The Weekly register., 1843-09-30
Il o II &c N.
Late from England.

ton on Sunday morning, at about 6 o.
clock She brings London papers to the
18th ult., and Liverpool to the 19th.-
There is no occurrence Of very striking
importance to record, although the pro
gress of events in Europe at this time is
full of interest.
From the Boston papers Of Monday,
and Wilmur & Smiths European Times
we make up the following summary:
The prospect FOR. the grain crops
which were in the course Of reaping
throughout England, was still consider
ed favorable, notwithstanding some
heavy rains which had injured them in
some quarters. The sales of Cotton
were large, and prices rising.
Parliament was to be prorogued On
the Gath ul'. and both houses were en-
gagged most energeticaIIy with the CO
sing business of the session. The re-
ports of a single days proceedings &C.
cupy five ofthe large pages Of the Lon
don dailics.
In Ireland nothing of importance has
occurred since the sailing Of the Mar
garet, but the policy Of government with
regard to Ireland, the state Of the coun-
try and the preparations to preserve
quiet and the union have been fully dis
cussed in the debate upon the Irish
Arms Bill.
A. series oftremendous thunder storms
passed over The whole South of Eng
land about the 10th ut.
The Caledonia arrived out on tho 18th
ult. in a passage of 12 days. She car
ried out Mr.. Bijdle's recent letter on the
State Debts.
During the present week the under
writer's at Lloyd's have received &C
counts containing information Of twelve
melancholy shipwrecks, attended with
serious loss of human life.
We read IN letter from Algiers, Ju-
Iy 80: Tke-columr- Of Medcaf, COM
posed Of 1900 infantry and GOO spahis
and African chasseurs, set out on the
25th, Gnder the command OF Col. YoUs
couf. The infantry were mounted on
mules, hired from the natives. 1t Is in
tended to proceed to considerable dis
lance and drive Abdel Kader into the
desert, if necessary, and not give him q
moments relaxation. In Quitting Me-
deah, Col. Youssopf took the direction
CT Boghar, where ample stores of eve
ry description had been provided.
Father Matthew, the Apostle Of Tenn
perance, was still in London, holding
vast meetings in the suburbs, and adj
ministering the pledge to thousands dai-
ly.
Debate on the Treaty Of Washington,
in The House Of Commons sub.
ject of the Treaty of Washington raised
a. discussion between free and shaved
holding countries, in which the old
ground ofthe right of search, fugitive
slaves, ard the British law which gives
Liberty to the slave when he touches /
cur soil, was gone over ad nauseum.-
The Attorney General. gaye it as his
opinion that, under the clause Of the
treaty for the mutual surrender Of Grim
inals, if the offence Of the party took its
character only from the slavery Of the
accused, he would not, under the bill be-
fore the House, be delivered up. Mr..
Duncombe adverted, in the course Of his
speech, to some instructions said to have |
been given by the American Govern
ment to its officers, in contravention Of
the Washington Treaty. He question
cd the sincerity Of Sir Robert Peel's
Government on this subject, and asked
him to lay the instructions on the table.
Sir Robert refused, adding that he saw
no ground for the imputaton. Uti-
mately the bill passed through the COM
mittee, as did also similar bill between
this country and France for the surren-
der Of criminals.
In the discussion Of Irish affairs,
Lord ,Brougham spoke with great Sc
verify Of President Tyler and his son,
in the House OF Lords, when the affairs
OF the sister country were being Incl
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