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In the last Gazette. the Don gives us 1he following:

 We should thi6k. that when a man is deyoting the whole energies of his mind and body in successfully promoting the best interests of his country. as Cal. se- vier IS, and has beenfnr the last five years, :, flo hp t'tne ofetgat doifars per da4,l totho almost total neglect of tlfis private affairs, no liberal minded man--none having any pretensions to the character of gentlemen -t hold me daddy, you uknoso mYtemperhj - would condeseeRd to assail him because of his pecnniary emharrassments."

 If the Don would associate less with 6iack-less at Washington, his EIGHT DOL LARS per dag, would be all sufficient; and our word for it, he would seldom be assai- cd because of hIs pecnnary embarrass- ments."