From the United States Literary Gazette.
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Sir Watter Scott.--Wc are indebted to the DO.
likeness OF gentleman at the South for the follow
ing extract from letter, dated last March, written
oy literary character Of the highest eminence.
contains information, which may be fully depended
upon; and which, We believe, will be interesting to
all our readers.


You will be glad to learn, that our admirable
friend, Sir Walter Sco,ts losses by Constabe's fail
ure, are not near as great as report represented
10 letter to his friend Mr.. NJ, he says, tha,