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The first moie:y. being six hundred and two


thousand font hundred and eighty dollars, OF the
SUN which Great Britain agreed to pay certain CT


izens Of the United States. for slaves carried off
during the last war, was paid by Mr. Vaughan, the
British Minister at the Department Of State. on


The 18th inst. The remainder is to be paid on the
first of August next. The payment was made by
the transfer of check for the above sum- drawn
by the Bank of the United States on its Office Of
Discount and Depose in Washington City, in ia
vor oil Mr.. Vaughan.


The Jackson papers in Philadelphia have publish
ed a letter, said to be from gentleman lin Della
vsre, which says that " in State are the people
lrs, friendly to the Administration than in this" ="
We presume this letter was manufactured for
party purpose-for no gentleman, unless a rery
ignorant one, would make such an assertion The
people OF this State have never manifested an un-
friendly disposition towards the present Admins


ralion--ad many of these Of them who preferred
other candidates to MIR. Adams, satisfied with


the measures he has pursued, and are too patriotic


10 join in The hue and cry against him, raised by
few disappointed ambitious parisans. The cleo


on of Messrs. Ridgely and M'Lane, both violcn'
right or wrong" opp.sers of the Administration


10 the Sena'e, has been brought forward ss addition
al evidence 10 support Of the decla alton contained
in the genllemans" letter. This is intended TO
produce an eiiec, abroad for here it we'll known
that the choice Of Senator'S did not turn upon the
question Of the next presidential election but was
solely contest between the democrats and federal.
ISIS, and it entirely owing to the latter having
ma orty in the Legislature, that Mcssrs. RIdgely
and Nj Lane were elected.


Richard Penn Smith, Esq. assistant editor Of the
Philadelphia Aurora end Franklin Gazette, has OBJ
tanned he highest premium, fifty dollars, offered
by the Editor OF the Philadelphia Album for the