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Mila? of London and Liver ^dayc*i*fr iMltog, Inc.,?-.-. i new price current of lUe mh alt. july tTiaminiitlnn ofthe unpen iA do id tjjijg rf iiirtkiilir taai i * ? ..^^neWro^h* ????ft. max a tuuMtiT oftKuircimtaiti. -T *-i WetiiigKaa bfetn held at Leeds to p* r Parliament for the ret*iaku of t>e corn m,, tfce raannfactiag<M? irin Mating that much distm pre tffliirzU' i Oracle deputies. before aoourt In COUMqiWiOM of mhm duiyw ^gainst ^him in tke reply of the bt> i London Globe of the 14th alt. states Greek frigate Jfetfa*, cap cG re go :h aStAjhm this port on the 16th ier, for Gfatcct *aa spoken on the *ber.Iat.4<L lanf.4S3w,byav^ [oodurMk?TWoli tv,? fim intelli ch we haVc receded of the Hellas, 4UtaM|HM? -? ?he account* fern* LWbon aretn the 26th October. The insurrection in Algarve J been entirely suppressed, and the rebel* Aed fled into Spain. The betrothing of Don Miguel, to bis % the present queen of Portugal, has tu "'^cm> at Vienna?the undo pledging f m pcrt?m# .and the nicce being reprc v ? ? by a PurtOgiicM diplomatist. L-. ..lit.^xn^riuTii)kLxUidwi?..MMt the Earl !>??* Oxford- wus to be appointed Minuter to -Mexico, with a salary ui jUtAAxi. * bir Walter Scott had returned from hit yvt tvP<irli,lui()il/|ntiDtvl with hinexcur* ,'aion. He hud obtained none very tumor tint and authentic documents, with which r fee intends to illustrate the life of Napoiaan. , 4MNntfMioAceuunt? had been received In London fronrtlie western coast of Africa, gating that a battle had been fought on tut fth August, between tho A*>huniet?, amount-, ing to 35,000 men, and British troop* u:\rte. Lieut. Col. Purdon, aided by the foiccs oi fevci- .i native k ft ;* Til* ,Vha itv- 9 a ere beuU-u with -tin; io*? ui 5000 men, Xidcd* wounded and uVisoners, The loss of the force commanded by Lt. Cut. Puruon wu* 000 killed ;uid 20o0 wounded. The XUtg oi 'Wtm AUiuutcrs, mother to him who op^scd Ulc'lutc-feMr Charles M'cartup, was m*iU to ' bave bpvn wonmirO. Tue hattit w?t i.ai^ut near tbe Village ?>t Doodewan, uoout 4<i inncs from ilht:?n Acera. London, Nov. 14. ^jimetnblHg </ fAr nn? I'uritaturn/.? Ufct". 1 Ujuv.?? nt Parliament assembled tliss day for tits purpose of going through t:u f'.'nw aoide:.t to the ashciu'JUnfc oi * new P^lhiuieut. ^nm-tg' Oci.'tc 12 o'clock, the 1-orJ lli?,<. l-.t-wai-d, the m.irpi s nt CkM>^u0nan,t a* ? <eo>ica 1,1c Uo4vw??l cwmiuunu, and u ttum Hwrul mtiii'iCntwviCsMu.^in, A\ 2 o'clock tac 1 win cnauteilo, to?<k li.s scat in the louue vi lords ao?i hnvntx kuiiiiiMiol the iiuui* ber> ot the is ihiuihii, tue commission* for opening t??u Parliament was read. Jin. JnnlHhip then having Oe?iA;d them to piv ec?<l to ihe election ol a speaker, they with <-'.rt->v. Th-' P rU.im?*m will be oj?cii?-'. in due form by tor royal speech thUday wcek.tuul Ovt wi ?.!*;n?lay next, as w;i* gener. 'ly ??ip 5 uox.1. i)? that day lord Liverpool and C u*:uog will gtvv t'.ie mu.il PMrlinmcn %u l di .<.cr? to ccnaiu uttmbero o/ i'ne I.e ^islala. e. ;v: LA1X11 FKOM EUJIOPli. njr the p.u.k?.t nnij* William Thompson, .JMptnin iVluxwrn, m rnul liu>t cveoing from -A/'verp^ol, lite cUttur of the National Advo 7#mc u,ih received hit London tiie* to the L* >4th, and L.i?ei*|>^ol to the 16tn November, Jattincluuvc. ' 'l'he Loudon Momii *? Chronicle of thf t4th say*:-?We regret to perceive frolfvtlte pn.vintul papim that in the manufacturing district* durti-eu bun, in *cver*l place*, led to combination* (o prevent the execution of flue law*. In Manchester, a seriou* riot hut <taken place, originating in a determination of the poor, desperate from total want of niftauk, u> reMkt the nAccn of the law. In C&wgow. we perceive the owner* of houtett, * hihab-.teU 4y the po??r, are utterly Unable to Atevy nentn. if m the capital? a* it were of the tntnafavturitig districts, these tiling* oo tfer, tfhat rtiuit Uke p. ace in the smaller towns and vulage*f Ail bhojdtccper*, U:ado*>nen and publkutu, wlw live by *up plying the want* of the jjwtr, are ueceawtri* ly in a ktttc ujf the grc>uc?t iiiijurruswneiit. The *toutevt Heart? ntay well feei du.n i/, when they look towards tho future. Mover pe.fh*p? 4 id a Parliament meet under more dishcHitenmg circa,maancce. The account* ff-om the m I'laia turmg districts of L?n:iui? shin- arc gloomy. The trade of Yorksaire I* alio tiulT, and the price both of the raw material and the msunfactured article are SBaewlist^*tr?l. In Leeds v<*e woollen and linen lines we>e st work at full time. A retail its from Marseilles state that Lord Cochrane bad effected tho puruhaae of u 1 frigate la that port for the service of jo*, for the sain ?if All000. This with Perseverance steam ve*sei capt. ifiut and the frigate from Mew-York, Will anew character to the Orcek naval [The Hellas Was spoken on tho 22'S l?e?-# by a vass# Ifcttvcd in Kngtlnd iu ?S.J le account* from Constantinople are to KMh^tlrtober. The Oreei p?u iarch ' wrAios, whose scandalous conduct and of living had excited universal repro i, bad been deposed and banished to Agas Angela* bishop of Belgrade, n chose* hi* seeccsenr, and had re SiviuUeti of the fhiltan. cU or Y<* queen offurtngw I* little Mote than |f age. tition aga*eet theesee laws ofthc 10th Ke*e?ber Madrid head Oct. 51, it Ustat actuU ?ystem of Spain. a* he wished to have *? posttivlve answer prior to the meeting of tits British Parliament. The papers are crowded with different articles refuting to the Greek loaau. The f.ondon Sun of the 13th, say*, a wtd dan rise in the value of the tMWW.of the Greek government took placc on Saturday afternoon in conscquenccof* report thut *11 Ike European powers hnd united to ormpel Turkey to recognise the independence of Cirpece. Wf presume that this report must have originated In An article from Constantl noplc, In the Gazette UutvertcUr of Aug* i*urj;li, whkh we find copied Into the Quoth Utrnuc, stating "that the envoys of France, Austin and Russia waited Inktruetkms from their courts, to second the confidential fcurcs of M. Stratford Canning, in favor of tiie (?reeks.** The same article adds that M. M'm/.m-ky will take a share in the, proceeding as soon as the Ultimatum is com |MpiA,> '' * ?j Gir vVatterScott hi* returned to England. A lettur from Alexandria, dated tho 37th Sept. states that a third expedition hnd been de*pacted by the Pacha to the Moreti. It Is said to consist of fifty snips, partly, trwy<?rU with troops on bonnl, and the rematuda* mthU W*iW prove correct, the plOTTSneeks may luve to structe tor some tftne. PRICE OF AMERICAN STOCKS. ? London Nov- U. ?3 per cents, TO a 71.; ? 44 per cents of 14*34,47. 6 per cents of 1 14, W^. Bank Share*, 33/. IS. Louisiana 5 per cent. hds. 91, with divi dends from Julf. GEORGE liAHItlS, Broker. City 2 o*</ocA? A further advance took place after the close of business yesterday, in our own aa well aa the foreign securities. Mexican bonds rcaclvrd to!, aim) Columbian 43. I L,trerflool Cotton Murk el, .Vor. 14,?-We ha\e experienced another very inanimate week, few of the trade having .been over, ami their operations only to a model ate extent. In prices we are not able tu quote any tteci ?letl reduction, though tlia buyers have htul h tittle advantage u? to quality, at pterins .jviutution*. The tot-il transactions arvc^ti-' in .ted at 7,34V b.igs; including l.JOO o*gs ?.?r export, as folio.v-j 1,2.J0 Breeds, tj rid; 1,130 Orleans 62 to 81 3,130 Alabama ti?d \(o?>rlc,od to 7d; 100 Sua Islitud, 13 VI to 1 kl; l/o u'tto stunted, 6) to 9ld. i'hu business done in the cotton market on Saturday was on a limited scale, being about 1000 bags at the urcvioHi quotation) on Mon 'lay more activity, several bnyars having appeared from till* country, wh > hive taken for consumption not less than two thousand bags, in addition to which some llttlu has l?een uvMitt on speculation without any variation from the pi kes quoted at the close of the last week. . . - < , i London (Evening) Nnr. 14. jf$mrmMing qf the new f*arlkinirrit.? Both houses of Parliament assembled this rfl..y for the purpose of going through the tonus incident to tho assembling of a iiCw Parliament. I Ah Jon Market*, Abv. 14.?'The cot ton markets was heavy last week, and rath er lower. Paris, Nov. if. Freneh Punch,? Five per cents closed at 99f 75 c? three per cents 71f 3*c? Hentes de Nsples 7 f 75c; Spanish loan 30f. administration tAkiff policy. The following extract from the l*n? re pott of the Sccretarv of the Treaauary (H. ltu?h, E?q.) thews that all the measure* of Mr. Adiun* and his ministry are meant to pamper the apcouUtioiis of his countrymen in New England* ?t the e^paics of the rest of the. Union. We do not objcct to imtnu* feet tires, when tlicy arc ttUud for hy the circMmaUitce* that will render them profita ble. Hut we objcct u> all hot-hed forcings all artificial foateriugt in hope* that our pos terity a century hence at ear exfience, may buy at home ou tlie same term* .a* abroad. 44A policy abortoftbi*m<m?aMint free and IdtfiJSjwnt p-o|4.-, ?c*oumffH hy tb.? twenty of I'rorlliaee, whh variatiaaflf elliaat* andjtmitory, t<M*ring iarlinatloa* aad apntuii<4 for ?arl*fy In hatean i M|ituy??n<ri by sa MiilMitnf4* of mln ?ml and foull, no htM tban avriceltarUi by ?not NMi'/i lowlaf tUruW^Ji Ihb te/ritory, that **rv? ?? natural 'ilsh waya, ami ?o|iply (be feud fur ?rtlllo.il oseo, HflfofdJftgprS'eMlnviitly, in eoanas 1 mlgbly ageiti in uavigatloa M in hip loa with tbut [ chanlca, til* at*ani po??r, (Ihi manna and induce ini'ni* for an ?niiv. r*al and lapid transfer of lb* Srodacta of labor from band to band, whether icy eontltf nf com.nodltle* of aaefel ??d Infani OH* wnrhHi4iHbl|>, from the repoaltorita of art, or of hmvif from the flakk of natert; by all th* ?-Irmeuta and attribute*,' Iw fine, K*ograpfil?al. po litical, and Worn I, of a mat *?npb*. The (nan* datlona of-Mcb a policy, onoa Hcofd; laid la that taglalathr* amblaaea to oar iqanufeottt*?, wit hoot wblali tltry muat rtreg*la la rata atalnu the** of oilier *nentrk?, Ion* and th jroughiy a*. t*bli4t*d. an advantage wK inherent, bat adven tillona, yataa overpou ering advantage; and, aa already proved b? to*.' h rile Ira of aatiea*l Im portance, to which w* bava afforded eflSelent pro tection. wa abatf bave nothing to (ear for lb* fa* l*r*. Teen, and only tb*a, aball w* ba r*U?d op to a level, in tbbi ru|*itl, with other eoaatriea ? Than, nod only then, ab*M wa rtaad la a poaitlon of tHwality, to llatnn 10 doetrbiea. tight ?nongb H taaf be In tbenmlvca, lint of ab!?h athera bav* nevei ac?w>nf*da? the h*a*||,ortboeghf of baM ?? daetrlaa* fur retlpraaal practice, *Ven '?It1' eamaraaa aafegoerdu aad rt*ervatiun?, antil tbalr o?wa manufacture, ta all branch** that *m 4m?>4 to aatlonal reaowre** and power, bad ae TMSZfcSZyVttSLi ? <*<'? ?*? ag Pmhik the aanual report from the Tim DeparttMtit. laid on the of tha lMMBIfcMMMillW em Wat ?l*yi sk' . ,000,( acrtt>?dtothelknk< ~1'' ?, at six |*cr lent. iu 18*7; Oil, J9.490.W9 10, at 6 j>cr vent. In 1628j 4th, 570.966.80". at 4i per mm. In 1*39) 4th, 576,966,'iO . at . pq-eeut. In 1830} 6th, #18,901 A9,*t J ,KT %'iriit. in 1831; fih, #18,901 39, at 5 per cent, in l?3-;ath, S 10.000.000, at 4h>cr cent in r-3'j; 9th, 5999,999 13, at $ per cent* hi | 1833* loth,518,9013?,at J percent.in 1833, 11th, 52,*37,J<m 97, at 44 per cent-in 1833 13th, 2,'tt7,363 98, at 4|iMr cent. In 1534. andl3th, 54,739,89630. at 3 per cent. In 1838 It appear* therefore, thai oh the 1 at October teat, the enuual Inteivat charenl on th>* ag rate ctfdeb*WM 53,464 18, endnfrac tion. jAbove 31 niUlane of the debt wttt bcconic payable within little more than twelve montlis, ell of which bear* en Inter* est of 6 per cent. It It proposed t6 defray a be effected to the pubiiu in the reduction of miv uuniuu w? ivtiviiiuuvu \m wmtii ia now charted on tj?e year# 1830,30 and 31, scarcely exceeds a naiuon end a half; so that .f the capability of revenue to met! this ad ditional uemoiio npott it at that tHne, circuoiftUivccaof unexpected ynd apvere die* aster abnuld occar to tue commercial pros* <li?v4ty"Wthe country, there can be no rea jonabUi.douht..?Vfcf.i /r/f/i ,Hii ? ii iitim.,'.*<???> ' J '*?fcKEtARfRUSH'S REPORT. ? ' ??By subjoining tlie but tUtfm.U the ttb section of the Ut article of the tfm*tjturtonto the secretary's enumeration, we have the most finished portrait of absolute despot! im ever exhibited to the view of au abased and insulted nation. '? ?? II$r<i Allows the Secretary** catalogue of powfers, to wit: * ?] ?? I'o give perfection to ihc industry of the dountiyi v ? ? * *, ?? To draw out hi obvious resource*, and sick ?ttf*tiint.ky for new ones) " To augment the number and variety of occupation* f* r iu inhabitants} . ' * ?? To hold nut to *v?*ry degree ??f labour, ami to every tnnd'.firntion of skill its Appro priate ol^riil and indltremeht. " To oruanuc tue wltulc labour of the country; ' ?? Ti) cnt'rt ?.ito the widest range* it* mc chauituil and intellectual capabilities j " it? c.iil fsrt't wiieiieter biddcu, latent ingcuti'.ty, &'> i;?K to cffUi t, activity, and to c>n iUtU/i., .ii\lor? " i u ?. u..iv*-employment for the greatest nniMul <11 t. ? .thwr*, by wlnptiim it to the tii?vr?iitnl tdoanw!, piu^cMMUc*, uo?l kitu.1 itiHiot men, *?< tunt c\ fry particle of nbHity, every tlnuk u< genius. muy cynic iuio requi sition. \ 44 T?? I'ft up the condition of the country r " To btfcruase lu A?caI energy: ?? l'o tnultipljr the moans And sources of j it* opulence t " To im'mc it with the element* of gene ral as well us lasting strcn&t'i und pros perlt,." ? - Ar. Rush claim* for tlie general govern mcnt the pow?fr amongst other* to or ganise the nhote labor of the country, as amongst the first ends of legislation. Tin* claim comprehends a power over overy mtKliEcattan Of labor whatever. Ul.ACK LIST. ANTl-UarOBLICAM ADMINISTRATION DOC* THINKS. ijel the Peofttr Look to theit Out nag**. 1. That the few should govern the many. Proaori by llt??f?rU wi'lhe a liuiniMtatum psr. if t?* ksrp th? (ImUuu tn IVuiJint iu tla uu'j ??l Congraw. 2. That the will of the representative should uot be palsied by tl?e will of his con stituents. ?. VkU Mr. Adsms's niowjt at ttts Utt asiw of Csagrwi. 3. That the transfer of the Secretary of Stale to the Presidency, Is in accordance with salt precedents. Mr. I;lay'* sldrws to his eoqstitutaU. 4. That the President elect lor four years* Has the legitimate claim of firrtrdeHi, to u r*? election for another term of four years. WHasss tba iUclarst.?a <?l .Mr. V<taia?'IrUotte evary whsis. r 5. That the farewell admonition of Wash ington sgainst entangling alliances with foreign powers Is ioefiible nonsense* Mr. Adsiaa' ihnbrai.uu uu lit* Panama Mis* ?ioo, tn #?ii/artc4 6. That the monircha of Kuropeari gov ernments having sent commissioners to Pa ii.uiis. Is ? sufficient motive for the United States I" become parties. Itssolisrt pu Jitouiriout oa the Paean Mis* aw< 7. Thut the constitution Is ft ductile instm meat, to be Interpreted front time to time, at cording to existing notions of the'"general welfare. 8?s th* ?posrhos of Mr. Adatss* friead* oa the Urlf, inl?r??l imiiro^Mtni, Ac, 8. That the public money may be applied o sustain the popularity of the administra tion, and minister to the vicious prapen ities and apish extravigance of its officers. K?at*atb?r the .Wtwloa U? Um?s tpw, llu appototmaot of PuH Mastar at NavltritU, ttoa Mil lanl 'l abia, At. 9. That particular secUons of country should make every exertion to conciliate the Influence of the. cabinet, as a condition pre- ( cedent to obtaining a favorable location of I canals, tqrnpike roads, and other net! on a I works. TSa dertaratisa of au Mint odM#rf In Pitts Ml .That a now Hataf leparatkm should; he atrial out between the fitereata of slave holding, sad oeenlaee hotdlnc states, other wise called atef* stotea and frtt rtaUs, oaly in rslatien to the pveaidctrtial eleat i?# general coi ? fcf iM Attow flMM- .. assimilation of executive pomp and extra** " ?Mblhoatw EaraoiMMMk]! ?<".% vv.nk,. dWndaJ ??UMf ?* ll tHoMtflnllli |K#|Miitioil/ IT. Thkttheskcoad a^oci*of the gorem moil rtuW'W furitinl f ~ ***? ting in the usurpation of power, b the ?rZ'^^'SSS^i.hS. * the up<lw>wi |UL^ .|a_? ?'fHHPfl P\ ?WI'v <i??ue?ietieaf V MrvWM hbww wwjrwhtta. .-,??? 16. That it ie admhwfole fnr the cabinet tb oppta* ntewwry and proper acta of legis lation. because they wish to have the rr/e/ of accomplishing the umc objects by nego tiation end diplomatic addremt-. 9m Mr. T<Mwli'? Nwedl ?e e MNhMMI hy G?-ocr?il SmitU, ui pUo* the British trade iM tseesge lever ports es ihs ssmfc frslfry en whKb the hwl pUMaoeri ie h*r pufU-W by lie snw*tsv* ?f the elmlidstnitinu. 17. ThattHpse w"ho Mpp6rt men by nape for public office* should be denounced at the devotees of m*n Hitead of ibrfoc^lff ?hth it it obvious thatiL eompcll their friends to ebandon them for those irho after being much Uaflmtd and ftfcuutered, prove to be pure as sirgfo'goAt then the hue and cry U raised, Xo the tspnecf <wetiiM<W??(Uu?l^e hiTe hfM ie tie* awacsfd by ths idaltUntiie p??w? for War tag HeiM, Attain, .n<? CUy to ?ink eeder th? weight of thsir lata aily, aad tr?iMfar?iag their MMet to r.?o?ral JNk?on. The ?Je#sefc:fch yeettoMi" MW?pp?r wu iIm thus dteeiieesd at its Aral appeersaee. Yirginim /edboa Hrpublua*. ? mow Tire cr.vr?tviUK tinII. ?? ADDITIONAL KBAoONff. iVhy JvJtn (X Jdam* $hoHlJ not kt rr-Wrr/ t4 S'rtHd<rnt 4f fbf l/nit<d StaU% , . I. Beauwc he was bred an aristocrat by John Adatpt, his father, former President ol the United Stntes, who was turned em by the people for hi* violence and intolerance. | 2. Because he haa lived ail his I' * 'among -tings, <|ueens, lords, duhetaodqoartierstaad Ilia* t%s> sympathies in common with the I American people, whom he neither kanps nor cares for, further than they subsesve his own interest. I , - " * 1 Because his jkiIHIcuI course has been marked with political treachery and mean I terribly of spirit,' having received loaves | and- fishes from the federalists, when in I jKjwer, and eaten the sops oMemocrau when 't'?c federal tnhlo waa cleared. . 1 ? 4. Because he :ncaaly prostituted his dig* aity a?<l tumor us a senator of the United States, in his v ?:e on the embargoi an which occusiup, he declared, " that asthenieaems was room mended Uy the Vre*tdenl, he would not hesitate? !|e would ik* deliberate he would take the measure was the high responsibility ef the President; thereby vfo laUsa the eoleuui trust conttdsd In him toy the /joplc, to deliberate and determine iciw ding to the dictates of hi* own judgment, and encouraging the slavish doctrine, the* the President, like tlic King, can da no 4 rone. 5. Htcftusc he shamefully prostituted the truth, by declaring, after he had bean chosen by tlte corrupt and degrading measures to ?be. 1 %< I, Because hdhae attempted to strengthen himself by many unneceseary appointments^ to the greet expense of the American people. 7. Hccuuvo of Ills ridiculous preject, com* municated in his last speech, of ?* building light-houses iif the sky. 8. Because ha has attained the high ela tion which he now holds, against the sense ef the American people?by a political jag pe. sau-rus. LETTKR FROM (>KN< JACKSON. 7V the JRdUor* of the Kentucky Argu*, Gkhtlkmrmi The I'ollowiiig letter ?u acting the intrigue an* management jof certain prominent Individual* ugalnet him. You will please invert It In the Af|ia, m.U oblige your*, flic. JiWy, 31, 152*1. Mt Dmk 8ia> Ytrtir Uror of tba IM mm. I* rMtival, r?-H?*MrHiK ?? of ike *Wi of nitty <rf my Irlanh in Kwtuvkf, I feat I ilw?l<l vtu( Ita H?rr?M>Hrnli tyriogt. I Im?I tpokao tMly to tu? <prbi| of ihu vMii btMtM Umm wale** bed baae rMAMWkki) a* lewurf U> tba ratw** twa of 94n. i'?. ha?ttn, awl thm eras addtUvwel fratMkaltoe dartvad Iraei Iba bvM (bat I Woo Id m? mm; U my uW trWab m Koetocky, who? aoai|?oy ?t ail lima* woakl be plaaHag to m Hut inu?iiiu>.h a* Mr?. J, to lately to Itr toiprwy mI, uaot??? rwi'larlhii nip umaaif, H ?na* to Ma r*i y qaauewable what Mr, kluwai tbto aa a*wity? 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