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In another column will be found the draft of anOrdiaance reported to the South carolina Convention, on the 23d instant. by the Hon. k Y. Hayne, from the gene i.s, ral committee appointed an the 21st.- lhe gentleman to whom we are indebted for the copy of the erdinaacs, writes us tiat ," the general committee could not agree on project, some citizens of the United States being amongst them, and subcommittee of seven was appointed who made most voluminous report, con cludihg with recommending the adoption of the ordinance,o which We insert.- General Hayne was chairman of one or both of the committees, and the report is understood to be from his pen. Our cor respondent adds--ss the fourth paragraph of this ordinance places us in the same sit nation as British subjects and ifthe Pre- sldent does not provide for some means of escape, we shall be atieRs in our aafire iaad.'