LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
By the arrival at New-York of the Packet Ship Hamilton, from Liverpool papers are received to the 4,h ut. The Daily Advertiser furnishes the following brief summary:

 Such was the state of the health of the King on the 18th Jan that he held court, after which the Duke of Wellington Earls Bathurst and Aberdeen, and Mr. Peel dined with him.

 The king of England was to hold a cabinet council at Windsor the 2d Feb.

 The Globe states that MT. Wortley is to succeed Mir. George Banks in the Board of Control The Court Journal says it is reported that Lord Pamerston and Mr. Eusksson have agreed to support ministers; and that Lord Peterborough will go out to make room for Lord Palmerston. Lord Wellington is said not to have been very cordial with Lord E. for some time past.

 The papers mention the death of Mir. Tierney.

 According to the letters from Madrid, the Spanish government had been endeavoring to raise a loan' through the medium of some of the French capitalists, wi, view to it aaother expedition against South America. As the parties, however, made the recog- nton of the bonds of the Cortes sine q"a non, ihe matter had fallen to the ground.

 Letters from Cadiz to the 9th Jan. mention that bu sncss was entirely suspended in consequence of the incessant rain having prevented the comnunicatio"

  low prices in consequence of the large quantity tha had arrived, and the want of market for them.

 Death of the Queen cf POrtsgai.-The Old Quee" of Portugal died on the 7th January.

 The French army is to receive an augme"tatio" oi 60,OOO men which, it is stated, will probably give rise to warIikc repors although it may be only i"- tended to keep the army on the same footing as last year.

 1t is stated the French budget, soon to be brought forward, will provide for system of economy in the armv a reduction of import in salt and liquors, and the suppression of the lottery.

 The breaking up Of the ice in the Seine threatened ,nnch injury at Paris bu, little harm however, done The water said to have Tlsen tn some places high as 2S feet.

 The weather continued, 10 be very cold in England On the ls of February the pr'"c'pa' streets ID Lon don were almost impossible fnr carriages, and dah perous to- foot passengers from Ihe s""" and ice.

 Gyeece.-Pr;nce Leopold is spoken of for the throne of Greece with more cnn6deRce than ever nut " S said he is to bear only the tile 0 sovereg" fr"ce'

 LATER.-By the $! ivnnusJ Jenkins packet '"'P' from Liverpool, papers are received to tie i''" "' bot they furnish but little news. Parliament was O. pcned on the 4,i. and the usual wishy. speee" of the King was delivered. He does not even men, ,ion ,he United States.

 Grsece-The sovereignty Of Greece, t appears by a London Journa, has al leRgth been settled on the i.d;v;dual of whom have often heard The Gazette de France of the 3lst January, says" We Greece has been signed n London between ,he Plen- ;noteOares ofthe three powers and that Prince Leo- pold or SaxeCOburg, is invested with the sOVsreig"- " of Greece"