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U - . ~J~" 4 7 N ‘,..Q. _ - '~ 83s ) 601,9 sTRIPFII.I,EAVED AMERICAN ALOE. OW in BLOOM. a mnst elegant and beauti ful PI. \NT of this SPECII.S; *loch (ooi , oeiglent of wine ,' " w est is, Witt exception, the latg.Nt awl finest re that ever Ilowerol in this kinadent . 1, n now 6o pub , ic iotp:ction at Smith's Nnttetv, Daimon. , il,ekney, efl`ll , day (Sunday oxceineJ).—Admitt4oce Mioint , 'Ail , 13,./11. iv ANTED. .1 CHILD to WET NUR6E, by V a '10401k; NENITIIY PERSON, having nu F.,- to S D. No. 7, We.t street, Smiler's _ V by let e..., 5: n. hicili n .1. hr r. f..,:i ..". yie, RISE OF TICKETS. and Co. recommend to their . friends not A their purrheara in the present Lottery, as the I..tely rise., in pn-e, and will certainly iw much !he Duane, Which takes place on the 3 - th delis The great demand for Tolc..is and Shares in this , may Le attrihtito I to the cncumstance of the first 80 , g eilts heieg e .tie- I to 101. each, which, ,n addition to na ~4st of Capital Pr. z•s the Scheme contains, has Mi ke(' (..1 it an extraordinary degrae of public minEtion aml , o - t. v iewr a t !,tr, with a list of the Capital Prizes sold by .11. 4 .0. C i. in de' lest Lottetor's mil he reeeitwi at their old Ifw . N. ii, Eiultry, and of their Agents in roost of the t., Ci 4, tfIVIIIS iinecr intli OF THIS MONTH. Hit RR [SON and BROOKE, Stock Brokers, 237, ri-r44 iir, 4.e the Haymarket, ari: a:ipoi•ited by Go. re in sall neKETS and RFS, for the ensuing och begins drawing on Monday, tile 30th of this •,.. T. , e Scheme is by tar the best that his been made riiiiskts of only 22,000 Tickev, sod co• I CA:1144. Pr.zes as is usual in a Lottery of double the „, n b er , givieg 101. each for the fi•st .1!)00 Blanks. _•f;,-Ilf dike has been established 52 yearn ...Prises paid on SEPTEMBER STATE LOTTERY. DTCHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. of IX Bi r bii Ai , ga, Corobill. awl faring the Gate of the ~.. ig e„. ('harlot ~,.,a. 1, 0 00 ~ v.s:,eilfullv beg leave ~co n.,. I: i • tin n tire or th. P.,hlic, V e siwevior writs the PI F. SFS r 4.rvr tirr rERY The Scheme eon. V: To •m eve T1.011^111,1 Tick-tsenly, and contains, 3 1'.141::41 Of L f_, 00 I 4 Prises of L. 9.600 3 1(1,1) 10 OA 6 n T; eleAte4 P• s• 201.1 al.n th . e awn ,k,ll, Al trawl Ito 1 earl., makula 7,619 Ben•litt. Tieket, imlSh4r4l arr now no Sale STATE IAIT t FRY P . OR 1805, 14 •rim Dra...oe m•re , rAy. 3. en seivemb.r, IROS. VILE 'TICKETS Are Sold, and divided into 1 11.0 , •e5. Q and Sixteenth., by H 1.7. %VW, W:4 awl Co htok.h , okers, t' StAN Lott:, o.lice, 14 , .. 93, under the Royal Ex cha,nce, London Lenkis, Po,t-paid, J.s.v ..ntweied, and Schemes Gratis. TIIE SCI4EMP CONTAINS, Pars vs 10,000 5,000 5 5 ..... it( .4 4 a 6 of 2,000 1,000 10 'rhe lowect Tn z:.I. .500, &c. &c. An 1 161. melt r.r the Fast.rlrawir Three Thntrunti Wanks. ".. • C , ...n:rvt.• den, aoenm;.arried with shott•datert !Mk nn I t (Her:, 0 COI, in Parer! by Coach nt pirn:ru Uf airtn+-A to, an.lCorreip , rnalents inay de • •nr bi touted ex.rctly urt the same Tennis uif per 1.. My present. No 9,147, a Prim of SU,OOOI. 9,141 ..L .0,000 I 10,245 I. 2,000 20,0 .6 I 13.393 VI 4 ...... 10.O0n 11 :AO a.• 94 9141.4 071 P-z.s of Lona eeeF-..N0 roe, %le?, f 0,119, 21,557, 122•'. 11,0101 , 063, 6,790, 2.1,734..91,336, 91,71`.1, and 6..19 P 544 snot each.—! a 3,215, 13,1:2, 2,626, 11,215, 4 . 31.367. 6,13:11, and 12,019. I/ • E Atvote CAPITAL PRIZES have every • ere sow.; SI. ned 310 Sold, in the 111 an.; for • 1 . aid IXOS , at th- old eal.l/5•11 - 1 °dice , of 1 N.. 4, C aii 1 fl. CIIARI%G CROSS, 41 ';' ), JV ••• Tir4l. - IN and SHARES fort tl,e Lotter. Ms r %1I FR. are selling in great Var my, aiid iliac ••, • e Cii.int.y may be su:.plied the 113 Me as hoc., ', I, , • d,. g P .0-Office Orders, Walk Notes, god w P at .13.4. rtt standing P,ues paid in full; without anp d &wines tit r. F l'ir ONLY I.OI'TF.RY to be drawn ibis A Year, hulks 9.. th SEPTEMALR, 1900. SeIiIENIE• L. 3 lf n n 4 6 11.1 $1 C. 4, . Sn 4,5 4 q•.• tti rtno d .••• Manes t 10 each 30,000 •---- • ••• ed te ;At- ne•ita 1: k i It'otka ...--- ..--... 21. i• . T.c .. e.te L. 251,000 r. , Fu..t. “,awn T-ek•-t s'h Day .. L. 10,0'15 li•nn t4 h Day 211,000 DIM \re nal , .0 ....k 41101* Capitah. I.;Ct •Pti and Shares •,te on S•le .t all t.e Livensed Lottery Ita e. PIK", •.f a Toe .• ... L. 19 10 H'q • —... L q 19 I Itighth.... L. 2 10 6 Quartet .... . ', 0 ! Sixteenth I 0 6 ..._ . . I'HE success •Id treatment of various diseases ' , f , I • holy, the I , nb , c ecnilesent, when they rewatittel • ev.nitnnv ..I thn Inventor of stussugr. PATENT .1 1 SelitllNTll: DROP'S. 1 , ie.. 11114 a little to sunset.. • i , on ei t .•'., d I I,noti t th e infieillties in introducing an 1 , . 'I !st.di- ihe. rood id Chi niletre, and its pursuit, he • .t trine !wi-ahle :ti gievAit me a mild diaphoretic, which , I ' tee •iiper to the erets , t, by promoting its natural Imott. TH. is the prtn-ipie on which he acted, keeping ',,... tithe m e , try 4.4todering the doossenall apd uzilst •itte "'' s ,,, niteh. V.r his .access, see his Publication, pries iit ietti. real' .4 Scurvy, Ciout,, Rheumatism, Scrupbuka, !vv., Sic. t 't 1- I, '"Uty eatinel be arVireielati• fur the effects of any E;.0.. bite those m reel '` Be th e Ri.e's Patent," em the I-, i n th e i t ,p si t dut.eh tim s. awl wrapper; the steep {the „* I''Y I of the rstitinte Medicine is alvo printed in bladt isled ''' ' , deed el red. 114ttiers U. W. ills. and 11. 2s. duty m _ I. righ, or.se. F the ‘tm, 'tottb• V. , .111 a lift 1 Iwr bwilter Luca', by the vole, Lurbtn t fat' roit, is I - f I,*l. a, Ra' I Ma■y lAst. I - :1 7 .: r 14 Tirol,' Geld ire. A km. A ty god 5 hands trotter. 1, •lonli .114 IA ,t I, &C. 1101.0 14 EKS. ibi. eohald 44 . A HO' rielses it pillifi r Ollttl the• Kiug 1, or the No. 3%. JOSIAV I Pooreo,d) ~~ \, _.s ~ ly TUESDAY; =3 vic - rvALuNG.orticr., AUGUST 22, 1110, THE CONiMISSIONE.RS far Viaratimg Hie udir‘t,, $ N ano eo hereby r ift \'.,-ice. That on TUES. 114 f - the 34 of they mill h e rirbeis be rfe-h.r 1,,,. ‘ a. j , oa),•ond treat far THREE HUN- • DR EU TONS eIGINIJIHE °ATM FAL. Ta he delier td— 'l na lima& tat Tons tato His Mo jestis Vanalling Stores at D• i a t o, it, and ale Hundred Tints ItliJ those at l'ortsroaute—onr hoq the eat to 7 hree Weoks, aad the other hall in TireTte ISTeki re jitr ; and to be oai , l for by Hai., r ."6, e , with Inte r est, Naar., W a s after dole C.oolitients the Contrive awl he seen at the Secretary's Ohre. No iteltarri will he had to ono Titular to which the Prier Anil not he iweete , / +a at !earth, or that .half not he detir.eeni S.. r e A.,rd bolero the aYlork on the said Tu...srbta the *I Septrother sett, nor sinless the Person who makes the Tender, er 50 .. e ~,,, an hie Behe;t, attends, t. suesgrer whea called for VICTUALLING-OFFICE, At:cun 6, 14::5. THE COMNIISSIONERS for Vie/staling Hie 3lojestifs Karst do hereto] gibe hatise,77,ai pa TifUltbDedY the 12th el Sel,tember nest, they will he reedit to rectire Totten to (sea . ed up), and tent kith such Persons or coder take to Sapplit all 'oh 2unntities CHESHIRE, DERIII . - W ARWlCKSHME.a4GLpticEsTveceiEr.sz, Cl IFF!SE of tone; 114..45et5, aryl of 06111 (UR (.kraal.) BUTTER, o , ußtnsif BUTTER, eJ rggst Gradierst, as shad be rettired Joe His Majestys kidisolling beerier from the lit Oldolier alit, to the 30th ,•iepteLiter, 1806, tact:atm. To be delivered, from TIM' to TtOtt, at demanded, into the Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth, and Ply mouth, at the Contra,"•tor's Etpcsire, to be scat-rooted to kt•t Gaut and Snarl for the spare of• Ste Month, fine. the resit,' :ire Periods of Deivery; and to he paid fur by Bills, payabh, with Interest, Ninety [lays after Dote The Conditimu of the Omit-acts may be seer at the Seereta n's Ofee et 'tits Other; or by applying to Mr. John Williams, Dttnettreille, ilgenifor the Viciatalling at Cath. Nn rexeril mill be had to snit Tender in which the Plies shell not he inserted its words at tenzth, or that shah' not be de:evert.' to site Board hs:fe , e One oCloch on the said Ttuirsilar the 12th of Septeesher nest, nor 'totem the Perms who makes Me Tender, or sane PCIIO7I &half, attends, to answer rhea called far. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Sari . 4, lAOS. THE COMMISSIONERS for Klima/ling Iris Majesty's Nary do hereby give Notice, that o n MON- D.4r, the 16th Instant, they rill he reedy to rereire Tenders IN Warne (sailed np), anti treat for THREE HUNDRED CHALDRONS of PITTA TANFIELD SI(H/R COALS, or Coals IT eirsal sandoeso ; to he delivered in a whole Carr or Cargoes, in the spare of Three Melts front the tints of the Canna 1, Orini.'s and Wenther permiitiog, aitinvide the II it'iris of Hie Majesty's Cietualling Pulsates ht Plymouth and Solth. dawn ; and to be paid JO by Ms, payaUs with latercst, Ninety Days slier date. rie Coirditiosts of the Contrail way be seen at the Secretary's OA a Ao nevtai will be had to any Tender, in which the Price shall an be inserted to Words at Irovh, or rho shalt got heiletioerea to t'i• Hoard before One ?Clark on the said Almslar, the ICgl, aar unless the Pe F 404 who minket the (*stairs, or *Amu Pei sail as h;s &hall, attends, to answer w/r is zatled ins. Gr. N F MOURNING. ,ARLES BELL and CO. inform the Cbeg to to ‘.„,d ladies, that, in consequence of rheir having had by them a very extensive Aiaortment of Mourning, 0. -rating or lints baseans, C:l,rothriv •, Calhoues, t. drt. l o;'y are de: iniirwa to --II them et the tame low prlcir. as fornierty l without the lose advance whatever la'd'es will therefore Ned a saving iu purchasing of thein, of at least front It. to 2s. per yard C4ARLFS BELL and Co. The Balloon, 39, Oxford -street, corner or Newman-street. GENERAL MOURNING. SUPERIOR ARTICLES IK QUALITY AND EAstnos. r i t EA AION and ABBOT respeßfully infot ne the Nadir, and their Friend. partienlar'y, that they are indor,s:ws/y astiorted with every article of Mai.rning, which they shalLe4nunue to sell at their 044 (regular) pricts„ wit:i not a ly a.irance whatever, instil thy whole of 016, present large .to. It I. sold of ( 0111,0.11 of every ersh , ottab;e foe Ursmes, &r. Sack Saran.t., pt.uu and twiiit.l; Catt,rf, MAO: Ira:ian Ganx.. Inii.erial Nat: and Lustre., urw fancy Itialit Muslims, of r i , :nnede.mptinno,Cambikka,Leive.s, Picquet., &c Alan Slk Stocking. and Handicer7hie:., Mires, Black Wilt, R.OVi.inr, dim B. Orders from the Country execOrr,L and the sante price ...honed as if on tits spa.. • • BLAvo)N and ABBOT, T' , • , • Piganos, Berd.str•ct, No. 61. • - . •r 0 BE LE — l - , Ay the AVc.rstkipful Company of I Mercer., Lea, A, on a Repairing Leave or Leases, lIOUSRS, aid EXIT-N:SIV, VAULTS, pi Little tit l'lio.us4, the Apa:le—aad FIVE HOUSES iu Maiden head court. A Plan and Ta.tientars may he seen at the Clerk's (Wfice, Ironme-ger-lame, Choitpeidc, from ten in the morning till van to the:afternoon. w itVnee e te.mt. for the said premises, are to mar rft,..4.1, 1p tv , ,hnis, sealed up, ...tit their towectiva ad. ertasei, on or tstrore Vi , d.,esisy, the 4th u( Ssptemher next. Bltlrt3ll WINES, BOTTLED PORTER, CYDER, PARRY, sPRI:Cf: SEER, &e. WWILTON, Mattitndlurer of British Wires, • tee No. 4R, Dean-atrft.t, Sohn, corner of Old Con 11- ton-street, respectfully ialorms ha Friends and the Public, that he has ruisr a,n Sale a large and choice Assortment o f the aSove Ar!ieles, in the highest 'tote of perfecti,,n. The Wines will he found much superior to what are generally wild by other ,lers, who are mere nominal makers. "Vices, In- ready money, from 11. to 11. Ss. per dozen 01 13 botdes—.llllcolled Purtar, la. per rlnacus...ilrewn Stout, Si. per doten--Pippiii•od Csrksive Cv lee, 1u... per d ,zen—Soussh Perry, 13s. per dozen L.er, in pint., 3s. per dozen... Ditto, in quarts, fo. per doe n. Orders per post carefully attended to, and sent, free if ex treme, to any part of the town or its vicinity. LADIES and Gentlemen, who wish the ornament of a FINE HEAL) of HAIK, need only make use of thi, RUSSIA OIL, which is proved to be the only article yet iliszovned for making the Hair grow thick and long, even on Bald Places, or if the Halr sa ever v. thin; and ponies a great prorentative against the inconvenience of wearing tales Ilair in waren weather. Several Gentlemen, who hive been bald for years, have de. Blared, after using the Rus , ia Oil regularly far three months, became nearly covered with Hair —.Price is per bottle, or one, COcltaliallig hour small, at One Guinea. Ti• he had at No. 93.3, Oxford street ; Finch, No. 5, Berkley-square; Ward, $24, Holborn; Newsman, No. 1, Royal Exchanger Shaw and Edwards, Gil, St. Paul', Chuo.h-yard ; Butler, 4, Chew side ; and most Medicine Vendern in London; and of Mr. 8011, DainLitieet, lluldin; Mr Renhurn, North Bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. Shepherd, opposite the Exchange, Bristol; and Mt Swinton, All meters (ruin any part of the country will he cent by much, by send:rg the money and letter, peat paid, and di ddled to Mr loner, 39i, Oxford .tenet, London. The Russian Oil will be found 'Minitel!, ...foldable in restoring the loos of Hair on Horses, which often proves a great die 4 goremont to these valuable animals, and never fails of becorniog the animal's natural colour •• Se.' re of imposition, aa none are genuine but those with the Russian Eagle, and signed no the "libido with red ins by the Proprietors, " Mochifsatfalcy audj'rince," to swan , {erten which is felony. 7 4 ~``, , Art IMBER 3, !805. FOREiGN INTEI.I.IGLNCE. EFC.II4 THE Fit SC.:II I'APERS. PAkIS. AUGUST IS. The following article, upon the susijeet rf tne arrest of M. Pony, at Venice, is extra:ie.] from A Paper, printed at Milan ; —.• The arrest of M. Pro. ay. Inspeaor-General of Bridges and Roads, and of 11:5 companion. M Costanza ; the procedures of the Austrian Commissaries, in this scandalous affair, of which there is no example in the History of Na tion:, not at war with each other ; the imperious tone with which they dismissed the Commissary- Oeneral of Commercial Relations ; that superintend ance of the Police. so exact, severe, and shameful, which is exercised over the subje :Is of the French Empire, and of the kingdom of Italy, who ate called to Venice by business or curiosity ; the condescen sion and istaslivity of that same Police, when it has any thing to do with Italian conscripts crossing the Adige to escape the levy ; the three Austrian camps which are to be formed near Padua ; the order to ptbvision all the fortresses, and to press forward the conscription in the Venetian States, in Istria and Dalmatia ; those marches and counter-marchc.of the Austrian troops beyond the Adige; appear to justify, if these fags be corre3; the ritmout.: of an approachin7 war between the Emperor of Austria and France. We should out selves be tempted to believe it, if we could imagine the Emperor of Austria to be so devoid of prudence, as once more to compromise the happiness of his people and his crown. " Yet, it is very true, that the gold of England may mislead some of thlse who dire the Cabinets of the Continent ; hat the history of the last c,sm ps;gros, and the ex.tmplcs of our Emperor and King, ought to convince the Sovereigns of Europe, that it is one of the most sacred of their duties to manage their affairs themselves, instead of abandoning them to men who, in these extremely important crie;tions, Aare nil other :nubile than the passion of hatred, and ltle thirst c.t gold. to Court of Vienna will an as it pleases ; ;Mace sub.ists ; if Austria disturb it, if she fire the loft cannon, or if, by these procedures, she oblige the Lmperor of the French to fire it the Srst, do we think that war will end so soon ? and would the treaty, which would this tisne be signed at Vienna, be durable or not;" AUGUST 19. We. heAr Prom Vienna, under the d.:te of the 4th Augu t4T the French k Ambassador is new furnish ing his 11, A letter of a latter date, which we have received from Gerniany, states as follows :- 4 , It is not doubted that Austria will Maintain her present system of net tasking part in the war : they speak even of a declaration of neutrality to be pub liaised very Weedily, and which will, of course, put an end to all the intrigues of the enemies of France at Vienna, it is besides certain, that the Minister - Maga has not resumed any influence, and is never consulted, notwithstanding all that has been said upon th:: subjed ; and we may be sure, that so long as the Archduke Charles, and Count de Cobentzel, shall b.: at the head of affairs, the Court of Vienna will not depart from its pacific system."— ( Clef du Cah4det.) AUCII:sT A tierlia, escorted by Gendarmerie, full of Eng lish prisoners, passed through Commercy on its way to Verdun : they beloged to,the packet-boat the r • rdliant, coming from the Antilles to Europe, taken by the rail/.nt. aveusr 22. Letters from Germany, which we received yes terday, confirm what we before stated, relative to the dispositions of the Court of Vienna. It appears, that it may be regarded as certain, that the peace be tween France and Austria will not be disturbed.— We learn, that Mr. Taylor, the English Envoy at Ilesse Cassel, has had some warm disputes with the Ministers of the Ele.ltor of Hesse, and that he had quitted Cassel without taking leave. The last news received from the Islands of Mar- tinique and Guadeloupe, is of the 14th July. These colonies could not be in a better situation ; the gar risons are numerous and well appointed ; the for tifications and artillery in good order ; the inhabit ants full of zeal and ardour ; the magazines well provided, and the plantations in a flourishing state. Since 1789, the numb..? of Blacks has been doubled in both colonies, and they could still employ 50,000 more. !COLOGNE, •UO. 17. The day before yesterday, at noon, Te Deunt was chaunted in the parish church of Boulogne, to cele lirate the anniversary of the birth .t His Majesty the 1, ' 7' . 1 1 0 1.4 and Kink. rAr , and Lite Field thiket. i . • • the ceremony. A douhlc ra:ion Uf pr.. • • I,tribdted to the army AiA navy. at:oiNv His MAj-s. I he mp Tor yesterday review:- ,at Vimerens., the divi+ion of gren tJ rs cerran ;,/ General Oudin t, forming pert of t;,e in: d go IA of the Army r:f .he Gaast,ttadr. the der* ot hi. :es. H %minas. AUG. 10. Acc-,rding to letters from the frontiers of Rit.sia. a coosidentble body of Russ' a i troops is as.em bling Dubuc), whsre they will !cuts A camp of exercise. Letters from Dantsic, of the 10th Jul T , state, that a corps of Russian troops is mareing towards the southern frontiers of Pol They labour with the gie vest acclivity at t'le fcr tifications which his Majest y the King c , f t'ru sia is construa . ng at IV.tischselmuoJe: two tr thret thousand workmen are employed. COME, JOLT 90. FAday, i sib-tst sine 6? the evening, a shock of an earthquake was felt in this city, more or les, strong, in different quarters. I.I.OIIIIIIRILS, At:O. S. We have the happiness to possess Her Majesty the Empress and Q leen. She arrived here on Sam: day 1.,t, at fl ue in the evening, amidst discharges of cannon, placed on the two roads. 1.111cF3 OF TIM WWI, aca. 17. We learn from Vienna, that the Emperor of Austria has resolved to go twice a week from Lux. emburgh to Vienna, to assist at the conferences ot the Minister., the affairs at present under considera• tints being of the highest importance. It is re marked, that M. Dc La Rochernocault his had se veral conferences with the Count de Cobentzel. I NAPLIS, JULY SI. The following are some fresh details relative to the earthy:al:it which has desolated this capital, and A great part of the kingdom In the morning of the 26th we experienced a heat much greater than the preceding days. About sift in the evening a north-west wind arose, bringing with it some thick clouds, which threatened a stancn, but which insensibly dispersed. At half past eight. the wind began to blow from the north, which is called at Naplc: a land wind, and which is cold and dry in winter, and hot in summer. It was on that day much colder than esual, and continued for about an hour, At three quarters past nine. the sea, which had been extremely tranquil during the da), began to be disturbed. Several persons who were bathing, felt the earth fail them under their fee►, and the fish maunted to the surface of the water, and appeared agitated in an extraordinary manner. At length, at three minutes before ten, a shock of an earthquake was felt, at first with a slight trem bling, and afterwards with a strong undulation, in a dire.tion from north to south, and which lasted from 45 to 50 seconds. At eleven, there was ano ther shock, but weaker ; and at three quarters past tsszlve, a third, still slighter. The sky was perfea . ly serene, but en the surface of the earth there WAS a sort of fog, from which emanated a strong smell of sulphur. From the summit of Vesuvius, an immense and very thick column of smoke arose, and between the first and second shock, two explosions wet e heard, similar to those which precede volcanic erup tions, but weaker. The first shock shook all the bells, which rang spontaneously. AU the clocks and dials in the city, as well public as private. stopped at three minutes before ten, the precise mo ment of the first shock. We have not yet received any news from Cala bria or Sicily. The damage done at Capua is happily less than was stated : 20 soldiers perished under the ruins of the barracks of .ante-Maria ; several horses were also killed. In the province of Salerno, and in the three provinces of La Fondle. the shock was much slighter ; but. in the county of Molise, the da mage done is very cinsiderable. The town of_ Iserno is entirely destroyed. From the oficial re ports of the Governor, whe arrived here yesterday, it appears that more than 1,000 dead bodies have been already dug out of the ruins, and the search is continuing. Iserno contained about 7000 inhabitants, a sixth part cf whom are supposed to have perished. Cam pobasso, Basanello, Loppizuto, Pieria . Jante Mac.. chir, and some other small places in the county of Molise. are also nearly destroyed. It Is supposed that 20,000 persons have pe►ishd in these different places. Great damage was also dolt, at Piedirnmat% 1