Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-27

tom OF the Schooner, was Vera pz'
where any traces OF the history OF th'u
perry would not be Likely 20 give u"
trouble. Il this be true' tibet basR.eh
from thief, and The honest owner rAs
ly to get the better OF them 10th l'u,
all circumstances there can hardlPe
doubt of the commission OF barratrJy .he
master, and OF coIIuslen with hun "e
nar, NJ tho sunercaryo. [yMetry.
In perusing our late Havana pfrs, we
observe that the inhabitants OF
of Cuba understand yell the orc an
the conseoueaces of the preme4teo ac'
auisition Of that colony By the ig''sa go.
vernmeut, and that they are ufillSol.'y
averse TO such a Change. 1heJfbk tus''
according 10 the terms and srt Oh 'oe
Spanish Consultation, Oid Sph pas W
right to dispose, ia Eor Of aro parry
of an inch Of Spanish terr'tof ana en-,
terrain the hope that so tar reis.es 70
Cuba, the government OF the p''eo ''s'es
will interfere, shonld aoy pc &c attempt
to wrest it by force from thepah'Sn ho'
narchy.
We find in the account. ffd era Cruz,
published al Havana, tbatbe Emperor
lturbide's cause is every ddypslns ground
his partisans joining The repoIilcan cn'eis;
and that bis elevation TO the Imperia,i
crown was chiefly owing tobe panic win
which the Mexican people were struck
when artfully told that aiprince OF .he
royal family OF the Peninsla was coming
out to reign over them. j. admitting 'he
case to be- true, they tho&ht IT was pest
for them, out of two evils 10 choose tne
least.
Iu the accounts rom Old Spain which
have reached US BY the way OF havana,
we observe that the Army Of the Faith IS
dissolved, its leade,s fed to France, ana
with few exceptions, ne mass OF the Spa
nish nation disposed ard preparing to meet
the impending CONTEXT. They not only
con6de to their own efforts, but expect
something from the circumstance that the
people Of France ale avsrse to the war
g. in confirmation OF that. they relate thai
a French regiment passed tsro' Valence,
department Of Drone, on their way to The
Spanish frontiers, vas very Hospitality re.
ceived by the inhabitants Of the place
the officers were invited to public dln'
ner, when after much conviviality, Va.
Iencian guest arose, and in very animated
terms represented how unworthy it was
for French soldiers, who bad acquired So
much glory in the pursuit OF their own IT,
berry. to 20 forward with the avowed pur'
pose OF re-eslablishinc slavery in a neigh
boring kingdom and to be made tools o
for forging their own chains. 10 whict
exhortation, the officers OF the regimen
replied, that they never would enter Spani
except in the case that the Ultras should
by their violent measures, force them t'
20 over and join the Spanish Constitution
aiists |, is said that The spirit manifested
in that social party, and made know
through the whole OF France has dampet
considerably The enthusiasm ot the moderI
------ao-c 1C,~,rieston C,tn Gn7'''--
LOSS OF THE US. SCHR. REVENGE
By The schr Col. Ramsay, arrived a
this port yesterday from Charleston, pa
per OF the 18th inst. are received at ths
Exchange Reading Rooms. From th'
City Gazette We extract The following &C
count OF the cruise and disaster Of the "
S. schr. Revenge. She was lost by pi
lot on the night of the lstb ult. on MaiI
Reef, Bay OF Honduras The abstract il
made from particular account furnished
to the editor OF the City Gazette by capt
Levy. [Bah. american.
A sketch of the Cruise and disaster Of III
u S schr. Revenge, capt Levy.
Sailed With convoy from Charleston
lst Dec. Arrived at Havana on the 9th
sailed on the morning OF the 9th with
convoy of three ships and tour brlgs, SAN
them clear Of the double headed Sho
Keys. 98th, took charge Of another con
voy, parted on the 30h to The Eastward
of Shot Keys. Cruised on and off betweei
the Little and Great Bahama Banks
Afterwards came to anchor at 81 John
de los Remidios; sent the boat ashore
destroyed line OF piraticl TeIegrspbit
stations, thence close along Cayo Roma
no, looking into the Island Guagava. Oh
there chased a suspicious locking scbr
which came out from behind the island
but lost sight of her by The darkness of th'
night Received broadside from a Spa
nish brig Of war Of round shot and CAMS
ter, one shot passing directly ever capt
L's head, and lodged IN the loremast.-
The 7tb Jan. arrived al Barracoa, replen-
ished wood and water; sailed the follow
,ng evening ;-stretched across 10 the is
land Eenagud.
Sailed The 10th Feb. for Kingston, ia
maica. Having arrived there made tn
necessary repairs. provisIoned and va
tered, and sailed The third day with COD
voy towards Cape Antonio. On pas
sage down hove to of Grand Csymsns
was informed that The oele hrated LATTE
had proyisioned there few days past, aDC
sailed for the Musou,to shore. Pursuin.
this Information, run down into The Bay o
Honduras. Experienced tremeDdou
northern gale tor days; beat along Nus
quito sno.e and entered the barbor OF Ba