Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-16

a. Of S1 The Messenger,
40 'n ''a s'' Of the assertion of the Ga''i''
t'',"' sbicb stated :has NJ, de cha'ea1-
f's se,, .0de,vored TO procure the slse,i0o .
'ana '. =, zarla to the Papal Chair, and n,n
cadia a. s;ncs tina, Cardinal obtained oni,
'hs'' ''I S.e,,re, that the new Pon'iffis pre-
S'"' ,ns that France desired, and whom
81 ~, ~ .n.,eb Of VI. de ChateauhriaDd had
''% ',;.,I Ca.,islioni (says the Nss'ase'o
lend and the con6dan' Of Plus VII. is ee'e,
gum a. IN The Church for his exalted p'e'y and !.
f't' !" 81 va, raised TO the Bishopric OF
'1 ,,s native town of Plus VII. who
go cav. him proof Of affection ana es-
~ , =. promoted to the dignity OF Card'-
' Isis, he became the confidential counsel
'Jcpdinal Gonsalvi, who exercised Tor SO
.;oa moderate and b-nr Gc ial power at
II We add fact, it is that Cardinal
ION; was supported by France al the
-" ., ne election of Leo XII. and oppose
IA, Sovereign Pon'if,
y 4. Cha,eaubriand has therefore "orthi'y
,,oDIi,hed his mission to the Sacred Col
c,,bolic France has acquired an ally al
-. time as a Soy ereign Pon,lff, and, in
"a # being afflicted at such choice, the
.4:os,te Galician Church haze reason to
:. ,,oIa,e themselves upon 1t,
GREAT EARrHQU AXE IN SPAIN
,.r,.ouake was felt on the 2lst March
.u,,,id and many other parts OF Spain. In
-. rrovince OF Murcia i, occasicned the
-, ,f3ieriye disasters. The following is an
,,.,e, Of letters to the 2s,h Of March,
Marcia capi,al Of the province MOT a single
.,,,5 or other edifce tina, has not been con,
so,,,ry damaged. The bridge OF Segura,
,rrO mites the Two parts OF city, has suffer
, ,,rsrially Several houses have been ruin>
= "a a urea, number Of persons persisted.
c,rn,genl-The quarter OF Seta'a has been
.lned.
Sam, Palgeciua has disappeared.
Riates, La Granja, Cox, San M'gui', taio-
4, ,;d s.vsrai other cities and villages, have
fired great deal OF injury.
La Mala is heap Of ruins; The earthquake
,sdrlyeu up two salt lakes.
Tore Veio-not single house is standing
he tosu a heap of rains; the numotr OF
led aud wounded is very great; ZOO oodie'
re ALT ady been dug out.
edi6ces have fa!ien-the
m5er Of deaths here is but seven; the whole
vuIAlIon is in the Fields.
Guard Imar is 90 longer IN existence; two
ilmil!s only are standing, the village having
itIv disappeared.
Mazda, and several other villages in the vi
io, have sustained great injury.
RaIAl-this Villages has been dss royed; the
nhrr killed aud wounded q, Immense
AK Garres-,everal houses nave tumhled,
mountain nror the Town has rolled away,
!scvefl| indISiduals have persisted.
3so,Ilzir-rhe greater part OF The houses
', lalea the number # wounded is consid-
~, aud the killed amount 10 $50
Alnorayl-Npt a single house or edifce re-
.ilas on its foundation. Already 400 per.
IS have been taken dead from beneath the
lbs, b. sides large number of wounded
TIE earthquake Of the 2lst was accompa-
d by tremendous noise Travellers observ
It the moment Of The shock column OF
proceeding from The eastern coast OF Muir
/ Nor have The shri ks ceased ever since
l2'h in TIA; province, and further evils
'e expected.
letter from Madrid, March 80, saws
'tis hcusht that the portfolio of foreign
lars sio be given TO Count d'Ofaia, and, 1t
tsnoud take place, he is 10 b. ucceeded
be Embassy to Paris by the duke San Fer
TO-"
PORTUGAL AND BRAZIL.
L was behaved in London, that negotiations
re on foot between Don Pedro anc England
.6a'iew 70 some adjustment Of the distract
ffilrs OfPortugal The young Qceen il was
'posrd, would return To Brazil. Another
nor dtstires her TO the island OF Terceira.
ere Is report from Paris, that the Emperor
" Sedro is shortly TO marry princess Of
HCase Of Orleans
lie news from Portugal is Of the same old
e'ai character. Every thing is unsettled
in Confusion.
FROM THE THEATRE OF WAR.
he ,ampaisn is opened. A letter from Blu