From the " 2. Mercantile .4dUertiser, Sent IS.


FROM ENGLAND
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we'd on Saturday from Liverpool bringing advites
to the 9th ult, and London papeIs1o the 9TH intla-
sige.


A letter from Liverpool of the 9th, says--' Our
latest accounts from Manchester are rather less
favorable. The yarn market is quiet, and no ad.
vance has been realized but there is a lrifng ad-
vance in some descriptions of goods. Our London
letters state "there seems general impression OF
gradual improvement. The weather is very fine
for the harvest, and the corn market is very dull


OF 10000 bales imported al Liverpool the week
ending August 5th, 5000 were from Egypt.


1t was unusually sicky a, Liverpool and other
places, occasoned was supposed by the extreme
heat OF the summer


L, Ganges, IA, and Heron, TO sail from
Plymouth on the 9th for Rio Janeiro.--1'he former
was to carry out the Hon. VIM. Gordon, Ambassa-
dor to Brazil.


The subject of most interest on the Continent,
was the new Portuguese Constitution, which ap-
pears to have alarmed all the members OF the Holy
Alliance.


The last Paris paper states that Lord Cochrane
had arrived at Napoli di Romania where he will
await the arrival of his fleet.


letter from Trieste, Of the 9th july says: There
still sad divisions among the Greek leaders, but
am happy to say that the ship owners cordial
ly disposed to CO operate with Lord Cochrane.
They have altogether 235 sail independent of the
praticaI vessels, the owners of which are declared
by the Government of Napo traitors to the State)
The number of guns which they carry is only four
hundred, some have only gun, and others
only muskets, but the crews upwards OF fourteen
thousand fine seamen, many OF whom being draught-
ed into Lord Cochranes ships, will do much execu.
tion'


London, .4ug7.


requison in the following terms to the Lord
Mayor is in he course OF signaure:--


TO the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor.


1--WE, the undersigned Liverymen Of London
whose names are hereunto subscribed, request your
Lordship to call, as soon as convenient Common
Hall OF the city Of London, for the purpose OF 'aking
into consideration the propriety of presenting &C.
tiiion to His Majesty, the King beseechng that His
Majesty would assemble Parliament in as short q
time possible, in order that measures may be
adopted to put an end 10 and to effect speedy
and complete abolition OF the corn laws, and of all
taxes on corn and flour imported


The Churchwardens of Manchester, have refused
10 call public meeting.


few days ago, deputa,ion from the distressed
manufacturers OF Frome, waited upon Mr. Peel, TO
request that he would present petition to the King
praying for remedy for the existing dstresses.
Mr.. P alter hearing what they had to say EXPIRE ssed
his regret at the condition of the poor but lamented
that he could hold out no hopes of remedy. The
evil, although great must cure itself The deputa-
ton then applied for an interview with Mr.. Canning,
fY
be occupied for two days in comforting with Foreign
Ministers, and could not see them.


1t appears from statement in the Morning Chro-
nicle, that the Printing Business, in London, is in
most lamentable condition. There at least 700
Iourneymen out OF work, and those who engaged
are but hall employed (excepting those on newspa-
pers)


A correspondent in the Times says-@ In The
whole county of Monmouth there are, believe, for
ty onc blast furnaces, and four or five new ones
erecting twenty eight are in full work, and the
malnder out of blast and Under repairs.


In Manchester and Salford, there are thirty thous
sand individuals who receive relief from the subsci-
tion fund in addition TO those who are partly sup.
ported out of the poor's rates. These rates, incu
ding lo0c0t paid by the county, amount to so o0ool
per annum, and fall at present tax on rental TO
the extent Of SIS in the pound


The Journeymen Shoemakers Of London are az
war with their employers.


The London bill brokers, in consequence Of the
abundance OF money, have now generally reduced
the rate oil discount to per cent. First rate bills
are discounted, and even sought after, at and 8
per cent. The private bankers, it is presumed, will
follow this example but it is not likely to be mi-
tated at the Bank OF England, positive refusal
was lately given to an application for that purpose.


vNornich Aug. Alt is much to be regretted
that at period like the present, provisions of all
kinds are excessively dear; mutton and beef sell
ling as high as Cd and l0d pound-yeal has risen
from 81 10 10d.


The intimation contained in some OF the papers,
tha. the frigae met with under jurymss,s in lat. ss
TO- long. rs, 04, may probably be the Brandy wine,
is calculated TO excite unnecessary apprehensions in
the minds of those who have friends board of that
ship. The course which the Bran6ywine must have
steered after leaving here or the influence of the
Gulf Stream alone, must have taken her far to the
eastward Of the above named longitude. The yes-
sci seen, was probably one Of the Spanish squadron
from Havana The brig Merced, of this port was
in carnanY with that snuadrnn hnnrs pinnc