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FIVE DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.--The packet ship Shenandoah arrived at Philadelphia on the 9th inst, with dates from Liverpool to the 9th September. The intelligence is of not much mpor- tance.

 The new ministry met the 9th and parliament on the 9th.

 From China the accounts are more interesting. Great preparations were making by the Emperor for war, and numbers of troops were concentrating al Canton. The sale British and other goods had tirey ceased, and teas could be purchased only for cash. By some stroke of policy, Capr. Elliott had succeeded in obtaining shipment of 100000 pounds.

 To show the warlike temperament of the Celes' tals it is stated that the Emperor had ordered ke- shan, the commissioned at Canton, to be st n f,c' for recommending peace:' A-counsellor had already been submitted the pcasat operation of having his flesh torn from his body for a similar offence.

 ship from England loaded with provisions for fAe expedition had sailed north direct 10 Chussn. knowing nothing of recent alterations, when her commander Captain Stead, R. N., was seized and killed by the Mandarins. This win add another to