Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-18

~ UNI tDt OutIt vi DtINhT tpOIlc Cuuit VI tOmG-
thing disastrous to the Turks, but nothing definite.
in Albania, attended with bloodshed, are
spoken OF. The Servians, it is said, show no dispo-
sition to fight the Russians.-The ice in the Danube
had begun to move, and that river, would soon be
n%avigable. A report, not credited however, was in
on the 10th, that the Sultan had set out
for Adrianoplc.
CoNsrArrtNorLE, March ION. OHiey, the
North American Consul ut Smyrna, who came hero
some time ago, with the view of concluding a COM
'merciai treaty with the Porte, has returned to Smyr-
ma, without succeeding in his object.
Nj. de Chatcaubriand had left Rome on his way to
France.
GREECE.-Thc intelligence from Grecce. o;ven
IN the French papers. states that the Turks had
been again expelled from Livadia, ater a sangr;nayv
battle with the army of Prince Dernctriss Ypsilanti.
General Church IN a very boastfhl despatch. announ-
ces that the Castle Of Voniiza had surrendered TO his
arms. Admiral Malcolm is said 20 have sent a shin of
the line to Naples, to convey the English and French
Ambassadors back to Constantinople, or to any other
place where il should he determined that The neoo,;..
ton should be held.
PORTUGAL.-His Mojesty's cutter Brumblc.
Lieut.. Haswell, arrived here at noon, seven days from
Lisbon, with the mail from that city. Dy her we learn
that Don Miguel, not content with tire late executions
which he had caused, had sought to CRAFTY his thirst
Tor blood by attempting to murder his own sister! A
Count, who interfered to rescue the Princess, fell a
sacrifice To the violence of the enraged Don, who con-
hned his sister TO her room, and every day glutted
his revenge by personally beating Der. Arrests still
continued and many persons were PREPARING ~ ,,tn
their departure.
Extract ofa private letter fron Lisbon:-"Tbe Mi
MISTER OF Foreign Afhirs has notified To the Br,z;l;on
Consul to leave Portugal without DELAY. Sea ffoIJs
nave been erected IN various places, rs well as in tho
streets of Lisbon; % Liberals are destined n be 80
cuted on them. The cells in the converts have been
Sne me receP,non OF me women, us all the other
prisons are full. The expedition against Tercc;r,
Will not sail; 40 officers OF different Grades hnyo
heeh dismissed, who were going with The expedition.
General Torres di Reeo has been arrested at Viana
ana sent In Lisbon. Troops have been sent to Opor-
TO TO attend during the execution of Is ofthe Consti-
tutionalists."
The two expeditions intended for the Azores
remained IN port. The first consists of $50 inen
on board the Princcssa Reale, of ~ guns. and
TOUR other smaller vessels. A second exDedir ion ia 4,
carry 260o troops with n heavy battermp tru;,,.
They are to embark on board the Don Juan the
Sixth, of74 guns. and eight other ships. But seamen
arescnrce, and the troops sickly. Neither of the ex-
peditiOns had yet put TO sea.
The frigate, said to be blockadinp Terceira. hal
not been seen off the island down to the 9TH March.
There were four large ships off Terceirn supposed 70
have General Saldanhas division on board. Two
Thousand Portuguese %emigrants had previously Ian
ded.
Tho letters from Lisbon, via Paris, TO the aatb
nit. confirm the previous accounts of the atroc;opa
of Don Miguel TO his sister, the late regent
and add, that several bishops have been arrested
by his orders. The ministers of war and mari
ure SAID to have sent in their designations.
EARTHQAKE IN SPAIN.
Letters from Span are full of details of the earac,s
Oh a late Earthquakes. The towns of Guardamar,
1orrevieIa, AlInoradi, and Los Dolores, have been
entirely ruined. -Four hundred and seventv hod;a,
mad been dug out ofthe ruins of Almeradi. Mineral
springs nave been removed to the distance of sx
miles from the place where their scources originally
were The river Scgura, which flowed through tho
OF Murcia, has changed its course and ito rsou,L
y our great craters are opened at Beneluza. and emi,
lava and infectious exhalations. Two other cruteys
opened at the place where Torrcvicjo wa built, pour
fnFth fnFFpUfg nI t1ntaI nR-
A letter from Madrid ofthe 3Oth ult. o;ves ,b. c,-
lowing summary of the damage and loss of life s,s-
famed by the late dreadful convulsion of notnrp.-
'Murcia, capital of the province-Not a single church
y, ounce tnat mas not been considerably damaged.
Inc bridges Of Scgura, which Unites the two narts
the city, have suffered materially. Several nous
nave been ruined, and a grent number of persons
~perlshed. Cartbegens-Thc quarter of Serratn has
neen ruined. Saint Fulgencia mas disappeared.
Rolalcs, La Grania, Cox, San MipueI. Caliosa apJ
several other cities and villages, have suffered \
great deal of injury. La Mata is a heap of minis.
he earthquake has dried up two salt lakes. Tore
V.e,Jo- Not n single house is standing, the nunber of
tIl!ed and wounded is very great. OribueIa. Sonr
have fallen; the number of deaths bera I,
seven; the whole population is in the fields.
Iuaruama lsno longer IN existence; two wind mills
are standing, the village having entirely disan-
'earcd' mazda, and several other villages in the
icinlty, nave sustained great injury. Rafnl-Tbis
Mage has been destroycd; the number killed and
IS immense. AK Garres-ScyernI bousca
ave %tnnbled; and a mountain near the town Inns
ohed away, and several individuals have persisted.
'enejuzar-The creator part of the honses have fall
IN; the number OF wounded is considerable and. the
llled amount to $50. Almoravi-Not a single house
r edI1ce remaining on this foundation. Already 400
ersons have been taken dead from beneath the ru-
49, besides n large number of wounded. The earth
make OF the 2lst was accompanied by n tremcnduous
oise. Travellers observed, at the moment OF the
lock' q column of FIRE proceeding from the eastern
cast OF Murcia. Nor have the shocks ceased ever
nee the 18th IN that province, and further evils arc
NEW POPB.--Cardinul CastigIione was elected
by the Conclavc, anil declared on the 31st of
He is 60 years of age, and will bear the I'll
G OF Plus 9Th.
ENGLAND.
STATE OF MISUNDERSTANDING and Weaving
'us IN a lamentable state of depression. The ircR
also partook of the same result. In Mancbes-
from 1000 to 100 fine spinners had ceased 10
york, and about 1000 other hands of tho various
l0sscs employed in the cotton factories. The best
seiing is said to prevail between the masters and
le men; and the foymer orc represented to be de-
lrous that the men may not acccpt the reduced wa