ApW FORK. jan. 6.
LATEST EROM ENGLAND.
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The ship Josephine. Captain Coles. fiom Liver.
pool, anchored below the Narrows yesterday alter
noon. BY this arrival The Editors OF the CONNER
cial Hduertispr have reeeived regular file Of Lon.
don papers TO the evening Of tile 18th inclusive.


Parliament re-assembsd on the 18th.


A letter from Liverpool, says-TEe complaints
Of dullness in trade rather increase We have very
fiat accounts from Manchester.


a Glasgow paper says G the poor laboring peo
ple are now obliged 10 wash their clothes without
soap, go to bed without candle, and to live on
oatmeal, potatoes, and fish, and such other articles
as are the produce Of the districts in which they
reside


The woolen trade OF Saddle worth, which depends
much upon exports, principally to The States con.
tinues extremely depressed. In the township Of
DELPHI alone, there are At present no fewer than
$500 persons Oh the list of paupers.


The artisans in Lancashire and Yorkshire are in
deplorabie state. Many families once in the en-
Ioyment OF many comforts, now unable by the
most arduous labor, to procure the common neces-
saries of life.


A branch Of the Bank # England is to be opened
in Liverpool. Samuel Turner, Esq. ia appointed
chief manager.


A paper of the last date says--"It is stated on
good authority that the Turks have at last yielded
to the remonstrances of England and France on The
subject oi the Greeks and that arrangement los
the independence of Greece will be made, on terms
less favorable to the Porte than has been formerly
proposed"


The Calcutta Government Gazette contains an
account OF the British agent at he Burmese court
taking possession Ct the newly acquired territory in
Buim nah, which was performed about the end of
March, by the agent, MIR. Crawfnrd, 10 company
with several officers, and Mr. Judson, the American
missionary.


The Portuguese Minister Of War writes from
Faro. that the rebellion OF Tavira is wholly pus
down, and that it was almost entirely confined to
the military; not 20 Agai yians being found imph-
Gated,


BY the ship Cowper, Capt. Uran, arrived a, New
York on Saturday last, from London, London papers
to the evening Of the 2lst Of November, inclusive.
have been received.


The Russian beiligerent operations against Persia
are suspended by the accounts from Odessa
Nothing will be done Till next spring. The Rus
slams have great deserts and mountains TO cross be-
fore they reach the Persians. Abbar Mira
was defeated on The l3ih September.


The Turkish feet has returned TO The Dardanel.
les without attack king Samos. The Mediterranean
swarms with Greek pirates.