PATTRAs, (rurkev, SEPT 8.
VIOLEAT EARTHQUAKE. etc.
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a harvest cf extraordinary abundance
had gratihed the wishes Of the inhabitants
Or Morea and the plague bad at length
ceased It's rayages when new misfortune
came 20 desolate it.


On the 23d ofAupust, about 8 O'Clock in
The morning, here was heard aesr Y stiss
loud detention similar TO discharge OF ar
tiliery it was followed almost immediaie
" by violent agitation of the earth which
lasted abou: minute and halt. Al the
same time the sea retired to considerable
distance, leaving the vessels dry that were
in the harbour. II then returnt d with fury,
rose fifteen feet above its ordinary level, and
covered with lis waves an extent Of land OF
almost an hundred feet. II then returned
TO its accustomed situation Bu, the Cape,
which formed part Of the harbour otVostiss
and was at the mouth OF river namsd