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The ConstitutionaIst Deputies have received tes :.
tmonies of the esteem and gratitude Of their con.
stituents not only in the large towns, but also amous
the Inhabitants of the country.-Fetes have been
given in their honor, and dinners alter the English
mode of ofhonoring favorite politicians.


Adyices from Madrid to the last of September,
announce that the heat with which the country had
been visited had increased rather than diminished,
and that the drought was excessiye.--Ihe number
of sick is considerable and Of those who were attack
ed the greater part died.


On the i3lh, l4th, and 18th of September, pow.
erfu shocks of an earthquake were elt IN Spain,
on the shores of the Mediterranean, In the neghbor-
hnod of Murca. Guarta,nar. TERRA, VIeja, San
XAVIER and especially Tore, de Ia Mata suffered
greatly by it. In the latter place almost AL the hau.
ses were overthrown. In the others the buildings
had suffered severely, most OF those which were
not destroyed presenting issures from top to bottom,
j, The inhabitants had Withdrawn into the country,
and constructed rude cabins for Temporary shelter.
AT Murcia three shocks had been felt. and the IN
habitants preparing to leave the city. All this
part Of Spain isn dismay and desolaton.
A singular phenomenon took place between Tor.
re Laguna and Uceda, about seven leagues from Ma
drid, which uccasioned great arm among the peo-
ple. Flames came out OF the earth IN the midst OF


thick whirwind, of smoke, and set fire to the stub
Bile of the fields, and oyerran great part OF neigh
boring mountain 1t is said that some monks were
to be sent from Madrid to tranquillze the people by
assuring them that the phenomenon had nothing su-
pernatural IN it.


The liberal French journals, speaking Of the pre-


sent excitement Ireland, say. that were the English


ministry wise they would overcome the irivolout
vanity which belongs only to petty statesmen, and
make the concessions so justly claimed.