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Aemy Clay.-Pursuam to previous notice, on the l6h of May the ci,izsns of Fsyete and some of the adjoining counties assembled at Lexington to greet AIr. Clay wtha personal expression of their apprO- baaon of his former public conduct of their continued confidence ia his patriotism and integrity, and their beIiefthat his future devotion to his cOunys welfare and honor would be characterized wuth equal ardOr and dsinteresaedness About shrss thOusaRd persons sat down to the public dinner prepared; among them many distinguished citizens from different sections of she state. UpOa being toasted, Mir. Clay addressed the company in his usual eloquent manner for an hour and a halc He recommended, says the Reporter, moderation, eamness and candOr in judging of the conduct of men n power; vindicaied the late admin