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The Philad,lphia National Gazette of yesterday
morning contains news from England to the 9Th OF
August, received by the packet Shenandoah, just
arrived at lha; port The following summary OF
the news is from that paper


Up to the Gth ult. in London the arrivals Of
English wheat we're fair and foreign considerable.
New wheat had al!cn -. and bonded 3s. 10 l..
frem the price OF the lst alt. Foreign free whest
ia quoted at SOS. 10 7js.


The sale, of cotton in Liverpool on The 4th were
about 3000 bnles ard entirely TO the trade. No
thing done for export OF speculation.


The London papers contain long documents OF
the Chinese Government, full usual Of buster
and bombast


The overland Canton Mail had arrived bringing
dates to the l9th of May. ship from England
loaded with provisions for the expedition fad sailed
north direct 90 Chusan TO: knowing Of rccent alter
cai.n', when her commander, Captaa Stead, K.
N. was seized and killed. by the Mandarins Triio
nad been partially resumed, but greatly TO the dis
advantage o! the English. On the 18th OF May,
Capt Elliott, at Canton, moved Up the river in
steamer followed by oaher vessels. The city be-
gan 20 be rhrongcd with Chinese troops Of u super
ior class as soldiers.


The news had caused n further fall Of Teas o.
2Id. per poGad Capt. Elliott had received credit
for. keeping opea the commercial intercourse with
China. n,0GoO00 ib.. had been despatched
prior tho l8th Of May, and it was expected that
5000, 600 lbs. more woud he shipped Immediately


The London Money Market IS represented as
close.


In rhe London sun Of the 9th .a find no men
ton OF american secur!lies nor any sales quoted.


On the 9Th the Duke oil Wellington tool. Lord
Mel6ourne's place ia the House of Lords No