WAsHISGToH Jan. 22.
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The Presidents Levee was late most numerously and iaslionaily attended. The two Fairs got up by the ladies of St Mathews and Baptist Churches. at !racted much Company. To night the SpanIsh Min ,s'er g'ves an elegant entertainment. Tomorrow Mir Pakenham gives splendid Ball at his residence on u'e Presidents Square. For this ball, rrepara- ,'ons "" a most extensive and liberal scale. have been making ior some time past. It is anticipated, that an entertainment equally magnificent as the while Minister P!eapoien,iary of the Court of St James, will he given by Mir. Pakeni,am to.morrow night Mr. Pa.enham, like Sir Charles, is a gay, and had al'no-t snid. (ihe ladies being willing happy bachelor. He ir certainly a most liberal, hospitabk and popular gentleman; and re feet. much honor upon tue great country which he epressnis as the scar of osr Gepsfal 0esesnnsat.