From the ". York Com. .qdrertiser, Jan. g.
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". Y. Com. .4dv.


From the ". York Com. .adrertiser, Jan. 9.


LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
BY the packet ship Corin.hian, Capt. Davis, We
have received numerous files Of London papers tc
the 25th Of November.


Letters from Palermo, Messina, and Leghorn
state that owing to the heat Of the season, most
the cargoes of fish from Newfoundland had arrived
in bad condition.
London, .top 18.
An investigation having been instituted into tn,
affairs Of the contraband packages, placed among
MIR. Secratary Canning's baggage on his return iron
France, II has been ascertained that the packages
were placed on board at Boulogne, not without tn,
concurrence of one Of the suit Of the Right Hon. Gen
tleman. Though without any address on the out
side, one of them, ON being opened, was found L
contain direction TO waiter, at the Ship Tavern
at Dover. The servant and the waiter have beer
dismissed from their respective situations.


Courier
Prince Alexander Levin, attached 10 the Russian
legation at Washington, has arrived in the CORN
THAN.


The American Minister transacted business or
the 22d with Mr.. Secretary Canning, a, his office il
Downing street.


The Answer to the Kings Speech was moved il
the Rouse OF conrnens on the 2lst, and carried b,





Humes and Brougham's opposition TO the contrar,
notwithstanding.
In the course Of the debate. Mr.. Canning declare,
that the Parliament had been summoned at this in
| convenient season, for the purpose Of sanctoniDe
the necessary assumption Of power by the ministers
in regard to the partial opening of the ports. fo
oats, beans, &c. sc.
We learn also, from Mr.. Canning's speech, tha
Ministers did not mean to shrink from the question
4af.p -
their intention to bring forward the subject immed
a,eIy after the recess. But they would be driver
to a premature discussion We also learn iron
this speech, that


Nothing but the presence Of strong British ar.
mament, in the Tagus, has saved Portugal from
invasion by the Spaniards-- Ferdinand being vastl,
displeased at the introduction OF the new Consttu
tion.


Mr.. Southey has declined the seat to which he
was elected in Parament--not possessing the re-
quisite real estate.


The malady in Groningcn had not abated.
A fire in Batavia had destroyed l80 houses.
Executions were still going on in Consantinople
The Grand Seignor has executed 5000 Of his sub
ects. The ladies are thrown into the sea in sacks
A 60 gun ship, built for the Pacha Of Egypt, had
been launched at Leghorn.


Six unsuccessful attacks had been made upon the
Acropolis by the Turks.


a Mausoeum Is 10 De erected al otratordupon
Avon to the memory Of Shakespeare. The king
subscribed 1901.


The order for prohibiting the expectation OF arms
ammunition and naval stores, is renewed.


A paper OF the 22d, says, bills for large amount
drawn by the Mexican government, were presented
yesterday, but acceptance was refused.


A cotton mill belonging TO Cussons, Bradley &
Wilde, at Oldham, has been destroyed by 6re with
machinery, &c., valued at So,o0ol., principally in
sured.


The long pending treaty between Persia and Eng.
land, has been received in London.


The pe,sians claim some successe, over the Rus
slams.


The Times renews the rumor that the exertions
Of England and France have induced the Turks to
make concessions in favor of the Greeks. There is
no good foundation for the rumor.
London, .Nov. 25.
1t is stated from Vienna and Bucharest that the
Sultan had ratified the Convention of Akerman be
fore the expiration Of the stipulated period of four
weeks.


The news from Greece is generally Of a more fa-
vorablc aspect A great number of the inhabitants
of Rumelia had rebelled against the Porte.
Major Wilcox has arrived this morning at the
East India House, over land from India. This Off
has brought the long pending treaty between this
country and Persia.
LooK AT THIS re DRuNKARDs! a Mr.. Stafford
lras found FROZEN TO DEATH, on Tuesday morning
| in shop at the SOUTH END, in Boston, in conse
| guence Of fINTOXICATION.