The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-04-10 00:00:00

HAlBUltuil MAILS.

Cnal wtrz, Italie*
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We have just learned that on the 10th itib
mniith ■ mutiny broire bat among the TAM
garrison of Jassy, on which eicesson the e e
nat• city was plundered •ttd set err: we mei
hourly expectation of the peattcniara. Aerarilie2
to preceding news unissiocres had tribes silaat et
Bucharest on the 23th and 27th of Februa►y. se
itt Jassy it was reported that the Turk. inivailiti
celebrate the 7th of March, as the &mitre
the 'nuttier of their brethren, by fire and i .
that city ; it should seem, the►efure. shit
kept their wind.
Na Si;

11All SO R4B.

The number of perionti Wthr have Revealed all Of
late litmus storms t a the coast 0f...11040d Kit:•
amtedat no less than 1,500.
.•• . Armed 01.
The violent and continoal storms are a otriu.•
chnly Onstsha in the notional history of the preset
yerr; it is very long since so many vessels hp
hero the p►er of the waver. Arsong the *toe
lrtelv wrecked on these meant, is one that hod o
board • valuable collection of Eno.n thtiggitiv
betongirtg a. the Prussian Petieral, Baron .
After having made the voyay from Alexsoarts"
—Ter'4ste, owl thence to Hoothasik the vessel waste.
tan! hart, an a dreadful Ytorm between Hehetet
did etatlisven. A few lights chests flamed ours*,
;Itao4 poetry of Bremen. They coulained turfy
Mr* *llO the peasants Who opened them, 1
at the sight ulthe dead bodies, initiredtatels, hunt.i
;nem. They have since Nest taken up and del
reittil to the Pruasiau Authorities:

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Tile hurricane of the 30th and Slot Of. Ms;
Nq Setiii done much datmtge to the t;hip. w t
...1114be- liegew the city; several have Inst theit'andwi
kgtles, sob* are strauded and very leaky; sr,
mskoway all its masts, to avoid foundering,&,
The MisoUnts frost other ports are also very suelaJ•
Chighli: sled Mt expect lo hear many more mutt-
Whit;

STOCKHOLM, )LARCH !t.

A letter her the Soutar Malmoe to Cou
11u0iieidd,'Utitioter of Shoe, giver as peewi/I
teirll4l4 tihrm which lasted Several days wills b •
reufs df !hid and rain, and at length exceeded
c,ioletide sty thing that the oldest tithehitsola .r.••
.member ; many buildings were levelled, trees, ti• •
Up, and the era rose to en extraordinary twig,
some persons 'were drowned. At the same bat
similar storm raged at Halmstad.
In {he year 1819, a Seediih vessel, laden •
Steel end iron, wa. totally lostir the Dutch cow•
during the late storm in 1%11%018es it hat belt
east onshore neat liarluigen, ..and_a. great raft 4
the cargo eased.
SsRORIt, MARCH

In the night of the 21st F.l). a itoieul sto
raged in this city end netghboorhood. wttl•out
iog any wiry considerable damage; hut tn. I
mug struck and totally destroyed thr orePte
&huger. • few les/goes from hence, and killed so
cattle.

WARCIa 14
Yesterday we had again a terrible storm Imo
iiwith, which did much damage. We fear
ilegro of losses at tea.—(//asiburgh Papers, Aprii

THE SCI PRESS

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY. APRIL ln. 184 i.

New York Papers, forming a regular aeries f
the 6th to the 17th of March, have arrived at
Office. Their contents are more than usual!)
portent. The Posstostre of th• United St
has caused a Meassge to bi.communicated to
Senatorial House of Representat►ves. remakes
ins in strong terms that the several Spaotsh A'
riven Provinces which have succeeded in throw
olf the supremacy of the parent country, shoals! '
exp►essly recognised by the United States as
and independent Governments. This Mem
we err g;in•ti to understand, has long been ■ii
jolter!: throughout the Union, and it nosy intim
regraded bet as en echo of the eentiments let
upon,this interesting subject, ha►e been know
prevail in the House of Representatives. All
;anion was adopted by the House on the 301
January last, requesting the PIESIIANT to la)
fore it such itsformation as was in the powesor
the Eaecutive Autbosity concerning the Plot
the war betwern Spots end her revolted Coto
This Revolutions was mouifestly intended to b