Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-01
LATEST FROM HAVANA.

LATEST FkON HAf ANA.
Nopyo,x Feb. s4.-Capt. Banks OF the
- p,lo, arrived here on Saturday
s. .o, IN 10 days from Havana, informs,
,h., grsai excitement had been produced
=, mat place. 10 consequence OF the cap
,n,e nj The Nina Catalina, ,sent into this
no,,( bv the b. 8. brig Spark. An Amer
rr Gentleman, Mr.. Gaillard, from
Shsriss,oo. was butchered in most shock
ing manner, few days before Capt b.
,,;leI. for having observed "tnat Commc ;,
a ye Porter would soon be amongst them.
mid,bipman and hos,'s crew from Inc
Soark, attempted to land at Havana, out
wsr, or.y.a,ed by mob which collect
al an The wharf and assaIled them win
shower of brick-hats, glass bottles, &C.
Ons of the boats crew was wounded 6y
hottie thrown by one OF the moo -
Ciant. Banks states that Capt. Wilkin
,on. SUBSEQUENT 10 the outrage comnitled
On hi, boat went ashore aud had confer
snce With the Governor, the result OF
which he did not learn, ,,,.,.
The q s. brig Spark, Capt. Wiikin-
con. sailed from Havana 9th INST. Tor vera
Cruz. Officers aud crew all in good health
Markets very dull for all kinds OF Ameri-
can Produce: ~ ,.
correspondent at that place, dated Inc
IOib inst. from which we make the SUD-
TONED extract.
We have also received from the same
source. a file of the Indicator Constitu-
ciooal from 4th January to ll'h inst I'D,
elusiye. deficient only 10 few numbers OF
The former month Our translator having
examined them. reports, that they contain
nothing interesting relative 10 lne snair.
OF Cuba or Mexico.
Cad;x Gszettes to the 1Tth December
had been received at Havana, from which
copious extracts are made into the indi-
cador." TIE greater part OF the inleiii-
Fence which they afford relative to Span
;.h afs,rs. ha. been anticipated by the ar
rivals At New-York, from England; but our
translator has furnished some articles OF
recent dates, which we have not before
seen They will be found below.
Senior Wives the newly appointed Gov
erpor of Havana, was To eDhark at Corun-
ma, Tor that port, early in January, IN the
Spanish corvette Diamante..
The Cadiz papers state that the Cons,i-
tut,ousli>ts were victorious against the
iact,oos, who were every where routed.
Tbree ships Of the line and two tr,gates
usrs ready 70 sail from Cadiz for Lima,
and the sIoop Of war San Pablo was on
,bs eve OF sailing for the Csnaries to com
ols,e her crew, thence TO proceed to Ha'
ysna. =.
Berember-"By d person who lett the
Civ of Matsro al 10 o'clock A NJ. have
iusi learned. that an official Despatch bad
been received there, announcing lne a
graeable news, that the French govern
nent. had given up, and put al The d,.posAi
OF ours. the ExGeberal Baron d'Eroies
ami others, who had taken refuge in their
territory, to escape the punishment 50 just
~ due to their crimes
(Sisnej) yUaN MiLhNo,
If,l,la: y J. Political Governor ad 'ntern'.
MADRID. Dec. -, The attention OF all
Europe is fixed on the congress OF FsronG.
Calculations and conjec,ures are every
where mad, on the result of that respect.
aoIe assembly. Every mail brings US lei,
ters from Paris, and from the. principal
cities OF Italy. full OF contradictory reports
relative 10 the deliberations OF the Con
.rsss ali referring TO letters from Verona,
and persons m the confidence. OF the Di-
plouia,ic personages. Every one IS aware
how easy il is to be led astray on subjects
Of this nature, and how very dittieuit II IS
% distinguish between the truth and ru-
monr. circulated by interest and malevo>
lence. With these remarks, We copy part
Of a letter written atGenthod, near Gene :
va, dated Gath Nov. referring to another
rom Verona. of 18th same month; We
must however admit. that the standing and
correspondence OF the writer inspires US
with much conhtenc According 70 tnis
~r'ser, the resolutions so lar adopteo oy
the conorsss aret.