{"newspaper_name": "Portland gazette and Maine advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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Several. fevcre fhocks of an earthquake
were felt at Naples about the 21th Of July
Be6des the place Ct the Duke ,of Cariglia-
10 under aAe ruin, Of which fcveral per-
ions have peTifhed, thoie Of the Prince del
Severe Of the Duke Of Sangro, the Duke
of Cad4no-Scrra, Of the Duke de MonteIe-
one, sc. &c. are principally defroycd.
The news which arrived from the provinces
was ltiil more alarming, ,annouHces more con-
iiderable damage. From Ciferne 10 Naples
nothing is 70 BE- fcen but ruins. Sainte-
Marie de-Cspone, a city Of ,ooo fouls, is
at prcfent entirely uninhabirabIe. Veiu-
vus, which for few days emitted a great
deal OF fnoke, and leemed to indicate that
a great eruption was near taking place, all
OH luddrn, ceaitd and ahumSd a mof al
arming tranquility. All the people lie in
the open air. The. court inhabits the little
houfes built on purpofe for earthquakes.
All Naples was in fright, and every thing
bore the image Of ruin and deltru4ion In
the day proceiIions Of all forts prcambulate
rhr ftreets.