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Atlantic and Pacific a £lOO • 4610 -A
Australian - 100 . 1 . 26 27
British Iron Company - 100 - 5 • 111 #lOl9l 10
Bristol Map Canal - - - i -
Canada Company - , 100 • 10 - 403 41
Milian and Peruvian Company 543 4
Hibernian Joint Stock Company -•-• - 41 1 1 pm.
Mexican Company 100 10 161 153
.filetropolitan Fish Company 25 1 23 3
Provincial Battik of Ireland 100 5.• 123 133 13
Patent Bricks - . 50 11 . 41_5
Patent Steam Carriage .... 9 10 4 33
Royal Stannary . •-• 5 5
FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Austrian Bonds 5 per Ct. 971 Mex. Bonda,s per Ct. 21 201 11
Ditto Arc. 981. Ditto Acct. 81
Brazilian Bonds 881 3 gilts Scrip $2l 51 pm.
Ditto Su 184 5 punt tto Acct. 5 pram
Ditto Ace. $1 prom Neapolitan Bonds, S per Ct.
Buenos Ayres Bonds, 913 Peruv./3unds, 6 per Ct. 88
Chilian Bonds, 6 p Ct. 901 1 Ditto Acct. 88
Ditto Ace. 901 Portuguese Bonds 901
Colombian Bonds, 6 p Ct. 92 Ditto Arc.
Ditto Bonds 1824, 91 901 11 1 Prussian Bonds, 5 per Ct. 1011 1
Ditto Acc. 91 • I Russ.Bonds,lB22, S p.Ct. 95 4g
Danish Bonds, 5 per Ct. 101 Spanish 5 p. Ct. Cons. 241 5 41
Ditto )larks Banco 1001 1 Ditto for Acc. 241 .5 41
Greek Bonds 52 11 Span. S p.Ct C. 1823, 191 20 191
Ditto Acct. 64 Ditto Acc. 201 191
Ditto Scrip 1825 41 5 41 dis. I French Rentes, sp. Ct. 1053 f.
Ditto Acct. 4 5 41 1 1 di.. Exchange 25f. 10c.

This forenoon we received the .Piedmontese Gazette
of the 3d inst. ss hich contains •an account of the late
afflicting earthquake at Santa Mama. Every assistance
was forwarded.to the sufferers on the instant, by the
lonian Government at Corfu. The following are
the details :

CORFU, JANUARY 22.
• , The same terrible calamity, which at the end of
el 820 afflicted the city of Zante, has fallen with still
greater fury on the unfortunate city of Santa Maura.
On the II th of this month, one of the most violent
shocks of an earthquake ever felt in that island,
plunged the unfortunate inhabitants into the utmost
distress. We are not yet acquainted with all the par-
ticulars, and the terrible effects of that disastrous
event, but from the authentic reports which have
reached us up to the 20th of this month, we cannot,
without the most profound sorrow, announce to the
public so tremendous a calamity. The whole city
presents to the view only a vast scene of desolation
and ruins; all the houses are either entirely overthrown
or extremely damaged. All the churches, except one,
are destroyed; and we • say, without exaggeraiion, that
the city of Santa Maura is uninhabitable. This dis-
aster having occurred in the midst of winter, and in
extremely stormy weather, the consequences are
on that account still more fatal. The mills and
evens being all destroyed, and the unhappy peo-
ple having no shelter from the inclemency of
the season, k is easy to conceive ' the difficulty of
procuring bread, and the scene of haulr which deso-
lated the town, and the lamentations and cries of des-
pair of the families; who saw the streets inundated with
wins and oil by the destructiop of their magazines, and
all their provisions spoiled. Thousands of persons are
reduced to beggary. The number of persons who pe-
rished, up to the 21st, was 24 in the city,besides IS who
bad received bodily injuries ; twenty-three others are
buried under the ruins of the village of Zuccalades.
The earthquake happily spent its whole fury during the
day, so that thi inhabitants both in the city and the
country did not suffer in their persons what they would
have suiered had it pappened in the night. It is
that - parts of the

worthy of particular notice, that in some parts of the to the feelings and character of the people of Eng- on its side, and the champion of humanity cameo ins
Lord
skive, will be the property of the lidetor, ana in ass nagi.,..—
interior of the island the shock •was not at all felt. It laud, or that he wantonly calumniated them. But a measure with acclamation through all its stages, down
seems that its whole force was spent in the parts nearest few months ago we were threatened with a new Bert- to the third reading, when the late Mr. WINDHAM en• 'Lard .---- says be will answer for aught I agree to so will 111
husband.—Do just as you like—consult only yourstif.—l gett a!
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force ofmuch by small book as yin( will gi•e me for taking you I°V
the sea. The Portress.and the Custom-house bad not VAR to avenge the real or imaginary wrongs of the wit
suffered much damage. •
people of Ireland. Now, Mr. O'Connr.u. confidently tered the lists, and opposed it with so great a
• . more. I attack no poor menEbecause they cannotbdp thanselves..-‘
i and argument, that the measure, hitherto so sue
ceisful, was thrown out by a decided majority.•
Adle —Mind I have no time to write again, as what wton
writingubooks and then altering them for those wisely/ ass, I ass 1/4.
We know, also, that the city of Prevesa has suffered tells his countrymen their Before Mr. Justice GASZLED left Aylesbury he re- done up—frolpi eft mart.
ready, but we have not yet received the particulirs. spited all the prisoners who were under sentence of
omammo" Winter is past, . •
What do you think of my French? Yours pew del
HARRIETTE ROCHFORT, tau
The earthquake was also felt bere,,in Cott:lon the same And the hope that lived tbrough.it death. A reprieve for Tilley and Randall arrived on
Don't trust to bag with your answer.
daysead at nearly the same hour. EWE blossom at last." Wednesday morning. Addressed, Edward Ellice, Esq• M.P. New•street, Undue.
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