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tho Clulms Or thONew states fOp the eKleuslep of the Judiciary Of the U. 6. Co thosn, eatIeIs cd without An exOFhltAnt and unwleldly tUs crease Of the bench, This b . measure not unlikely to Do adopted.

 It was known In this city, that the pvaSl. dent would come out NgAlnSt the Bank, G6Fts night before the Message was delivered and Mr. Riddle, the President 0f tho Bank, was advised Or the fact, by letter, from thls city; but he cONld not believe h It b whispered that large stock operations were MNdc, in An. llclpatlSn Of the Message, tn tNis city. The lall Or tho stock, ln consequence Or tho Mes sage Is equal to a,lO0, 900 dollars, which is 90 mIth loss to the stockholders. BUtevOnthlS amount ls not worth speaking OE when com" pared with tho shock N will give our credit to EUrOpe.-N r. Spectator. ,

 By tho uppcNrancO of things, at tho latest account from the Virginia ConveMtlOn, we arc anprehensivO that if that body shall. ln tho end, agrUe upon constitution, it will IAll tAV short Of the approximations and wishes Of the people ln the western part Of the State. At. ter settling the question respecting the basis of representation, one Wf the western mem. bers. Mir. DOddridgO, stated, that he was we'll

 

 to his constituents, Nnd he should detWFmine, after few days delibrratiOn, whether ho should remain any longer In hts seat. If the friends Wf reform should generally come to the conclusion, that constitution framed up- on the principles inv olved in the question above alluded tO, would be 0f 10 service tO their friends, and therefore resolve Go VNcRtU their seats, Or decline acting, probably the con- vcntiOn win break up without accomplishing any thing. Or if they should 0iEsr consti. tuition founded on that principle, the western part Of the State win undoubtedly rrqMest it. Either result. we have n" doubt, win have n tendency to increase the prevailing uncNSness, rather than to HllNy it.--ib.

 TNe Hornet.--ln relation tO this ship, Or whose lnss too well grounded apprehensiOpS have la,trrly been entertained, glimnner of hope is presented. We saw yesterday a gWn- tlelnan who arrived here three days ago in tho schoOner Uncle Sam from Havana. He in. forms Ms that about the 18th Uf November N British packet arrived at Havana from Vera Cruz, which rclO rtrd she had spoken the U. S. ship II Urnrt. dis,nastrd, bu, that she had declined the offer Of assistance tenderCd tO her by the packet. Our informant is not positive as to the fact, hut thinks that it was said the HUrnrt had thrown her guns over. bOard.-Ba!timOre American.

 Wesefeid, Ms. Dtc. I8-On Monday last, William Johnson was HrraiEned betNr0 A. Collins, Esq. ofthiS town, On two cOmplaints; one charging him with adultery, and the Vth. CT with Nhducting Or carrying away n young woman (N minor) against the consent Of h~F parents. ..

 He was bound on each Uf them. in the stun of 800 dollars for his appearance at the next Supreme Judicial CoUrt--and Calling to pro- cure suretieS, was committed Co the cs'snty gaOl. lie was found ai Western. in the enr,n- ty Of Worcester. with the ynung won1atI, where he was arrested and brought to this town for examination.

 From the Providence AdUert;Str, Dee. i5.

 Execution of the Piratrs.--We learn from Capt. Thurbcr. of the Experiment, at this port, that on the goth or Nov. seven Pirates were shot ut St. J0hn's, Porto Rico, two "e them were Frenchmen. three Spaniartls. one Greek, and an American nas:spd Samuel Campbell, belonging iO Philadelphia, who tt is said has respectable cOnnexiUns. They were hardened set Of villains, and marched tO the place Of execution, with the utmost uncOncern, smoking cigars and exhibiting en. tlre indifference tO their fate.

 The editor of the Nashville BaMncr Miiers the (ol. lowing sound doctrine :-" As soon as pWllish. ca his sentiments aud opinions any sujec they be- come fair marks ofattack. Ridcuc is perfectly lc. gtmate weapon, but be confined to the publica. ton itself, i,s language tho views t contains No personal aluson is or can be admissible. If man nut forth what are conceived be false unsOuH6 doctrines, either in politics, law religion, lct the'r Eallacy be exposed. "Knock" the author "on the head with an argumcnt'-"r run him through with w sylogism"-show the absurdi;y of hs opinOns-at- tack them in prose poetry, rhyme or blank vcrse- None of these can indcpcndcn, press rcfase-They are all legitimate modes of "worsIy warfare" But psrsoaai abuse and personal al!Wsions wholly n. dc(c"sh|c. They do good, hut in nine eases oas of cn great deal of harm to the very side they are intended to support. They promote not the cause "S tru.l-,hey, in fact destroy the beneficial effect that mph, otherwise result from free aud independent dis ussiOn." ..

 GOVERNORS OF THE STATES-ls3O.

 Maine, Nathan Cutler.

 Ncw.Iiampshirc, Benjamin Pierce.

 Vermont, Samuel c. CEafts.

 Massachusetts Levi Lincoln.

 Rhode Island, ynmrs Tanner.

 Connecticut, Gideon Tonslinson.

 NeW-York, tsnos I. IhgOop. New.gereey, Peter ID. Vr0oui, Jr. Pennsylvania, George Wolf.