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A Coop HIT.-ScasOnGbL for Con- greSS.-Mr. Sergeant POpham, when Speaker of the House of Commons, which had sat long and done nothing, coming one day to Queen Elizabeth, she said to him, Now MT. Speaker, what has pas 1 sed'in the House?" He answered, "May it please your Majesty-eIcUem weeks F''- FIREs.-The extensive Iron Works at Carthage, N. Y. where destroyed by fire on the night of 22d ut. They were in- sured.-On the 30th ut. three story wooden house, corner of Prince and Cros- by streets, New ork, was mostly con- sumed. The Presbyterian Church in Murray street narrowly escaped confa- grafton on the following evening, fire hav- ing communicated from one of the fues used to warm it.-A fire broke out in Northampton, in a room occupied by MT. Colton, as Looking-glass factory; it was extinguished with little damage.

 A certain doctor Fitch gives in the Ga zette, paper published at Le Roy, Gen. nessee County, N. Y. that he will take produce in payment for his physic,i if deliv- cred at his barn by the 10th inst; and from those who are poor and cannot pay mon- ey or produce, he will take Brush fence or Buck Vheat Straw, if they will only bring it by that time.

 GEORGIA LEG1sLATURE.-A bill has passed the House of Represetatives, ap- propriating 10000 dollars for the purpose of clearing and deepning the River Savan- nah, between Augusta and Savannah.- The work is to be executed under the superintendence of four commissioners, and in conjunction with the state of South Carolina, as proposed by that State on previous occasions.