The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-26
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DELUGE IN INDIA.

ted a depth of tssige inches la Burrissul
the greatest destruction took place The fol-
lowing account Of the losses in The Thannsh
division of GuermndoIle. northward Of Burris-
aul, viii serve to slew the extent of the ca
lamiy:
Persons drowned, SAT
Houses destroyed, 1894
Buocks and goals destroyed, 1904
Mauds Of ice destroyed, 6,787
Major STuAhT, who had been sent from
Calcutta with supplies for the desolated dis
tricts, writes from BurrIsaul, that in six Than
mes 1884 persons were missing, and that 500 !
dead bodies had foated ashore.-Other ac-
counts augment The deaths to 10000; that
in one district, containing population OF So !
$50, three thousand perlshed; aud that 1000
persons persisted in he Bazes.
T,.Iian 4rmH-The army in the service Of the
East India Company consists Of, i'll all, 10000
regular native troops, offered by about 1000
Europeans; militia and irregulars about 10000;
ami European forces about 10000; forming an
army Of 100000.
TURKEY.
A terrific earthquake has occurred at Aleppo,
ia Turkey, which i said to have destroyed two
The great number Of unburied bodies in tins
extremely hot period of the year, has produced
pestilential efluyia, ana obliged the unfortunate
inhabitants to seek refuge " some remote dis
trict."
The number OF houses in this city is stated at
10000.
GREECE.
We find Ii,,le if any thing That can be de,
pended on, with regard 10 the affairs Of the
Greeks Vienna papers 10 the 95b Septem
Der. and Cons,antinople 10 the 7th, had been
received. No certain accounts had reached
Cnnsantinople of the state of affairs in the
Morea. subsequent to he operations Of Chou
rachid Pacha. in July but there were re-
ports Of the victories said 10 bave been gained
by the 6 eeks IN the following month, and OF
which we have already inserted vari0us state
ments from other quarters. On the 20h.
considesab e rain of artillery. with large
supply of ammunition. departed for ErZerum.
In thar qlar'er the Persians have recently OBJ
tanned considerable advantages over the Tur-
kish troops. commanded BY Jelaladdin Pacha.
These advantages are the consequence nt the
promised to JON the Turkish army with Il.
600 men, bu, who, instead of fulfilling his en-
gagement, went over TO the Persians. Twen-
ty-fIur Janissaries had been executed al Con.
stan'inople, for burning houses and commit
ting depredations.
FRANCE AND SPAIN.
The papers are filled with specuaions IN
on the business that will probably cone be-
tore tie Congress Of Sovereigns, assembling
10 Italy. Some of the papers call them the
modern Gentlemen of Verona The Lon.
don Courier strongly iDsinuates that the af-
fars "t Spain will come under discussion.
The Paris dates are 10 the 9Th Of October.
and those from the frontiers Of Spain 10 tbe
98th Of September. The Royalist Junta Of
Navarro has submitted IFS powers to the Re |
gency OF SEQ d'Urget II is Said that the
RoYalist army Of Biscsy has entered Nivarre |
10 combat the reinforcements sen, to the Con- |
situlional General Espinosa, The auhori l
lies Of Seville have set price upon Tie head
OF the i{oyalisi Chief Zaidyar.
BY The extracts from Freach papers. we
perceive that Beron, Col. Carron. and their
sccomplices, have been executed. The adj
vocate Tor Carron, after his sentence. pro
ceedrd with all possible rapidly to Paris. 10
bring 40 appeal before The Court Of @ sssalioo
but be arrived too late, a. The military trbu.
nal who bad revised his sentence. and con-
tlrmed !, IN contornity with the military
code, had drecled his immediate execution.
FROM SPAIN.
By the brig Shawmui. which arrived AZ
Boston on Thursday las, from Malaga, Ma
drd papers % The llh Of Sept. inclusive were
received.
According to these, The Consiiutionalis,s
have met With brilliant successes at al points.
in coniendiog sgsins, Tie forces Of the Ultra
Rovaists
The triumph ofLiberiy. al Madrid. on the
memorable 7th of July. 1929 was to be eel
ebra'ed IN that city. by Civic Feast, on the
24ih Of Sept.
a Madrid letter states It to be conf lenl.
reported, that the Rebel Regency il Caialoni.
has appointed NJ. Labrador Ia assist at the
Congress OF Verona, and VI. Vargas 10 gepre-
sent il at Rome.
A mail, between Madrid and France. was {
ately met Oh Tue road, under guard of forty
men.
MADRID, Sept 10 7
Serious differences prevail between he Frs 4
icalde and the Municipal Body OF Cartha- :
'enla, which keep the whole population IN
tate OF great uneasiness.-rhe worknen N "
ne Dock yard OF that city positively refuse I
. repair the Guerrero, or any other slip living 7
here, until they have been paid month 4
rrearS due 10 them by Eoyernn,anf q f,,o.,.