Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18
FOREIGN.
f'paa Me Charleston Me1eury.
Ngw YoRK Oci. 9.

ARRIvAL OF rae GREAT WEsTERS.
The Giea, Western. Captain Hosken'
from Liverpool 2Sd ul,.. arrived yesterday
lnuruins in the harbor a, l04 o'clock with
her usual punciualiiy.
The disturbances in Wales continue
and are becoming more serious, leading to
the loss Of scvera! lives.
The account from The Manufacturing
Districts continue 10 be favorable.
There has been grand review OF Ber.
lin. M which The King Of Prussia, the
Empero. Of Russia. the Prince Royal OF
Sweden, and his daughter, Princess Euge-
mia. with many other distinguished per.
sons were present.
Two English Quakers. Alexander and
Wifien, had arrived at Compenhagen, TO
conviuce the Danish Government ol rhe
cxpediency TO abolish slavery in the Dan.
ish IVES, India Islands.
The National German Gaze,ie, OF the
9Th instant, announces tha, new couspi-
racy had been discovered in Warsaw, and
that more than 100 persons had been ar.
rested.
There is no news yet Of The long mis-
sing Indian mail i, is uow more than
fortnight, nearly three weeks beyond lis
time.
We understand that tho berlhs 10 the
steam ship Bibernia, TO sail for Halifax
aud Boston on the 4,h October, arc near
Iy oil engaged,
TIE new Government Of Spain has is.
sued It's manifesto to the nation. u Is
a long document, beginning with tho late
melancholy events ni Barcelona; and
while protesting TO trea, OF The principle
Representative government, attacks The
central iuu,a with great bitterness. This
manifesto has the names Of the ministry
attached.
The Courier de Snashours states that
q considerable emigration from Alsacc TO
Algeria is in progress.
A Havre Journal announces that il is
in,euied to erect column at Trepor, 10
commemorate her Majesiy's visit. to be
crowned by TWO aIlegorical impersona
sions Of France aud England holding each
other by the hand.
From Wiimer s; Smiths Times.
O'Connell, continues as active os ever.
ard we hear no talk Of his speedy retire
rnent 10 bis mountain home at Derry.
raue, where, hitherto. at This season "f
the year, he has been more accustomed To
the music Of his beagles than 10 the reE
populi. All his energies appear to be ab.
eorbed in his presen, asitntion, which
leaves him no time for rest or retirement.
Upwards Of 10000 persons salu,ed
Father Mathew with joyous acclama.i"n
on landing a, the Kingston Jo,iy. lost Sa-
,urdsy, from his mission in England, Ian.
ded by the Prince, mail steamer, from
Liverpool. aud administered the pledge
before Hayes Hotel, Kingston. on Mon.
day.
The Frankfort Journal states that the
King Of Prussia has written an autograph
letter inviting Queen Victoria and her
consnrt TO extend their visit Oh the conti-
uent TO Berlin.
On the 5,h ult. a terrible conaaSraiion
occurred a, S,uhlweisseubursh. in Hun
gary. Nearly 1000 houses we're reduced
20 ashes.
The Royal Mail steamer Dee, a, Fal
mouth ON tho 18th, b1"ugh, twenty-five
passengers, among whom was General
Bower, ex. x.Presiden, Of Hayli, who is
said to be on his way TO France, for The
benefi, Of his health.
Violent Storm a, Mars.iiies.-A most
violeut Storm of rain, thunder and lighliu.
ing, burst over this town in the night on
the i4,h and 18th instant, cccasuning an
immense deal Of damage in sireets, shops
and houses. 10 the Rue Paradis. the loss
os one s,uele ,radesman, by the inunda.
,iou Of his shop, is estimated q, nnre shan
20Oof. The steeple of The Church des
Missions de France has been, il is said,
entirely destroyed BY the electric fluid.