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very melancholy circumstance is related i'm sbe New-YOrk American as having taken place on board the steam boat Franklin oa her way from Providence to New-York Oo the night of the 2osh ul.. Georee Washington Adams, eldest son of che late President of the United sssses, was on board, on hs way to Washington. During the day and evening he evinced no symptoms of indspOsaon, ai near bed time, when he complained of violent pain in the head and said he would De bled as soon as he got to New.York. He, howese,, retired with the other passengers but rose about two o'clock, dressed himself ia hurried msa. aer. and awoke one or two of the passengers, cem. plaining that they plotting against him, and par tcuIaFy asked of them, what it was he had said about his Mr. AdamsD jumpiag overheard; no,hag Of the sort had been said, and the thiag passed o. Mr. A. going spos deck asd ths passengers rssumisg their slumbew. The only subsequent trace Of the unoslu. nate young man, was the finding, some hours sfisr. wards. his hat upon she deck forward Of lhe wheel guard. where be s supposed, in high stats oT Gsver Co have jumped ovesbOaTd. wr. 4. was lawyer Of promise---a young man Of considerable requirements -and has been several times of the representa- tves in the Massachusetts legislature of the city of Boston. He was usmaETied."