The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-25
INTERESTINGLY MEXICO.
EzH0es 20 he edisor Of ME aurora, dated
NJ IL. Oyieons. Aup. 80

EzHaes 20 Ae editor Of Me aurora, dated
Nfzv- Orleans, Ang. so.
The expedition against The the Mexican
coast, hish rendt zvoused in one of the neigh
boring islsAd., carrying 500 well o!hcered sna
appointed uoops, besides the crews of tho
squsdron, ssiled The last days OF the preceding
month, under convoy of fee, OF ID Mexican
armed vessels, which also carried stores Tor
The expedition. One division Of the expedit-
Ion had arrived at Puma Go, do, in The Bsy of
ST. Bernardo, province Of Texas, and took
possession OF that important position @ithous
opposition. NJ Herrera, the Mexican min.
lister, is here, and is about to depart for that
place, TO organize soverIme ut Tor thar quar-
Ter, and to establish en- aornirshy court for
The trial Of prize causes~-Ths Other division
has probably proceeded against Tam pico /; tho
roysiists have some fottihcaIons al Tan.pico.
sDd some regular tIoops, bot there Is some
reason 10 believe they will not make any re.
sistsnce. Huasa Husles On The south side of
VerB Cruz, one Of The best ports on the Mex.
lean shore, is in the power OF the pstfiotv.
M. Herrsrs has lately received Dispatches
from his government Of very Satisfactory
nature for the republican cause. Thi. and
other Information received BY private indi-
yiduals has produced a revoluiion in opinion
here, at least as 10 The success of Me sxicau
independence, and 10 want OF Ger fdence has
succeeded confidence unbounded !; end few
further operations of the Mexiesn force will
open to The y. States the riches, con nsreo
in the universe. d.. II. who ssiled some
time since in the Sarapac, has been in The in.
terrier OF Mexice, and in intercourse with the
Mexicsn government; the royal agents who
spread abroad reports Of disasters end nsssa-
cres, 10 deter men from linking, bad killed
the doctor by report; however, be repors
himself well, and returned 10 the coast from
the interior with abundant funds in his hsnes
letters from him, Of a late date, are here.
SIT is asserted with confidence that in tho
principal cities OF Mexico, including Vera
Cruz, the majority OF the most intelligtn, end :
opuent people, are in favor of the revolution,
and among them great numbers OF enlig h,en.
ed European Spanlsrds, who only look for
sufficiently powerful movenen, of the paIi-
o,ic party, TO join openly 10 the Ms xican
Cause. The scsndalGus conduct OF Eerdin.
and 7,h, and those base and servile satellites
who have co-operated to establish The inquis-
iton and absolute dsspolism, have cxasperat.
cd oil those who weIc advocates of the con.
sli;ution of tie Cories, and associated The m X
IN feelings With the oause Of the Mexican
pstrio,s Creeles as well as Spaniaros resi-
dent in "A merica and the de predaions which M
the patriot prisateers mske with in punily on
the public ships Of Spain, have diconcetted
the paftizans Of the monopolisis CT Cadiz, and
they now say publicly that they arc ashamed
TO belong government SO inbecile as to
bo Incompetent 10 defend their commerco
against tho i0surgent privateers. II is now
the general opinion thst the eites OF Mexi- n
CO and Vera Cruz will before long be in tho
possession of the patriots without firing
musket."