Star.
London, England, 1816-10-29 00:00:00

has-prodl
least as to the success of Mexican lodeisentlente, and•
to want of confidence has succeeded otmetlenes- n
bounded.. A few furthei operationa •of 'the Mexican
force will open to the United. States the rithest cow&
Aserce in the universe.- Dr.• R. ( Agent 4of the Aloe.
titan Government)•has been in the interior of Mexico,
and in intercourse with the Mexican Government:
The Royal agents who spread abroad 'reports of
disasters and massacres, to deter men from thinking,.
had also killed the Doctor by report ; however, he
reports himself well, and returned to the coa';t fros
the interior with abubdant funds in his hands.
It is asserted with confidence, oist inthe principel
&ice of Mexico, including Vera Cruz, the majority
of the most intelligent and opulent people are in fa.
your of the Revolution, and among them great num-
bers of the enlightened European. Spaniards, who
only look for a sufeciently powerful movement of the
patriotic party to join openly in the Mexistt cause.
Viie scandalous conduct of Ferdinand VII. and those
base'and iervile satellites who have • eo-operated to
establish the Inquisition and absolute despotism, has
exasperated ail tlicite who were advocates-of the Con-
stitution of the CorteCtod associated- themisr feel-
ings•ssilh the. tiebtOf. die Mexican Patriots...Creolesa
as wcll as Spaniards resident, in America, and the
depredations whisk the Patriot privateers make witti
• impunity on the publie,and mercbent sliips of SOa,j
have discsncetted the pertie4ns of tha monopolists of
Cadiz... and . they now say •publicly• that they are
ashamed to.belong
•to a Gqvcrnment so imbecile.. as
sobs incompetent to defend their'ooloMor.ve against
iheinstusens privateer*. It is now the 'general.opi-,
.nion, that the cities of Mexico and Vera Cruz will i
before long be in possessios: of the Patriota withOot
firing a musket. •Matagpeda. . the Patriot
Mexican Stet is. said to havksishati,is 120 miles &W.
of the mouth of the. Mississippi. . . .
• CHARLESTON. SEPTPRIBEIVICI.
By the schooner Antelope, arrived. here oo Satyr!
day, in five days from Havannah, we learn that•the
inhabitants of Cuba are ripe for revolt. Parties were
said to be forming in different parts of the island,.and
an organized opposition to tbe.authority of Ferdi•.
nand was daily expected. It %VAS also rumoured that
a popular General, at the head of 2,004 men, was
about to laud on the island, and attack the city of
Havannah. It)tas been long known that a feeling of
discontent exists in Cuba against the mother cobatrYi-
, and the reported attempt to abut the ports of the
island, may have blown these disCoutents iglus a
flame.

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. Royalists 41titt -iperi=4llla -emugyms, bet . f.•
"there is no mrr ir( • ey will ..4 stiog ~il,.
hc• e- nst.l:LlNeste Italgee; ese the ou ''s(tre;. a '•'
`lr eitut; WI 04 0fiR.1016,1" og the higaVel*: .•• T
s • e. :is Wits powei ot,* :Patriot'. • .lierriti min._
*sty tuiriveir diblektchealiatt Ms Cluvernmentttif 1 11;1::.
'Fry • intbdirctoiy mat* "to the :Republican satia.e. 7,7,7,
This and other infartnednit .rettiferd-br pricite-inin. •:i:."'n
vidnah. has-produced a revelation in.oeiesionslier4 et. '.
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