Star.
London, England, 1829-09-14 00:00:00

SPANISH EXPEDITION.

The ship Bingham, Capt. Jeffrey, one of the American vessels
chartered at Havana to carry troops in the late expedition, which
sailed trom Havana on the tith of July, has arrived at New Or-
leans in distress, having been separated from the fleet in a violent
tempest, which took place on the 11th of July. There are on
board this vessel about 500 troops, officels included. The Sp.ansli
Consul at New Orleans maJe. application to the Guv..rnor tur pet -
niisiauti for these troops to land, until the Bingham could b. r.-
p.ired, or sine other ship chartered to take them on board. Tn.
Governor granted them permission to land at such place ..s be
poinkeil out, where they were to remain until the vessel coald
repaired, it•no other shy could be hired to take them.
'the following Spanish officers had reached the city in the Gram •
pus steam-boat Iron, un hoard the Bingham :—Commandan Don
Manuel de los Santos Gutman ; Capt. Don Jose Maria ,
Lieut. Doti Juan Furnact ; Sergeant Don Jose Astonio morrejas,
an Capt. Jeffrey, commander of the ship. The Buie-sant. was
ordered by the Governor not to come up to the city.
It was reported at New Othians, when the I. left, that a ou ~
ber of the vessels belonging to the Spanish squ suitor, destined for
the invasion of Mex.co, had put into Pensacola, having suffered
considerable damage in a severe gals,
the schooner Mexican of New Orleans, that sailed ;root that
place some tinie since for Rio Graiate, had teturn:4l. The Capt.
stated that un arriving there he was ordered off by the revenue
officers, without being permitted to laird any of the carg s, own-4,
to mime tariff regulations.
LATEST A ccoCsTi.

Office of the Baltimore Antriesue, Aug. tO, 4 P.M.

By the brig Bung, at this port on Sunday, in the short passare
of six days from Havana, the Editors of the American have
received a letter from their correspondent there, utuLr date of the
sorb July, which says :
" The only intel'igence IVP have front the expolniott
Mexico. is brought by Captain itay, or the brig Bevan, from
Vera Cruz, who saw the fleet on the luth instant, twettey-Svc
miles north of Sisal, steering west. There i, in my mind nodouht
that they go direct to Vera Cruz, and it sucresslul there tl ry
return to Carnpeachy, and take possession of Yucatan ; this im-
pression is given me from a good source. The bit.; Mina, De•-
barreaus, from Onioa and Truzlllo, has just artht d. She left tbe
country in confusion, distracted by its parties, and piurplened Itr
the San Salvadoreans, wherever they moved. No arrival.
from the United States. The brig Ileury,•from Yhilsdt Irr,i , with
dates to the Ist July, ix the latest at rival. 'lit, brig flat ges, from
Vera Craz, with passengers and 7,00 !•erootis of ct.chint al, alter
having touched at Sisal fur water, was spoken several days since by
the i‘iina, 60 miles west of Cape Antonio, not yet arrived: Ti.e
brig Superior, Gibson, is to sill hence for Baltimore sth August.
Schooner Conception unsold. Toe Guerrero, 74, Ca,il,l r frigate,
and two or three small vessels of war, are still here.

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