FRIDAY EvENING, DEC.
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STATE OF TRApE IN ENaLASp.-Ne have heard hid read good deal during the last six months respecting the great distress existing England amongst the mannac turcrs and spinners coion and the unprecedented de precision under which the trades market in ha. country labored-but until had the accompanying paper we had but faint conception of the extraordinary pros traitor of those Tie list which we publish be- low of mills and manufactories suspended either entirely or partially we are indebted for to commercial iriend who spent past the great manufacturing dis trcts ofancashre Chcshire Middesex etc. and il may he relied upon as auhsHtc. IL WAS obtained with some difficulty and not designed for publication.

 large number of these mills are owned by companies and wealthy capitalists, who prefer stopping them to working under the existing Of things The distress necessarily following the discharge from employment of 50 many operatives, furnish With some idea of what the actual condition of the poor must be in the manuiac tnring districts England and taken in connection with the gloomy picture drawn by the London correspondent of the Boston Courier published in yesterdays paper, presents altogether prospect of wreichedness and su ierng amongst the laborng classes of Great Britain which il is painful to contemplate.

 ist of Ailis and Manuacores in the vicinity of Man chester Stockport, Bolton, &c., stopped, or partal,, SD, on the lst Nov. lS4l:

 