The Weekly register., 1843-08-12
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Arrival of the Catdonia.

The Irish army bill underwent the
thirteenth discussion n the House of
Commons, on the evetng of the .29th,
without being defnity acted en-.
The nuptials of te Princess Augusta
of Cambridge wivihe Grand Duke of
Necklenburgh tOk place with great
2pomp and cerenyny at Buckingham Pal
ace on the 28tRof June.
Letters froh Copenhagen mention
that several Urge warehouses have been
destroyed byfre; damage 80 or f4to,-
boo.
The Cologne Gazette announces that
.he difIeences which had existed be-
peen the Holy See and the Court Of
Lisbon, had been satisfactorily arran-
bed.
TOTAL LOSS OF THE SHIP HANOVER,
BIZ PRoxlDENcE.-On the night of the
10Th June, ship Hanover, Of Providence,
from Savannah for St. Petersburgh,
struck on the rocks called the Atlas, o.
bout mile from the north west point
scf North RonaIdshag, Orkney Island
Vessel a total loss; about ESQ bales Cot
ion have been saved and many other
bales are picked up in many places about
the Island, Capt. Martin, officers and
crew all saved; the latter had left for
ihe U. States previous to June Gath
The ship went ashore in thick fogey
weather.
MR. EVERETT AT OxFoRD.-The Ok
ford Convention on Wednesday confer
red the degree of Doctor of Civil Law
|on Mr.. Everett, amid 6cene of the ut
most tumult; several members dissenting
because it is understood the American
ambassador was at one time a Unita-
Fian minister.
Extensive riots have taken place in
South Wales. The number of rioters
amounted 10 Is or 10000. Severe con-
|ficts have taken place between them and
\ he military.
IRELAND.
O'Connell continues his Repeal agi-
I aaion, and is powerfully assisted by the
Priests. At a late meeting at Ennis, the
humber present is estimated al 100000.
is rumored that her Majesty's minis
ers are more peaceaBly inclined towards
! he Irish.
FRANCE.
The Chamber Of Deputies reduced
he Army estimates, in opposition TO the
ministry.
An idea prevailed at the Bourse, that
HE Repeal difficulties in ireland, and
ne Spanish difficulties would soon cease.
ALG1ERs.
The French troops continue their op7
kra,ions, with an occasional affair with
hbd-d- Kadr, though he still remains un-
conquered
SPAIN.
Affairs in Spain are becoming more
pacific. A part Of the fortress of Tara
Eona have been taken by force hostile
10 the Regent. Seville, Corunna, and
several other large towns have declared
for the Regent.
IIJDIA.
There are advices from China to the
|98th March, and from India to the Goth
|Moy. b
Shere Mohammed was again at the
head of an immense army of Beloochees
|and had sent in a message that having
fought two battles for his country, he
wished to fight another for religion. Sir
|C. Napier was making every effort Il
me5t him.
Now difficulties had arisen among
The Chinese, which delayed the ratifca
lion O the British Treaty. Things
were quiet, bat the PIenipotentiary for
bears TO prosecute his journey to Pekir
, for the present..
In Alexandria, it is said the Pacha has
associated Nth him in the government
towing to aye and infrmitiesJ his grand
con Abbas. Ihis does not promise peace
In case of the pacha's death.
Cotton is hesy at Liverpool, London
and Havre, sndpric6s for inferior quail
ties.o the deche.