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is xunF,, sed that, although tl,e orpositior in the Senate will bc very strong, tho ma iori,y of that boo,. will be favorable Co it passage. N' k' AHaeT'cGS'

 We yesterday inadvertently negleI' eI'ted t' mention the arrival in the William Thompson, of Mir. J. A. King, late Secretary Of Legation at London, with despaiches for our govern ment, and MT. Waring. Kings Messeuger.- Both gentlemen left town yesterday in the mail stage for Washington. We learn from the American of last evening, that the import Ofthe despatches is said to be of favorable nature. They have no relation however. 10 the West India question, which remains un- touched.-N. Y. Gdz.

 General Swift, one of the "COpspira tors" has been tried at New York, and ac- quilted.

 It is understood that a vessel will sail from Philadelphia in few days for. Greece. with a cargo of twelve or fifteen hundred bar rels of Rour---a donation from the mer- chants and others of that city to the suffering Greeks.

 The boiler of the. steamboat Onion, run ming on the Ohio river, burst short time since, by which accident four persons were killed and seven severely wounded. The boil Ter passed through the boat under the fore castle, and she sunk immediately.

 Vest India Trdde.-Capt. Beecher. of the brig Gold Hunter. arrived at New Haven in 16 days from St. Kits informs that Procla- nation had been issued by the admiral on that station, ordering that all American yes sels in the ports of British Islands, on and af- ter the first ofDecember. unless detained for ballasting, he seized and disposed of according to the term of the act prohibiting the inter- course between those Islands and the United States-and also announcing that all English vessels from other islands with American produce on board, would he seized and con fscated according to act of Parliament.

 Afica.---Letters have been received from that enterprising traveller, Capt. Clapperton, dated in February last, which state that he has made important discoveries, having passed over range of hills that were before not known tO exist, and traversed one of the lar- gest kingdoms of Africa, the name of which had not yet reached Europe. The river Mi ger was hut two days journey from him, and its course to the sea through the Eight of Be- min could no longer be doubtful.

 The ships of the line on the ways a; Charlestown have received the names of New Hampshire and Virginia.

 Remedies.---For the gout, toast and water for biie, exercise for corns, easy shoes; for rhsumatism. new flannel, and patience for tooth ache, pluck it out; and for lovs, natri- mony.--Noah.

 We understand that Despatches have been received in this City, by our Govern ment, by the hands of MT. King, late Sec retary of Legation to Great Britian--and by the British Minister, through MT. Wsring, Kings Messenger. These de- spatches are said to contain Convention, concluded at London, the effect of which will be to settle the difference between the American and British Governments under the Treaty of Ghent, by which the exercution of the provision for indemnity for deported property has been hitherto for some time delayed. This information will be very acceptable to those in this country whose interest is involved in it.-- The Convention has, of course, yet to re- ceive the assent of the President and Sem ate.

 The Despatches, it is said, do not ma terially relate to any other subject than this.-Ndt. InteII;gencer