Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-18

telt on the 35tn, SOtu, Anu Stst vi warren. u
latter, which took place IN the night, sprea,
terror aud CONSERVATION through the city, /
the accounts from Madrid, given In the Fiencl
papers, be true, the effects OF these earthquake
in Mureia have extended far beyond thai pro-
vince, and been attended with still more fsta
disasters than on the spot i'sek. All Cadiz
Ii was reported, had been submerged, ,hougt
pains were taken 10 conceal tha,sdreadtul "a
iami,y, by which every family in the kingdorn
and many 10 other lands, would be 'hrown III
10 Gesola,ion: for that rich commercial CT,
eom3rised within its merchants individus d,
from almost every country on earth. The
Numbers of victims hitherto dug out OF the
ruins of the towns destroyed by The carr quake
amounts already to more than 3,ooo and ,ha,
of the persons wounded or muiila,ed, NOR
than double that number. The houses destroy.
ed are between and 1000 The wine aid oil
of last year are lost
The KING of So lin had ordered all the reve
nues Of the province of Murela 10 be employed
in relieving the person, reduced 10 misery by
the late terrible earthquakes In that country
l, is said, also, thai 10000 fra c>, lhe prodr e
OF the sale of oil, had been destined for the
same purpose.
There are some private &C codnts from Spain
which mention that the plan for putting stop
t. the smuggling trade in Andausia, was 10 be
carried INFO eff CT forthwith, AND that upwards
of ,welve ihoussnd men were 10 be employed
in this service, which viii prove very detr-
mental to the trading Interests at Gioral ar.
Trade al CadiZ was 10 a most wre,ched state,
and some of the oldest establishments, tired 81
waiting for some change, we're about 10 quiz
the place altogether.
Letter. from Barcelona state, that the princi-
pali,es were perfectly tranquil; and IT seems
certain, that several more individuals will be,
in few days, CO denim 10 dea'h, who are now
in the citadel Of that place. as implicated IN he
same constitutional Conspiracy, for wnich ,wen.
,y,three others have already suffered the same
thing.
FRANCE.
An article from Pals, A pril Is, gives he fol-
lowing deseripu on IF he dlstitss of he Wine
d parlmen,s-
Leuers from all the D. parimrn,s where ,he
vine is cultivated, state that misery is at lis
he light, and il is principally IN the parts where
ile bes, crops are that the greatest distress
prevails, because the indirect contributions rem
dering impossible al speculation, founded on
the keeping of good wines, the owuers are fore
ed to sell lhrm for the tavern, in competition
with the coarsest wines, and nearly at.,lfe same
p'iCe
1t is said that Prussia, at the rcquisilion OF
France, has disclamed the Intrn,ion OF Joining
Russia in The war which that power is waglny
against Russia
The differences be'wsp Holland and Prus-
STA, respecting The fe9dcm orNhe navigation
IF the Rhine, are 6ualy adjusnd.
Private letters from Paris, sire no counle-
anct to the iumor Of The Ere nth Government
b, ing concern q with England in JOINT rxpe-
di ion TO the Morea, and state that The late
fall III the Public s., uri,:es Ia the French cap>
itol was 10 be attributed wholly 10 he result
of ne debates in he Cham 1ers, aid not to any
armament about 20 be sent to the Morea, as
Was runeec.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
The Messenger drs Chambers states, that in
the last week of March m stsauguinary bat
tie was fought near Guigevo in which the Turks
had sustained a very considerable loss aud fhe
Russians had made themselves masters of i'm
por,ant positions.
The Loudon Globe of lhe 18th says" The
accounts from the sea- OF war in the Eas, are
dHu Noihs W ''>'''
state tina. the campaign Is begun and others
say hat the Russian prepara ions a'e Tar from
being complete, that it VIII be the beginning OF
May before their armies are in he fied in force.
Frontiers Of Serbia, ap,I The Paeha OF
Belgrade ha, received letter from the new
Grand Vlzier, Redchid Paeha, wso comnsuni-
Gates 20 him piece of news, namely, that he
has no, only succeeded in appeasing the dis
content of The Albapians, on account OF Their
arrears Of pay, but that he has concluded win
them new COW en,ion, by virtue OF which
5000 of them are to march immr diateiy TO the
Dsnube, and 5000 more to be placed under the
orders of The Pacha of Janina.
The scarcity Of corn began to be ie't IN de-
pIorable manner in several provinces OF the
Ottoman empire.
Accounts from the fertile province Of Ritog-
liza, say, that on the list March, the Okla bush.
ely Of wheat cos, forty-five paras; the price OF
ali the necessaries Of life Incl eases in the same
proportion. The Inhabitants are nearly re-
duced 10 despair.
FROM GREECE.
Trieste. .1prH S.-According 10 letters from
Corfu, of the 2o,h Of March. the town OF Pre-
vesa, and the whole coast opposite Corfu, had