From the Ne,o- York Enquirer. LATEST FROM ENGLAND. <
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The English papers are filled with accounts of the elections. The excitement in the COun- try appears to have been great. Several chan ges in the representation are likely to occur.-- Hunt, the celebrated mob orator, is contesting the county of Somerset, but with no chance Of success. Cebbett's chance at Preston, Is better, but not much so.

 The Kings speech for the dissolution of the Parliament has been s' arrangcd'' in council. and vigorous preparations for the approaching clecfions arc making rl1rough- out the kingdom. l

 The Turkish accounts state that the at tack of Col. Fabyier, with the regular Greek troops, upon Negropont, had totally failed, and the corps been almost. destroy cd. The Greekloss is estimated at ,OO0 men, besides cannon, &c. s

 Lord Cochrane has at last actually sail- ed for Greece

 Mrs. Opie, the novelist, hasturned qua ker. In her early life she was remarable for her attachmenI to the political principles of Dr. Price, and tho friends of the. French Revolution in England. s.

 Capt. Pearce, the traveller in Africa, died lately in. Africa. Dr. Morrison, the companion of Capt. Clapperton had reach- cd London, ,16O miles in the interior, near ly in lat. deg. north, ,and was (when heard from) descending the north face of the Kong Mountain, on his way to Timbuc- too. &

 The following is an extract from the Calcutta Government Gazette Extraordin- ary, of Jan. 20 :--