: Release from prision in Jalapa; exile to Yucatán; arrival of English legation with Mr. Ward, Secretary; Santa Ana's support of Lobato; Alamán; Andrade; Barragán; Bravo; Bustamante; Campo Rivas; Miguel Domínguez; Echávarri; Francisco Fagoaga; Fletcher; Gómez Pedraza, Green and Ha[r]tley; Engineer Hervey; José Joaquín Herrera; Lemaur; Malo; Michelena; Molinos del Campo; Negrete; Sir Thom Phillimore, commander of English frigate Thetis; Manuel Rincón; Conde de San Pedro; Salazar; Captain Staf[f]ord; (Manuel) Vasconcelos; Vivanco; Cuautla; Cuernavaca; Guadalajara; Guanajuato; Izúcar; London; San Martín; Tampico; Teotihuacán; Tesmeluca.

Draft for a proclamation deploring dissension between Iturbidistas, federalistas, and centralistas; proposal for eliminating Spanish officials; return of Iturbide.

Reference to: Domingo Dionisio de Bresiano; Padre [José Ignacio] Treviño; Fletcher & Co.; Pérez; Cádiz; Frankfort.

Printed: CLD, 427-428.

Order for £ 100 payable to Mariano Torrente.

Maintenance of consuls in ports of the American States.

Summary of economic conditions in England; followed by speech to the House of Commons; also speech of Count of Liverpool and another by Canning. Reference to: Irish problem; ambassador to Constantinople; agreement between Russia and the Porte; treaty with Austria; disapproval of war in Spain; envoys appointed to Latin American countries; condition of slaves in the East Indies; French invasion of Spain; constitutionalism in Spain; Marqués de Landsdown; Lord Somers; Duque de Angoulême; non-interference in revolt in Spanish colonies. Incomplete.

Draft, on unused portion, of answer by Reyes, Mexico, February 6, 1824, lamenting Lobato's failure.

Reference to: Return from Veracruz.

Reference to: Fletcher; Mr. Forresste (Forrester?); Morandini; Rochester; Sheerness; Angelito; las Dunas; Gibraltar; London Quarantine.

Reference to: Torrente; General Parsifisen (?) to arrive in London.

Reference to: Jesús Aguado; Lobato uprising.

Reference to: Delivery by Pomier; Fletcher; Macbean; disposition of house in Livorno; Ana María Huarte.

Reference to: Arrival of troops in Chalco; El Bajío; other statements in cryptic form.

Reference to; Difficulty of money exchange through Cádiz; provision for family; Epitacio Sánchez; Ricardo de Puebla; Ignacio Paz; Alcocer; Ramos Arispe; Gamar; Migoni; Olarte.

Printed: (Letter of February 14) CLD, 429-430; (Letter of March 8) CLD, 433-434.

Promulgation of the Acta Constitutiva.

Receipt for £ 26/6.

Reference to: Fletcher; Morantini.

Letter in care of Matthew Fletcher, London.

Reference to: Passports from Austria; Calais; Angelito; Milan, Migoni; Sardinia; Tuscany; José Malo; Morandini; Padre Treviño; Ribatinoly.

Reference to: Hampstead school; Carlos Molina's account in Frankfort.

Spanish darft with Franch translation.

Reference to: Sabina de Iturbide y Huarte; Juana de Dios [Iturbide]; Josefa [Iturbide]; Jesús [Iturbide?]; Torres; Escobedo; Spaniards in Bordeaux; Ignacio Treviño; Ramón Malo; José Antonio López; Morandini.

Printed: CLD, 426.

Reference to: Land grant in Texas; Francisco de Borja; property of the Inquisition.

Reference to: Francisco Borja Migoni; Florence; Fragata Ralens (Rawlins?); decision to leave Livorno; contact with French and Austrian ministers; trip through the Low Countries; Geneva; Paris; sale of jewels and silver.

Reference to: Efforts of French consul in Tuscany to prevent departure of Iturbide; efforts of all powers, including England, to prevent Señora Iturbide's joining her husband.

Reference to: Pomier; impending removal of Iturbide's family to England.

Lists Frigates Iguala, Anahuac, cañonera Campechana, Ricardo, and Balandra Chalco; Texcoco; Zumpango; Chapala.

Copy of clipping. Reference to: Concern of Downing Street for dispatches brought by Guillermo A. Lount; English ambassador sent to Madrid; notes to Vega; Colonel Fremantle; Duke of Wellington; Spanish request for English aid in restoring colonies.

Tuition for Agustín Jr. in Colins School in South Hall and Ealing.

Reference to: Iturbide's plan to visit Bath; slowness of mail via Jamica; payment to Pomier.

Recommendation for Calais or Paris. Reference to: Juan Bushell of Bath; “Casa en Orange Grove”; Sr. Lepage; Sra. Evans; South Parade.

Payments to Malo; list of articles purchased. Reference to: Captain Traill; J. A. López.

Addressed to Villa Fournier. Reference to: Sansoni.

Itemized list of articles.

Reference to: Carlo Sansoni; Fournier; Torrente; letter sent care of Macbean.

Reference to: Bullock, art dealer.

Reference to: Torrente.

Letter of introduction for Paris. Reference to: Gower.

Appointment to substitute for Pablo de la Llave.

Reference to: Plans for freedom of Havana and islands without falling into American hands; plan to join Havana to Mexico; encouragement of artisans in paper and weaving; offer of land to Irish colonists; protection offered to whaling companies. A summary.

Printed: SDM, II, 276-277.

Reference to: Borja Migoni; Fletcher; letter from Paris and Lyons; Mr. Terry; services of Lue Callaghan; Rue de Gramont; departure for Bath.

Reference to: Rodríguez; aid of English consul in Livorno; rumor of Iturbide's arrival in Guadalajara.

Reference to: Goldschmidt loan; Sr. Marshall; Manning; Welsh; Migoni; O'Gorman; Winchester House; Mr. Plumptre; Michelena.

Reference to: El Chato B.; Calle de Jesús, No. 15.

Reference to: Sr. Pomier; López; original letter of Matthew Fletcher to Iturbide dated London, March 23, 1824, transmitting the copy of March 9 included; José Malo; Mylins; arrival of representative of General Weavil.

Signed: Miguel Barragán, Nicolás Bravo, José Castro, Miguel Domínguez, Luis Galindo, Vicente Guerrero, Adrián Jiménez, Miguel Loperena, Felipe Sanz, Antonio Silva, Antonio de Soto, A.S. de Encarnación(?).

Reference to: Claims for payment of back wages; Leghorn; Gazette Courrier; articles released from customs. The letter is addressed to Bath.

Reference to: Troops promised by Captain Guzmán of Tulancingo; offer from Ignacio Durán; Ceballos; request for rendezvous.

Demands for ousting of Spanish officials and pro-Spanish; confiscation of property.

Reference to: Genoa; Milan; Macbean; Sr. Basti.

Reference to: Implication of the Division of Cuautitlán and Tepoxotlán; instructions of Tenorio; Lieutenant Colonel Torres; Cuevas; offer of troops by Lubian; offer of troops by Colonel Francisco Vera in Cuautitlán.

Reference to: Refusal by England, France, Sardinia, and Rome; Lord Burghurt; Spanish diplomatic influence; arrival of Pomier.

Reference to: Banking house in Frankfort; Mylins; letter from Macbean; delivery of letter to Àlvarez in Gibraltar by Juan Duffield; Seville.

Reference to: Doubtful position of Arengas; El Chato B. in Tehuacán; death of Morales, Ríos, Zabaleta, Charri, and Texada; fear of the vómito in Veracruz and Barranca de Villegas; Zam[], Be[], and Or[].

Reference to: Macbean's instructions; Mylins; Marlborough Building; Holborn Bridge; sale on London docks; Mr. Bullock; Pomier.

Includes translation of letter of Luc Callaghan, Paris, March 15, 1824, same message.

Introduces new by-line: Dios, Independencia, Héroe de Iguala.

Reference to: Account with Hobhouse; hope for news from Mexico; Boloc.

Reference to: Arrangement for sale of furniture in Villa of Fournier; banking account in Casa de Hobhouse; Mylins' hope of selling diamonds; arrival of Thetis from Mexico; rebellion of Santa Anna and Lobato aggainst Michelena and Domínguez; fall in value of Mexican loan.

Reference to: López; Dr. Landini; G. Guebhardt; A. N. Regnani; Beneschi; Modona & Co.

Reference to: Tenepantla; Tulancingo; Hacienda de Solís; other units given by numerical designation.

Designation of Ejército Restaurador.

Printed: CLD, 434-435.

Reference to: Callaghan; Gower; Pomier; acceptance of Amiens school for his daughters.

Printed: CLD, 435.

Signed: Ángel Bergara, Juan José Luna, Antonio Ortiz, José Vega.

Reference to: Izúcar; Oaxaca; Hacienda del Marqués de Salinas; use of coded language; preparation of a Plan.

Reference to: Provision for troops of Tulancingo; Hacienda de Solís.

Reference to: Troops of Tenepantla; Hacienda de Solís.

Departure of Anaya from Puebla with troops. Reference to Colonel Zeballos.

Signed: Ángel Bergara, Juan José Luna, Antonio Ortiz.

Reference to: Second company, First Provincial Regiment of Infantry of Mexico.

Signed: Ángel Bergara, Juan José Luna, Antonio Ortiz.

Reference to: Puente de Salvatierra; Paolo family; Pomier; Beneski; difficulty of moving rugs; preparations for renting to Russian consul.

Shows 77 men total, with arms and ammunition.

Reference to: Lic. Argüelles; Acasingo; regidor of Ayuntamiento; Jiménez; Llano del Carnero; Castillo; Vázquez; Llave; Lules; pro-Iturbide feeling; troops in Córdoba.

Reference to: Gerardo Aguado, José María Alarcón, Félix Camacho, Pedro Camacho, Juan Castillo, José María Gato, José María Gaitán, Esteban Mercado, José Rosas.

Reference to: Lobato; Feliciano Rodríguez; El negro; Domingo Noriega killed by Colonel Hidalgo; subdelegado de Huegesingo Larrañaga; news from Guadalajara; arrival from Puebla.

Reference to: Pablo la Llave appointed to England as minister; secretary Juan Martínez de Lejarza; publication in United States by Vicente Rocafuerte against Iturbide; violent criticism of Michelena; proposals to Metternich and the Holy Alliance against Iturbide; letter of Guerrero to Espinosa on secret session of the Congreso Soberano.

Reference to: D. Man[uel] and Doña Tomasita; “que le mande la constitución de Guadalajara.”

Hand writing of Manuel Reyes(?); lists: Barquilla, Bustos, Camargo, Carlos, Caro, N. Cisneros, Clemente, Coyuya, Demetrio, Gachupín, Gallega, Rafael González, Goyoneche Infanzón, León, Leonel, Manuel, Tomás Martínez, Méndez, Niños, Ocampo, F. Príncipes, Don Rafael, Regina, Rivera, Rodríguez, Roxas, Ruiz, Simeón, Sorzano, Tenorio, Vara, Vázquez.

Reference to: Organization of the Ejército Restaurador; recall of Iturbide from Italy; ousting of Spanish loyalists; call for suggestions on form for government; freedom of the press; Generals Echávarri and Lobato.

Nine articles proposing reorganization of government with recall of Iturbide and interim leadership of Anastasio Bustamante; recall of Generals Victoria, Bravo, and Guerrero; ousting of Michelena and Domínguez.

Unsigned records of small expenses. Reference to: Macbean; Malo; Morandini; López; Calais; Dover; Livorno.

Reference to: Transfer to San Agustín de las Cuevas; order signed Estremera. Includes answer of Reyes, Mexico, April 2, 1824, requesting notification of day of departure and size of force moved.

Reference to: Manuel and Florencio Sánchez.

Reference to: Thetis; M. Migoni.

Signed also: Francisco Bargas and Mariano Arze.

Reference to: Hiding in house of the Marqués de San Miguel de Aguayo; Mariano Goyoneche; Sr. Morlet; interview with Guerrero.

Reference to: Influence of Filisola; rumors of Michelena in Córdoba and his trip to London; Iturbide in London; Lorenzo Bando.

Reference to: Captain Duke; Gower; Mr. Lowe; Mr. Latham Rice; Colonel Robinson; employees of the Mining Company; letters sent to Gibraltar and to Seville; Landsend; loan to Colombia; Dover; Casa Goldschmidt; Lyons; Paris; Downs.

Signed also: Francisco Vargas and Mariano Arze; includes draft of answer by Reyes, Mexico, April 13, 1824, lamenting the small number of troops at his disposal.

Reference to: Political philosophy; the centralist-federalist controversy; Allende; Carlos V; Grito de Dolores; Fernando VII; Carlos de Gante; Hidalgo; Grito de Iguala; Morelos; Valladolid.

Reference to: Passage to Marseilles; passage of Doña Pepita and Jesusito to Washington(?); purchase of Iturbide's pearls by la Casa de Borgines in Frankfort; news of Lobato's uprising; Macbean's arrangements with the Russian Consul to rent the villa at Livorno; Álvarez; American consul; Beneski; Bignano; Bordeaux; Gower; Pepel; Pomier; Webb.

Indorsement of April 21, 1824, with rubric of Alamán(?) ordering compliance, and indorsement, April 24, rubric unidentified.

Reference to: Arbide; Caballero Castro's banditry at Perote; aid of Gonz[ále]z; arrival of Filisola; execution of an official; Viuda de Solís.

Reference to: Nicolás Bravo; Francisco Pérez; “El amigo del puente.”

Signed also: Francisco Vargas and Mariano Arze.

Reference to: Rumors among troops of Guadalajara; desertions; retirements among coyotes; transfer to Jalapa; Cataño; Sr. Facio.

Reference to: Agustinito; Angelito; Bath; Bordeaux; Fletcher; George Gower; Macbean; Srto. Pepe; Tolou [Toulouse?]; Treviño; Walters; Morandini; Canning's Alien Bill; talk with Rivafinoli; Spanish plans for reconquest of colonies; news from Perú; pro-Spanish disorders in Santa Fe de Bogotá; return of English legation from Mexico; conferences with Duke of San Carlos; report of agent in Madrid; interview with Vargas (in Madrid); reports of anarchy in New Spain; passage from Liverpool to New York.

Reference to: Use of fictitious address Dolores Bolqui y Cuevas; death of Colonel La Madrid; decrees from Jalisco; Quintanar's request for troops; Rubio.

Reference to: Recruiting in New Orleans for Iturbide; poor control over contraband; registration of ships at Soto la Marina; Barbary.

Reference to: Medina; Navarrete; travel through Paris.

Reference to: Bustamante; popularity of Guerrero and Bravo; departure of Michelena and Alvarado; Jalisco; actions of Santa Anna in Jalapa; rumors about Filisola; Gómez [Farías?]; debarkation of Iturbide in Tampico.

Reference to: Exchange of $444 for £100; Havana exchange rate; Casa Richards; Loan of Migoni; price of cochineal and indigo; products of Guatemala.

Summary of history of the Manifiesto. Includes Iturbide's letter to Quin, May 6, 1824. Reference to: Iturbide's life in Tuscany; Chateaubriand's aid to the Iturbide family; summary of Spanish domination policy; Joseph Bonaparte; Description of coasts of Chile, Perú, and Mexico by Captain Basilio Hall; Hidalgo's effort to enlist Iturbide; Hurtado's efforts on behalf of Columbia; Iturbide's return to the army; his family life; removal to England and departure for Mexico; deposition of Iturrigaray attributed to Bonapartist intrigues; Monteagudo's publication, Memorias sobre los principios políticos que sigue en la administración del Perú; leadership of Torres after death of Hidalgo; O'Donojú; Torres' fort on Monte de los Remedios;degeneration of Torres; Venegas; separation of provinces of Guatemala, Nueva Galicia, Oaxaca, Zacatecas, and Querétaro; Treaty of Córdoba; College of Ampleforth, near York; Convent of Fautiton; Hampstead; Spetisbury House, near Blandford, Dorret.

Printed: BDC, ii, xx; DLA, Doc. ii, 42-44; MAI, Doc. 16, pp. 141-144; PMI, vii, xxxviii.

Reference to: List of communications; the Étoile and the Constitutionnel; Villèle; Samuel; Iturbide; Murphy, Jr.; Minister from Colombia; death of Louis XVIII; Canning; Luis Castrejón and Antonio Herrera.

Reference to: Iturbide; Michelena; O'Gorman; Luis Gonzaga Oroniz; Obregón's arrival in New York; Torrens; Victoria; piracy in Antilles; Havana.

Summaries of 23 documents dated July 18, 1824 to September 17, 1824; the documents are entered separately. Reference to: Goldschmidt; R. Staples; seal of the Legation.

Contract with Goldschmidt.

Bill from Robert P. Staples.

Hopes of establishing relations through diplomatic agents.

Reference to: Barclay and Herring; Goldschmidt; purchase of ships and weapons. Printed: SDM, III, 227-229.

Reference to: Contract with Barclay; Herring & Co.; arrival of the León.

Printed: SDM, III, 222-223.

Reference to: Protest of improper accounting procedure; Tribunal de Cuentas; Goldschmidt loan.

Printed: SDM, III, 229-233.

Refusal to share funds with Michelena.

Printed: SDM, III, 224.

Reference to: Sr. Garmendia; el congreso de Padilla; union of Gómez with León.

Reference to: The Camaleón; victory of Bolívar in Perú.

Reference to: Letter from León in Huajuapan; Tenorio; anti-Spanish feeling; Izúcar; apparently aliases used throughout.

Printed: SDM, III, 314-315.

Funds held by Goldschmidt.

Reference to: Barclay; Arnao; Manuel Cortés; news of battle of Bravo against troops of Guadalajara; Hurtado; the Camaleón.

Reference to: Lack of interest in America; armament works at Liège; Antwerp; Amsterdam; Rotterdam; La Haya.

Printed: SMH, 6-7.

Printed: SDM, III, 316

Reference to: General León; José Dolores; Huajuapan; Tenorio. Names probably false.

Efforts to gain recognition by England and France.

Printed: SDM, III, 225-226 (last paragraph missing).

Reference to: José Dolores.

Reference to: Family in Soto la Marina; Tenorio; José Dolores; illness.

Reference to: Amsterdam; Brussels; commercial activity.

Reference to: Alamán: arrival of the Camaleón. Letter addressed to Miguel Ramos de Arispe.

Reference to: Report voyage of S[an] M[artí]n and his purchase of guns; sailings from Antwerp and Hehinga (Fleninga?); sailings of the Henró(?), and Amazone; Callao; Valparaíso; Lloyd agent; Dutch ship with arms reported at Janeiro; Amsterdam; prices in Verviers, Maastricht, and Liège; sales to Colombia.

Reference to: Dutch consul sent to Colombia; prices of warships.

Reference to: Don Arcadio in Ciudad Real; Sr. Campo Verde; Gómez; family of Hernández; list of expenses; San Cosme; Santoyo.

Reference to: Replacement of Lucas Alamán; resignation of Arrillaga; entry of Bravo in Guadalajara; Juan [Murphy?]; Rocafuerte; decrease in salaries; governmental economy; New York mail.

Reference to: Anti-Spanish feeling; surrender of León.

Reference to: Complicity of governor of Tamaulipas; foreigners enlisted in Iturbide's service. Two copies, not identical.

Printed: AHI, I, 277-278.

Desire for relations with France; policy of France toward America.

Establishment of relations with the court at Brussels.

Reference to: Consignees: Reuss and Kirchhoff.

Printed: SDM, III, 53.

Reference to: Antwerp; Amsterdam; La Haya; Fleninga (royal arsenal); minister sent to Colombia; price of warships.

Reference to: Villa de Padilla; Garza declared traitor by the Congress of Tamaulipas for his relations with Iturbide.

Paragraphs 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10 encouragement of empresarios to bring colonists; preference for shipbuilders and whale fishers; establishment of steam ships on Mexican rivers; introduction of negroes; study of French, German, Italian, and Spanish; Alvarado; Tampico; Goazacoalco [sic].

Address of John Wither[by], Esq.

Reference to: Refusal to share funds with Michelena.

Reference to: Doubtful position of England; English preoccupation with commerce; English support of French ministry; Spain's preparation of an expedition; efforts of N. Quevedo to purchase warships for Spain; Company of the Indies; plan to offer land in California to colonists in return for military service; loan arranged by Migoni with Barclay; fear of Iturbidist factions; ministers in Buenos Aires; price of warships; entrance of Bravo in Guadalajara; the Times; influence of Morning Chronicle on public opinion; revolt in Spain; Almonte; Goldschmidt; Havana; O'Gorman; Samuel.

Printed: SDM, III, 72-80.

Reference to: General Brant and Caballero Gameiro; speech of Zea; surrender of San Juan de Ulúa; need for Brazilian navy in Mexican waters and in Colombian waters.

Printed: SDM, III, 310-313.

Reference to: Spanish effort to make loans to support expedition to Mexico; difficulty caused Spanish army by incident in Tarija; embarcation for Havana; effort of Pinillos to obtain appointment as intendant; mission of Mr. Samuel; defense of Tarifa; publication in Madrid of letter of Iturbide and decree outlawing him; criticism of Michelena in Madrid.

Reference to: Bustamante; Marchese Gino Capponi; Carrasco; Firenze; Gómez; Italia; Navarrete; Palacios; Salazar; Giuseppe Cossino Vanni; family of Barri; Quintanar; papers sent to Michelena.

Reference to: English and Belgian uniforms most expensive in Europe; purchases of General Cortés for Colombia; samples sent to House of John Hartman and George Sr[]te minorie; departure for Amsterdam; age of Dutch ships.

Reference to: Purchases from Barclay, Herring, Richardson & Co.; rifles of la Torre; purchases of Colombia; cargo accompanied by Juan Nepomuceno Almonte; stop at New York.

Printed: SDM, III, 81-82.

Reference to: Zea Bermúdez; Burgos; Cádiz; La Gasca; Casa Irujo; Lisboa; Rocafuerte; cooperation of French police; disassociation of Belgium from the Holy Alliance; conferences with Villèle; loan by Rothschild; poor credit of Spain; request for letter from U.S. Minister to the Hague; return of Dutch king from Castillo de Loo; need for up-to-date news of Mexico.

Reference to: Stops in Jamaica for convoy against pirates; arrival in Tampico or Alvarado; precautions; continuation to New Orleans in case of unfavorable political situation; escort to the capital; confidence in Bravo, Guerrero, and Victoria; caution of the Iturbide movement. Accompanied by a note in cipher summarizing the instructions.

Reference to: Arrival of Mr. Hurtado, minister of Colombia; Vicente González Arnao.

Reference to: Exchange of notes between Spain and England over recognition policy; hopelessness of recognition by Spain; internal disturbances caused by death of Iturbide; [UNK] from Barclay; instructions to Pablo Obregón; Migoni; papers captured from Iturbide; advice to publish refutation to Iturbide's Memorias de mi vida. No. 444 of El Sol enclosed; [evidently a version of the death of Colonel La Madrid and two other men at the hands of Gómez Farías or his followers.]

Printed: SDM, III, 83-85

Reference to: Specifications of English navy; arsenals at Portsmouth and Plymouth.

Reference to: Contract with Bartholemew Vigors Richards; armament to be obtained in Norfolk by Pablo Obregón; Philadelphia.

Reference to: Surveillance of Hurtado; effect of return of Iturbide and defeat of Bolívar on public opinion; the Courrier's change of attitude; fall in value of Colombian and Mexican investments; Infante Don Francisco's embarcation; use of secret funds by U. S. and Britain; Arnao; appointment of Migoni; resignation of Arrillaga. Addressed to Miguel Ramos de Arizpe, Mexico.

Reference to: Loan from Goldschmidt; enumeration of armament work already done for Mexico on credit.

Reference to: Letters from the Ministro de Hacienda; Hallet Brothers; Gronmont(?); Alamán; John Witherby Esq. 24 Threadneedle Street.

Reference to: Brigantines Lad and Arabella; Alamán's report on Mr. Samuel; Villèle; reports in Madrid newspapers; Josefa (?).

Reference to: Ciudad Real de Chiapa; Calle de Santa Inez; use of name Rafaela Fierro de Campos.

Reference to: Work of French police; Zea Bermúdez; minister of Spain to the Low Countries.

Reference to: Brigantine Lady Arabella; arrival of French Naval Lieutenant Samuel; audience with Count Villèle; conduct of governor of San Juan de Ulúa; Bravo in Guadalajara.

Printed: SDM, III, 260-261.

Printed: SDM, III, 240-241.

Same as No. 2246.

Printed: SDM, III, 241-242.

Printed: SDM, III, 240.

Includes note from Marchena.

Reference to: The Courrier and its concern for interests of the British Cabinet and of the Birmingham manufacturers; actions of Riva Agüero, ex-president of Perú, and effect on American credit; manifiesto of Torre Tagle against Bolívar; arrival of the Parthian in Plymouth and of the Spring, with Captain Welch from Soto la Marina, in El Morro, Havana; news from New York; attitude of La Garza; failures of Hurtado; Arnao; difficulty of communication with agents in Spain; appointment of Migoni; Arrillaga.

Reference to: Lorenzo de la Encarnación.

Reference to: Purchase by Colombia; growth of Dutch fleet; readiness of French, English, and Dutch sailors to enlist for Mexico; sailors from Hamburg, Sweden, and Denmark; price of white tallow; prices of the Van Amsterdam, the Enterpe (Captain Zeemant), the Magallanes (Captain Stoffers), the Philipio (Captain Lucher), the Betsi (Betsy?), and the Carolina (Captain Rioder).

Printed: SDM, III, 243.

Reference to: Contract with Richards Co. for rifles; deprecation of the danger from the Holy Alliance.

Printed: SDM, III, 243-244.

Reference to: Relations with Mr. Harvey.

Reference to: Mr. L. Harvey; attitude of France toward recognition by Britain.

Reference to: Reports of Mr. Harvey; offer to aid Mexico in influencing Spain to recognize her independence; offer of commercial advantages in return for English aid; problem of French recognition.

Printed: SDM, III, 87-88.

Printed: SDM, III, 86.

Reference to: Effect of Spanish agents and actions of Iturbide on Mexican credit; embarrassment of Spanish retention of San Juan de Ulúa; difficulties with Migoni.

Printed: SDM, III, 236-238.

Reference to: English brigantine Spring; Beneski; capture of rebels by Felipe de la Garza in Tamaulipas.

Reference to: News of Guadalajara and Iturbide; lack of security for Almonte's shipment of rifles; Murphy; Don Pablo; new demands on Migoni; criticism of Michelena in Madrid newspapers; complaint of lack of confidence. Incomplete copy.

Reference to: Duque de Artois; Mr. Samuel; interview with Villèle; conference with Sr. Planta.

Printed: SDM, III, 258-259.

The Encyclical is signed: José Cardinal Albani, Rome, September 24, 1824.

Printed: SLP, 5-9; GEM, I, July 5, 1825.

Reference to: Almonte; Castillo; Gamboa; Garro; Murphy; Rocafuerte; high prices in Holland compared with London, Paris, and Mexico; Brussels.

Protest against injustice and misconduct of trial and treatment of prisoners allegedly pro-Iturbidist; proclamation of Iturbide; 29 footnotes explaining statements in the text. Reference to: Conspirators in Zacatecas, Valladolid, Guanajuato, and Jalisco; anti-Spanish movement; communications from Zacatecas, Xerez, Aguascalientes, Valle de Santiago, Valladolid, Tancítaro, Guadalajara, and Tepic; Francisco Bargas; Berdeja; Miguel Borja; Castrejón; Rafael Castro; Francisco García; Valentín Gómez Farías; Luis Gonzaga Gordoa; Vicente Guerrero; Francisco Hernández; Joaquín Muñoz; Mariano Paredes; Manuel Reyes; Conde del Valle; Dr. Santos Vélez; plot of Guadalupe Victoria; Cristóbal Ximénez; Calle de Celaya; El coloso de Michoacán; at the end of the footnotes appear various signatures: Hurcanio, Heremonia, Dn. Fulano, Madero, Ignacio Landero, Mariano Fuentes Corneta. Iluecos, and Manuel Alf[aro] hijo del de Megicalcingo.

Addressed in care of Mr. Hullet, Brothers & Co., Leadenhall St. 102, London.

Reference to: Garza; inconvenience caused by Spanish in San Juan de Ulúa; interview with Villèle.

Reference to: Death of Iturbide.

Reference to: Prices of iron, steel, hemp, and tar.

Reference to: Interview with Conde de Rheede; Dutch consul sent to Colombia; Castillo de Loo; reluctance of Holland to oppose the Holy Alliance; leadership of Britain.

Printed: SDM, III, 331-336; SMH, 7-13.

Reference to: Treaty of Córdoba; San Juan de Ulúa inconvenience to Veracruz; commerce via Alvarado and Tampico; boundaries with United States and Guatemala; the Iturbide affair; federal government in Mexico; need for foreign recognition.

Printed: SMH, 13-16.

Reference to: Request for interview.

Printed: SMH, 5.

Reference to: Garro; Rocafuerte; need for credentials; audience with the king; need for money.

Reference to: Check against Castillo.

Reference to: Favorable impression of Mr. Samuel; Villèle; Spanish commissioners and the problem of San Juan de Ulúa; French requirements for recognition; comparison with Brazilian separation from Portugal.

Printed: SDM, III, 263-266.

Reference to: The Holy Alliance; desire of France and Prussia to restrain Russia; aloofness of England; example of Greece; Sr. Hurtado; discussion with Stuart, British ambassador; need for conquest of San Juan de Ulúa; England's leadership in recognition policies; Barclay & Co.

Reference to: Assurance that France will follow England in recognizing Mexico; interviews with Hurtado and Arnao; attitude of Villèle; Rocafuerte; Martínez de la Rosa; Laval; Yandiola in Bordeaux; need for communication with Spain; the Goldschmidt loan; appointment of Migoni; appointment of Oidor Medina to Real Hacienda of Havana; departure with Pinillos; embarcation of troops at la Coruña for Havana. Letter addressed to Ramos de Arizpe.

Reference to: Clara Almazán; Morelos.

General character of the constitution. Signed also: Manuel de Villa y Cosío and Epigmenio de la Piedra, diputado secretario.

Printed: BCH, VI, 278-285.

Reference to: Political condition of Mexico; treaty with Colombia; appointment of minister by the United States; agencies in Britain and in Rome; relations with the United States of Central America; negotiations with Spain. Other signatories: Nicolás Bravo and Miguel Domínguez.

Printed: BCH, VI, 285-291.

Reference to: Instructions to obtain from Holland declaration of non-intervention similar to that of England and the United States; recognition of Mexican flag in Dutch ports; exchange of diplomatic agents; Garro.

Printed: SDM, III, 337-338; SMH, 16-17.

Printed: SDM, III, 89.

Reference to: Arrival of Samuel; reports of Small; increase in French Navy; troops embarked at Ferrol; funds expected via the Tigre for work in Spain; favorable attitude of Holland.

Another translation. Reference to Secretary Joseph Love.

Signatory also: G. Lyall.

Printed: SDM, III, 338-339; SMH, 17-18.

Reference to: Friendliness of Barclay's company.

Printed: SDM, III, 262.

Reference to: England's offer to mediate with Spain in return for commerical concessions; example of the United States; new interview with Villèle to enlist France in the enterprise; James.

Printed: SDM, III, 268-269.

Reference to: Dimensions and equipment of the ship. Includes also note to Tomás Murphy, same date, announcing the purchase and requesting necessary documents.

Reference to: Count Rheede; mission of Dutch representative to Colombia, Guatemala, and Mexico; Lieutenant Colonel Quartel; envoy from Curaçao and from Martinique; refusal to take the initiative in recognizing Mexico.

Printed: SDM, III, 339-343; SMH, 18-21.

Reference to: Return of refugees to Spain; the Tarifa Expedition; policy of Casa Irujo; French refusal to allow Spaniards from England to enter Spain or France without Spanish permission; French troops in Spain; orders for French ships to avoid difficulties with ships of American countries; publication of pamphlet: Considérations sur l'état présent de l'Amérique du Sud, et sur l'arrivée à Paris de Mr. Hurtado, Agent de Colombie; Miñano, a Spanish Legation employee; relations of France with Greece; secret conferences of England, Russia, Austria, and Prussia with France.

Reference to: Arrival of the Tom; package forwarded on the Electra; replacement of Melchor Múzquiz by Pablo Obregón; death of Iturbide at Padilla.

Reference to: Plan to include France in efforts to obtain recognition from Spain for the colonies. Includes copy of note sent to Villèle, requesting audience.

Printed: SDM, III, 269-270.

Reference to: Migoni; influence of Harvey; Spain's refusal to accept commercial advantages in America; concealment of plans from Hurtado; fear of publication of plans; the Goldschmidt loan; news of Valdemiro Espartero; reduction of Bolívar's army; reliance on aid of Britain and the United States; defection of Santa Anna feared. Addressed to Miguel Ramos de Arizpe.

Reference to: Recognition of Mexican flag in foreign waters by England.

Printed: SDM, III, 344-346; SMH, 21-23.

Reference to: Hopes for influence on recognition by England; copies of the constitution sent.

Reference to: Arrangement for payment from loan to be floated; the Goldschmidt loan.

Reference to: Purchase of the Avens-Princess; payment from future loan or from Goldschmidt loan; repair and arming of the ship.

Reference to: Resignation to prison life; reconciliation with D. M.

Reference to: Instructions sent via Máximo Garro; Dutch inclination to follow English lead.

Printed: SDM, III, 343-344; SMH, 23-24.

Reference to: Return of Durán to the customs; attitude of Garza; temporary command of Lieutenant Colonel Antonio Flores, friend of Arredondo; rivalry among officers; news from Havana.

Reference to: Castillo; Gamboa; Garro; Murphy; Rocafuerte; seclusion of San Martín; his inquiries for passage to Buenos Aires via Janeiro.

Promise of payment from Goldschmidt loan.

Reference to: Interview with Dutch minister; reply of Canning to James Mac Kintosh; de facto independence recognized in 1822; recognition of flags of Colombia and other countries in Jamaica and British Islands; assurances to Rheede.

Four documents:

Reference to: Aims of the new nation; plan to send diplomatic representative.

Printed: SDM, III, 321 (Author given as Alamán, date given as September 20, 1824).

Reference to: Resignation of Alamán; Arnao; Hurtado; Rocafuerte; Mr. Stuart, English Minister; news from Madrid; Rue de Rivoli.

Copies of the Constituion sent for use in Europe.

Reference to: Ángel Guerra; Harvey; Llave; Michelena; Migoni; Havana; Tampico; Veracruz. List of papers.

Summary of Gorostiza's life. Reference to: Flight from Spain; enlistment in Mexico's service; work in the Low Countries; Máximo Garro; plans for relations with Prussia.

Printed: SDM, III, 328-329; SMH, 24-26.

Explanation of system of constitutional government in Mexico; desire for recognition by foreign powers.

Summary of the conference with Falck.

Printed: SDM, III, 348-349; SMH, 26-27.

Reference to: Conference with Fal[c]k, Dutch Minister to England; offer to follow England in recognition policy; commerce with Spain and Mexico.

Printed: SDM, III, 347; SMH, 27-28.

Reference to: Anticipation of early decision on recognition; alternate plan; use of mercury and iron mines to entice English aid.

Printed: SDM, III, 90-92.

Reference to: Difficult relations with France; the Asia; soldiers sent to Martinique, supposedly to reconquer Santo Domingo; French plan for a cordón sanitario at the Pyrenees; Canning's counterproposal; interest in Guatemala; aid from Colombia; inclusion of France in plan for mediation; return of Iturbide; uprising in Guadalajara.

Printed: SDM, III, 93-98 (date given as October 13).

Reference to: Captaincy General of Yucatán; Provincias Internas de Oriente y Occidente; Peninsula de California; Baron de Humboldt; sketch of governmental system; Chihuahua; Guanajuato; Interno de Occidente, capital Sonora; Interno de Oriente, capital Coahuila; Interno del Norte, capital Durango; Mexico; Michoacán, capital Valladolid; Oaxaca; Puebla; Querétaro; San Luis, capital Potosí; Tamaulipas, capital Padilla; Tabasco, capital Villahermosa; Tlaxcala; Veracruz, capital Jalapa; Jalisco, capital Guadalajara; Yucatán, capital Mérida; Zacatecas; Colima; New Mexico; Treaty of Limits with Washington, February 22, 1819; Luis Onís; limits with Guatemala; Tehuantepec; Chiapas; Indian protection by presidios in Coahuila and Texas; frontiers of Sonora and Sinaloa.

Printed: SDM, III, 99-102.

Reference to: Arrangement of interview through intermediary; French procrastination blamed on desire to await English decision.

Printed: SDM, III, 267.

Reference to: Acceptance of Canning's offer of mediation; the three bases: recognition by Spain; commercial advantages offered Spain in mining and agriculture; commercial treaty with England on a most-favored-nation basis.

Printed: SDM, III, 105-107.

Reference to: Torrens; Barclay; victory of Bolívar; list of checks waiting to be cleared.

Reference to: Recommendation of José [UNK]Alvarez of Buenos Aires and of the Spanish Army; ex-Diputado Ferrer of Buenos Aires; Melchor [UNK]Alvarez; recommendation of Antonio Garay, son of Pedro Garay; Magdalena Agudo of Bayonne; linguistic ability.

Reference to: Firm progress made by Mexico, Colombia, Buenos Aires, and Guatemala; Bolívar's victories in Perú.

Reference to: Arnao; Hurtado; Buenos Aires; Cartagena.

Reference to: Command of Veracruz; capture of cannon; Brigadier Millares; Colonel Márquez; Lieutenant Colonel Lascano; Colonel Villapinto; Colonel Múzquiz; Llorente; Colonel Armiñan; Puente de San Juan; Puente del Rey; aid from United States at Boquilla de Piedra; Cerro de la Palmilla; Monte Blanco; Barca de Nautla. Includes short letter, asking for answers.

Reference to: Money furnished Pinillos from Havana; need for information service in Spain; need to send diplomatic representatives to Prussia and Sweden; equivocal position of Holland; conference of Rivadavia with Canning.

Printed: SDM, III, 108-109.

Reference to: Urgency of reducing San Juan de Ulúa; the Goldschmidt loan; credit from Barclay, Herring & Co.; relations with Migoni; examination of the corvette Mariana, made of teakwood; Murphy.

Printed: SDM, III, 110.

Reference to: Return of Samuel via Martinique; lack of faith in governmental institutions of America.

Printed: SDM, III, 273-276.

Reference to: José María Martínez of the Junta de premios as likely source.

Reference to: Use of false address: Louis Antoine Roberville, Poste restante, Brussels.

Reference to: Results of interview with Villèle; delay in American decisions resulting from party friction; decision of England awaited.

Reference to: Doubts of Villèle of authenticity of offer; need for reduction of San Juan de Ulúa; attacks on Chateaubriand.

Reference to: Arrival of Samuel.

Printed: SDM, III, 277-278.

Printed: SMH, 28.

Reference to: Michelena; Bülow; Brussels; Berlin; Liège; Eberfeld; Hamburg; Holy Alliance; The Rhine Commercial Company.

Reference to: Influence of Prussia in the Baltic; her interest in commerce with India and America; need for export of manufactures; recognition by the United States; English warning to other nations not to interfere in America; election of Victoria; loan in England; English mining interests; San Juan de Ulúa; the Iturbide affair; Máximo Garro.

Reference to: New interview with Rheede; fear of new reverses in Perú; conference with Streef-Kirk; Quartel.

Printed: SMH, 28-30.

Reference to: Reports of dissatisfaction with Victoria; bad press in Europe; need for a biography of Victoria for public distribution.

Use of delay of Samuel as excuse for awaiting decision of England. Reference to: Villèle; new meeting with Canning.

Printed: SDM, III, 271-272.

Reference to: Need for concerted action by the American states; freedom of press in England; loan from Barclay, Herring & Co.; Vicente Rocafuerte; receipt of instructions to Pablo Obregón on colonization policy; Borja Migoni; publication in London of the Memorias of Iturbide; publication in London of the death of the Zapatero Americano; passports.

Printed: SDM, III, 118-120.

Quartel's itinerary from Cura[ccedil]ao to Guatemala and Mexico. Reference to: Speech of Canning.

Printed: SMH, 31.

Reference to: Commerce of Lubeck and Danzig with Cuba; new audience with Rheede.

Reference to: Antonio Herrera; business plans; passport refused by the Prince of Polignac; Villèle.

Printed: SDM, III, 280-281.

Reference to: Michelena's efforts to clarify news from Madrid; Canning; warning against Spanish policy.

Reference to: Rumor started by O'Gorman.

Reference to: Recognition of de facto independence; denial of aid to Spain from other European powers; right to recognize independence maintained; recognition of American nations' flags and merchant ships in English ports.

Printed: SDM, III, 132.

Reference to: Pinillos in Madrid; French troops evacuate Spain.

Reference to: Efforts to reconcile Spanish and English interests; elections of Victoria and Bravo; appointment of Zea Bermúdez to Cabinet in Madrid; removal of A. Court, British ambassador in Spain, to Lisboa; appointment of Conde de Revillagigedo and of Camilo de los Ríos; Conde de Fernán Núñez; appointment of Lamb to Madrid; Mexican efforts in France, Holland, and Prussia, Sweden, and Denmark; Mexican and Colombian fleets; rumors of action against Cuba; race problem in Cuba; Russia; Austria.

Printed: SDM, III, 122-126.

Reference to: Prussia's position in the Holy Alliance; good reception given representatives of Buenos Aires.

Reference to: Activity in Coruña; Pinillos; opposition of Spanish soldiers; forced embarcation of the Regiment of La Unión; the Casilda; Cádiz; French troops in Martinique and Guadaloupe; Infantes Carlos and Francisco's arrival from the Escorial, en route to Paris; Consejo de Castilla; Congress of St. Petersburg.

Printed: SDM, III, 127-128.

Reference to: Request of Michelena; Antonio Herrera; Alamán; Prince Polignac; commercial interest in France.

Printed: SDM, III, 282-384.

Reference to: Commercial company in Elberfeld for trade with West Indies; agency in Mexico, Buenos Aires, Port-au-Prince; the Gratitud in port of Alvarado; departure from Liverpool for the United States; traffic with Lubeck and Danzig; manufacturers in Düsseldorf; Barmen (Bremen); route through Liège, Aix-la-Chapelle, and Berlin.

Reference to: The Iturbide affair; Colonel Charles Benesky.

Reference to: Migoni; José del Barrio of Guatemala; the Alien Bill.

Printed: SDM, III, 281-282.

Reference to: Payment to Castillo; the Elberfeld Company and others in Berlin; Antwerp; Amsterdam; Hamburg.

Includes French text of Villèle's reply, transmitting note of Secretary of Finance. December 14, 1824.

Printed: SDM, III, 284.

Reference to: Villèle; separation of political from commercial relations.

Printed: SDM, III, 285.

Reference to: The London Courrier; discouraging attitude of Villèle; Rocafuerte; Tomasito; public talk of Hurtado's mission from Colombia; Spanish ambassador Conde de la Puebla; firm policy of Spain and cautiousness of England; French fear of upsetting Holy Alliance; need for defensive alliance under leadership of the U.S.

Printed: SDM, III, 129-130.

Permit for trade between British Empire and the Hispano-American states. Requirement: English ships, or ships built in nations furnishing goods conveyed; captain and three-fourths of crew to be English or from nation furnishing goods.

Printed: SDM, III, 137-138.

Reference to: Castrejón and Herrera.

Reference to: New troubles with Migoni over the Goldschmidt loan; statement of Lord Liverpool. First three pages a copy; last page original.

Reference to: Apostadero de la Jamaica; English ships in Veracruz.

Reference to: Sentiment for joining the United States; influence of Santa Ana.

Reference to: Barclay, Herring, Richardson & Co.

Reference to: Need for Castrejón and Herrera to come to London to apply for passports.

Printed: SDM, III, 279.

Reference to: La Haya; commercial company in Elberfeld interested in the West Indies; agent in Mexico, Buenos Aires, and Port au Prince; La Gratitud in Alvarado; agent Mr. Hundecker's departure from Liverpool for the United States.

Reference to: Conde de Rheede; verification from Berlin awaited.

Reference to: Castillo; Aix-la-Chapelle; Liège; Elberfeld.

Reference to: Cabinet in Stockholm. French text.

Reference to: Publications in the Times and Constitutionnel on news from Mexico; Alamán; Arnao; Guanajuato.

Reference to: Ships ready for Pacific voyage; Barclay & Co.; state of the Holy Alliance; Greek affairs; India; inability of Spain to wage war; Holland; Sweden; Prussia; Denmark, Asiatic cities.

Letter in code, accompanied by copy in clear; instructions for caution in preparation of treaty of recognition with Spain; insistence upon independence of action.