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/ NPw Fork, September a.
The packet ship Corinthian, Capt. Daris, arrived
yesterday morning from Liverpool. She sailed or
the Oath ult. but spoke the Tasman, for Boston
which left Liverpool on the 9th, and obtained o.
the master London paper Of the 25lh, from which
the following extracts are made.


Letters from Liverpool of the 24th. say a,here i,
lair demand to day for upland cotton at las, weeks
prces-lor other descriptions, there is but little in
quiry."


Accounts from the manufacturing districts con.
| tinuc TO be more gloomy.


London, July 25.-It is understood The communi
cations from the manufacturing districts are oil a
nature to require interview the part OF the Lon
don Committee with Mr.. Peel, which is stated to
have taken place this day.
An account from Madrid, OF the 10th inst states
that the Spanish government has expressed mar
ked disappr obaton Of the measures proposed by
Don Pedro, for the government Of Portugal. The
King is said to have declared that the European
any such government in Portugal, and that for his
own part, he protested against every step Of the pro
ceedings


The grain harves, had commenced, the accounts
OF which from almost every quarter were favorable
and suspicious.


The intelligence from the city Of Cork is Of the
most narrowing characer-iamllies were 10 be found
which had not tasted food for two day, and two
nights.


The London Sunday Times oil July 90, says
/" We hear that great dssenson has broken out
in the Cabinet between Mr. Peel and Mr. Canning !;
the first recommending the immediate reei OF The
manufacturing dlst,icts by pecuniary aid The latter
insisting on the pernicIous nature OF the precedent
dissolution Of the ministry is talked Of as the pro-
bablc result


Most OF the persons arrested at St. Peersburgh,
appeared to have made sufficient atonements for
their iault by the imprisonment they had already
suffered, many of them appearing in public at per
feet liberty.


Al Constan.inope in order to keep The people in
The favorable temper the, had previously manifest
ed, the Sultan had caused the price OF provisions TO
be reduced one half, accusing the Janissares Of hay
ing made them dear


His MaJesty's frigate Syble. had suffered consi
dersbly in men and officers (4S uen and Lieuis.
killed and wounded) in an attack upon pratical
ieet near Gambia.


Letters from Smyrna Of The 22d June, state that
several ships come from The Dardanelles saw thou
sands Of dead bodies floating in the sea OF Marmo
ra supposed have been cast in, in consequence OF
the revolt oil the Janissares.