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ARRIVAL OF THE BRITANNIA.-The Britannia arrived al Boston on the 9th inst with news twelve days later than by previous arrivals. She left Liver pool on the 20th ult and brought 50 passengers to Halifax and 29 to Boston. ftaH

 The President had arrived at Liverpool ,and the un lerwrters had refused at 80 per pre- mium.

 Tine most important item of news by this arriyal is the conclusion of the between Great Britain and China-the former power, after soaring the Chinese out of their senses imposing the seye est kind of con litlons. The following description of the attack on the Bogue forts, is from London paper:

 h consequence of the nsincerity and tardaess dis piysl by the Imperial Commissioner, attack ma le on the morning of the 9th January the ,sts of the Bogue forts. In two hours the fort h possession of the Engllsh with loss of only three kilIe and twenty three wounded that of the Chinese is estimated at from 800 to 700 Many were killed a the atte npt to escape by jumping down from their en,saslres, depth of 20 feet, the rocks below. Tas ships ani crews escaped unhurt, although the fort n ,uatei 35 guns.

 At the sane time the fort of Tycocktow was attack. c l by another squadron. heavy fire was opened on th fut ani promptly returned, but the Chinese guns ware speedily disable l, and party of seamen landed to seize the fort. The Chinese made spirited re- sistA ,cs but were ovsfpowered and the fort capturei The first lieutenant of the Samarang was wounded in the assault.

 The steam vessels then attacked the fleet of junks lyiar in Anson's Bay, but owing the shallowness of the water only the Nemisis could approach them, towing twelve armed boats from her Majestys ships. Her first rocket fire to the powder magazine of one funk; IS others were blown mp by their own crews, an the rest escaped into the inner waters. Next m,rliag her Majesty's ship BIenheim began to throw sies into the batteries q Wantong, and was Preper- ing to attack the chief fort of Ananghoy, when the Chinese comm>ndsr -in-c chisf mads aconDsnscnesoa se Csps. Elliott, wo thsrsupon desisssd ftsm further