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The Boston Transcript relates the fol- lowing anecdote of Mir. Clay, which shows that, although he has been deeply injured by the Hero of Orleans, yet his feelings towards him are not personally unl<ind:- !" At Walpole, Mir. Clay and his family were introduced to the neighboring inhabitants. " Among them, was one revolutionary "soldier, " Mr. Mann, aged s6. The veter- !" an was invited to drink glass of porter, "whieh he accepted, and proposed .1he " itsdifia q .3',dferc JackSoa. lttir. Clay sn1i- " led at the unexpected compliment, reques- "ted the old gentleman to pause until he " had filed glass, and remarked, Sir, l "Joln heartily with you in that sentiment !" The Health of .Aadre1o Jackson"