The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-07
LATER FROM LIVERPOOL.

The packet ship Shenandoah, at Philadelphia
brings Liverpool advices to the 9th Parliament me-
on the 9th September. The Duke of Wellington
took the seat formerly occupied by Lord Melbourne.
He was supported in the Treasury branch by Lord
WhaInclife the Earl Of Haddington the Earl Of Rip
pom and the Duke of Buckingham. Lord Brougham
took his seat opposite TO his former position.
Up to the 9th ult, in London the arrivals of Eng
ish wheat fair, and foreign considerable. New
wheat had fallen Is and bonded three to 4s from the
prices Of the LIST ut Foreign free wheat is quoted at
Sc to 76s
From France the intelligence is to the 4th of Sept
There is nothing of moment. The wheat harvest has
been gotten in round Paris. The crops are said TO
have yielded plentifuly.
The Paris Corn Market was exceedingly dull on
the 4th.
A ship from England loaded with provisions for the
expedition had sailed north direct Chusan know
ing nothing Of recent alterations, when her comman-
der Captain Stead r. NJ, was siezed and killed by
the Mandarins. Trade had been partially resumed,
but greatly to the disadvantage Of the English.
On the 18th of May, Captain Elliott, at Canton,
moved up the river followed by other YES
sells. The city began to be thronged with Chinese
troops of a superior class as soldiers
All sale of British and other goods had ceased, and
purchases of TO be made in hard cash Great
preparations were making by the Chinese, and great
numbers Of troops were aocking into Canton.
During the week five failures had occurred al MAN
chester, to the amount of I30O,0O0.
A violent storm in the Chinese seas had wrecked
three vesses-a French barque crew saved Liv-
crpoo merchantmen, and Dutch vessel were wreck
ed, and every soul on boar persisted. y
In the London Sun there is intelligence from Can
ton to the Goth May. Capt Elliot had been temporis-
ing with the Chinese and had succeeded in obtaining
the shipment of eleven millions pounds of tea, lie
expected to be able before the close OF the month"; to
eIpor. equal if not greater quantity.
LONDON, Sept. 9th.
The cold Of the last day two, together with the
rain, has had an unfavorabe effect upon the money
market, it tends in some measure to renew the APP
prehensions on the subject of the harvest.
In the meantime spectators are looking TO the
clearance of their fresh supplies for home consump
ton with some anxiety. Wheat is still falling in
Mark Lane and $4,000 quarters foreign arrived to-
day.
CoRN EXCHANGE, Sept, 6,-Last weeks arrivals OF
English grain fair and considerable OF foreign
wheat. There a moderate fresh supply OF new
wheat chiefly a tender condition, and OF other corn
the supplies were small.
New wheat sold at Is decline and bonded at IS to
4s per quarter from last Mondays prices, with ra-
ther primer trade than on Friday. Barley UNMARRIED
Oats found rather better sale, at hardly so good
prices az on last Monday. Flour is very dull and sta
tionary
THE MARKETS London, Sept. Avery little bu-
siness doing. Consols SO 81 IL for money,
and 80 for the account. In trade, the grand object
the state of the tea market. The fall OF prices
since yesterday has been cd per pound. Company
Congu sold to-day as low Is. I'D per pound
Sept. 6th.-Monev scarce at per cent. interest
Consols 80 3-4 l-2 Business at the stock exchange
to limited extent The tea market had settled down
to Is. I'D Wheat still falling, and $4,000 quarters
arrived.