Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-12
Charleston, Nou. 4.
FROM HAVANA

By the schooner FetiI Maxwell, arrived
on Saturday evening 10 S days from ia
vana. we have received from our attentive
correspondents files of the respective Ga
zettes of that place, TO the 27ult inclusive.
Advices bad reached there from Vera
Cruz, TO the last Of September but very
little is published of the state OF things IN
that interesting country. The Emperor
Nturb,de, still sustain himself on his throne;
and from the circumstance OF his again
permitting the transportation OF specie
from the mines OF Vera Cruz, it would APP
pear that his authority was more respected,
and travelling more safe than 1t had oeeh
for some time previous he absence OF
all Proclsmations in the Havana papers by
GuApALouPz Victoria, and others, who,
we we're taught 10 believe, were about to
overturn the new dynasty, augurs tavora-
bly for the quiet of this set-creat ted Empe-
ror, at least tor the present.
From Old Spain we find nothing OF so
lae date as had previously rea ched US
through the English prints. The brig OF
war Jacinto, from Vigo, left that ort a
bout the last of August We observe an
article under date of Valencia, Aug. 20,
brought BY this vessel, which states that
the tria of the celebrated Gen Ello, had
finally terminated that be had been SEN
fenced to be degraded from all his civil
and military honors, and to suffer death
by the Spanish mode of the garrote
BY the Felix. we have received trans
Iation from the Havana D,drto Of the 18th
ult. OF the Regulation of The Duties. in the
island Of Cuba, in consequence OF the e
rection of Havana into port OF deposit
1t is OF great length, but its general imPor-
lance will induce US to give il an early IN
sertion in the Coyrier.
As the Spanish Provinces in America
are defacto emancipaled, and Havana is
now made port of deposit. free permits.
sion is given for the expectation TO those
places of oil goods on which the duties
shall have cen paid.
We have also received from one OF our
correspondents, copy OF the New La w
respecting the settlement of Foreigners in
the Island of Cuba, printed in the Spanish
English and French languages, which We
shall probably publish entire at some fu-
ture day,
Information bad reached Havana, that
the British government had at last turned
their attention seriously TO the subject OF
Piracy in the Wsst-l Ddies--ten fast sail
ing schooners bad been contracted tor,
which were TO be completed in "a days
time, and dispatched Immediately 10 crulZe
in the West India seas.
The Colombian privateer schr Guo're-
no Labre, capt William Brotherton, Tot
BaItmore) was captured by the Spanish
brig OF war Jacinto, capt DoRAL, on Der
passage from Vigo TO Havana, with con-
voy having troops on board, and brought
into Havana. The Havana papers
state that her crew was composed OF So A
mericans. and 4 Spaniards. The same
brig of war is stated TO have fired into and
sunk another insurgent prlVateer at Cape
! Corriente, the crew escaping TO the shore.
The Jacinto, sailed from Vigo in COM
psny with the corvette D,Unn, the two
vessels having on board 700 soldiers, vo.
luEteers from the regiments at that place.
to fill up the vacancies in the regiments IN
Cuba.
A Decree of the Emperor Of Mexico, of
the 9th September, again allows the trans
portaton of specie, &c from the city OF
Mexico TO Vera Cruz, which privilege had
been suspended from the 10th August pre-
ceding, in consequence of the Interrupt
tions occasioned by robbers, &c. upon the
roads between those two places The De-
cree also admits of the expectation of sps-
Gle. silver plate, &c. from Vera Cruz, as
formerly.
The schr. Sarah-Ann, Budd, from this
port, arrived at Kingston, (jam. but find
ing no sale for her cargo of rice, proceed
ed to St. Jago de Cuba, where she found
an equally bad market for that article,
and was to sail from thence Immediately
for Havana. This information was bro't
to Havana by the schr Samuel Smith,
Sayward, which arrived at the last mem
toned port on the 26th ult. from sl. Jsgo
! De Cuba.