The Arkansas advocate., 1830-04-21

early part OI l3St IlOiiL1 sdIld plOCccucu to Santa Fe-the Governor of which province has entered into the views pro posed, and the Commission, at the last dates, had left Santa Fe on its way to Cordoya. Considering the eryexcited state of the parties, 1t is doubtful wheth- CT any benefit will result from this in reference.
 sin the mean time, this government has taken the preeaution to place on the frontier a considerable force, for the pur- pose of repelling energetically any vio- iation of her rights. This has given rise to q report that offensive measures were to be adopted; but I am assured by per sons attached to the government. that the rumor is utterly unfounded. It has, however, had an effect upon the cur reney. Spanish dollars, which were be- fore at S6 l. rials, are now at S6 6 rl- als; Royal doubloons al SiG6 each; Ex- change on England (negotiated yester- day} at 7aa., and TO great improvement can be expected until the eommunica- ton shall be opened with the interior Provinces and Bolivia.
 At the last dates General PaeZ had left Cordoya for the purpose of attack ing Gen. Quiroga.
 A decree dated 18th Dec. states that all vessels which sail from the ports of Brazil for those of Buenos Ayres must have their manifests revised blythe Con- sular or Vice Consul of the latter. No vessel which may arrive at any of the ports of Buefos Ayres after the lst July, l830, will be permitted to discharge without having previously compiled with the preceding article.
 Attempted Rep0lution 10 Cu6a.--We published an extract of letter from Havana, under date of 27th February, in this days .Aaserscan, which states that a conspiracy to throw off the yoke of Spain and declare Cuba independent, has just been discovered, and that a number of arrests had taken place. Our attentive correspondent has forwarded Us copy of the proclamation issued on the occasion by General Wives, which we here annex
 Inhabitants ofthe Bldadof fCubat-The flattering picture which this fortunate Island presents, the result of your loy- alty and good sense, {sensatez1 cannot but irritate the revoiutionists of the ad- jaeent continent, who regard with angry envy our prosperity and wealth, while they are seen bowed down with poverty and anarchy, the inevitable consequence oftheir rebellion. This happy land, the abode of peace, plenty and loyalty, pre- sents to the world a striking contrast, enjoying under the mild government oi her king, all the blessings which spring from security of property, the uninter- ruptcd progress of the arts, education and science; while revolutions, factions, discord and anarchy have established their empire in the rebellious provin- ces, and their natural consequence has been immortality, licentiousness and the wretehedness induced by this state oi disorder; and since these malcontents have spared no means nor efforts to dis turb your repose, they have not found 1t difficult to allure to their faction, some of the inhabitants of this Island. Some of them ungrateful for the hospitality they have here received, and others un- circumspect (incantos) have been1nisled by fallaciogs theories, ignorant of the irresistible arguments based upon sim pie comparison between the state of re- hnement and propriety of the ever-faith- ful Island of Cuba, and the deplorable state of the Continent since the moment of its separation from the paternal gov ernment of His Majesty. Madmen 1nsensatos! all men of sense in this Isl and are faithful to the King our master from affection, from gratitude, and a conviction that in her loyalty and union to the parent state, they hold the only guarantee which secures herwell-being and that the day which sewers these sa. cred bonds will be the last of her hap. piness and even of her existence.
 The ridiculous conspiracy is discov cred, which could only have proved dis astrous to the naalcontents (malvados who projected it. Those who may bf convicted of the crime will be punished with all the rigor of our laws, because public vengeance as well as our owr safety demands it. Citizens of Cuba repose entire confidence in your Chic
 Magistrate, who, assisted by his col leagues, has done, and will do his duty to sustain you in the enjoyment of al present benefits. fll6liinr fha off rannat