From the Canadian Courant.

SALMoS RIVER, Lines, Nov. 26
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The people of this vicinity have been,
during the last three weeks, very much a.
larmed by repeated shocks Of earthquakes,
some of them SO heavy as to shake violent
III The houses, startle the inhabitants from
their sleep, rattle stoves and other articles
of offurniture, and even TO raise a surf 10 the
river, when the air was perfectly cala.-
You may he assured that this account is
Iunexaggerated. There have been, be-
iieye, upwards Of forty shocks since the
dark Tuesday: some Of them are accom-
panied vii, a noise as loud as that caused
py The discharge of a twenty -four pounder
Ired at the distance of mile: others were
attended by a rumblins sound resembling
that productivity the finger ona tamborine
The last shock was experienced at ten
o'clock last nieht, and was pretty severe.
Some are SO alarmed that they arc with
|Iiifliculty persuaded to go to bed others
Ego to bed with their clothes on, and their
cash in their pockets, fearing what may
happen in the night. Hoping the worst is
bver, / remain, Sir, &c. J. ID.