Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-16

plea that SPAN had not the inCahs VI " 49,
ing the place from being nuisance 20 the 'raoe
Of other powers; and as The measure was appa-
rently acquiesced in by Spain, no other power
or one more effsctua than has been hitherto a
dopted must be carried into effect as to the Is
land Of Cuba, or it will continue to be, as 1t
has long been, a nuisance to the civilized world
The Nassau papers contain no later Jamaica
dates than the 10Th of March, oil course there
was nothing known there Of the capture oy the
British sloop Of war Victor, OF pirate vesse'
and large crew, the account oil WHICH, as re,
ceived at Havana, we published on 'he secohu
inst.
ThesE avorite left at Nassau, Soth March,
schooner Borneo, Of Marblehead, under seiz-
ure; had been condemned, aud was 10 have been
sold OH the 9TH inst. On the 5'h inst, aoou, o
miles S. Z from Chsrlesion light saw ship
with S in her fore top-saii, Emperor bennet,'
from Savannah for New York standing N. Z.
who they endeavored to speak, surprising her
packet bound 10 the North, and wishing 10
procure a passage She showed evident signs
Of alarm, a, their suspicious appearance, hauled
her wind 10 n W. and her superior sailing a.
voded them The Favorite has proceeded on
her way back to Nassau.
From our Nassau papers By the Fausras
NASSAU, March %.
Yesterday the mail boat arrived from Crook
ed Island with the January mail, landed there
on Sunday last, from the Cygnet packet, Lieut..
Cooling, after passage OF five day from PORT
Royal. BY this conveyance we received files OF
Jamaica papers to the 10th inst. the day pre-
,ious to the sailing of the packet. The new
governor Of that colony, the ear! Of Belmore ar
rived at Port Royal in II. VI. Yacht Herald,
Capt. Ashley, on the 9Th Of last month, landed
on the following day, and proceeded TO Span
ish town, where his lordship was sworn III anG
assumed the Administration Of the Govern
ment.
The Euphemia, Findla,er, also arrived yes
lerday from Liverpool, and has brought Pa
pers 10 the 9th Of February, from which Some
extracts are made. General Bourke, 10 whom
it is said, the government Of this colony had
been offered, was in London, but i: was not
known whether he had accepted The appoint
ment, at the latest dates from London.
Sr. THOMAS, Feb. IS.
In our paper Ct the 4th inst. we announced
the execution of the four criminals Jean Jayet
de 3eaupre, Jose U,iarte, Jose Antonio, and
Jose Cabrera for the crime Of piracy. We
have since come to the knowledge of the fol
lowing particulars:
Jean Jay ds-R-apPre was 26 years of age,
born in ahe village of Piinar, near Bordeaux.
Jose Uriarte, alias Jose Savalie, was born in
Biiboa, Spain, aud about So years OF age.
Jose Antonio, born in Braga near Lisbon, %
years old, al different periods Of his life called
himself Rauello, S 70 and Viliigas.
Jose Cabre,a, alias Molinos, born al ST Do
mingo, about &C years Of age.
In the month OF June last these men were
engaged b, Jose Lazaro Buysan, 10 proceed
with him in Buenos Avrean Privatrer on d
eruize, and Of which privs,ssr he was to be
Captain; but as il was arranged that the crulze
should not commence until he had made the
voyage 10 ST.. Eus atis-aad besides, not wish
ing his object to be known here, desired them
to lake out passports for that Island, and with
the exception OF 3eaupre, to 60 on boRd
small vessel, which had bren hired by Cabot &
Co. for the purpose Of conveying them al d 9TH
ers, 10 The place Of {. destination. Tory lef; 81
Thomas in the afternoon Of 10th June, but as
the weather was extremely calm, they had not
by the next evening reached furthes than lit
lie above 81 Johns. Beaupre :~en' on board
the Dutch schr. Elizabeth, With which vessel
he was 10 proceed 10 ST.. Eusta,ia a. passen.
ger; but il seems some reports reached Govern
ment respecting this vessel being about TO go
on cruize as privateer, Tor We lind that the
Harbor Master SeafCDtQ ntF; me Saptaih was
told that he could not leave the port until he
had given. security that he was going direct to
that for which he was cleared Isl. Eustatia);
This security was given Ivy his consignees, Cabot
& Co. in the sum of 10 900 Pieces Of Eight
The nexl morning the Elizabeth sailed, and had
q, that time on board about Is men, including
passengers; in the coarse If the day she fell in
with the Danish Corvette Diana, from which
vessel an officer was sent on boaId 10 examine
her, * finding her papers regular, she was allow
ed to proceed. On the same evening, the Eli
zabe,b met the small vessel conveying The crew
to St Eusta,ia, all Of whom she took on aoatd.
On her arrival al that place some OF the officers
went on shore with Mr.. Stiles, who pretend
ed to be the owner OF the vessel. A short time
after, the schooner sailed from ST. Eusla'ia,
and on getting tn sea paper was read, said TO
br Buenos Ayrean Commission. On the
Buenos Ayrean flag being displayed, the OH
GERS and crew were asked it they would hight
under il?, to which they answered in the afir
mative-lhe schooner then pursued her course
TO he coast Of Europe and Africa, under the
name Of the Las Oamas Argeniiuas