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The Senate of the Unitedsstates having disposed of all the business before then and the usual cOmmu ncations having passed between that body and the President adjourned the morning ofthe l7th inst until the first Monday in December next ,ARpCtntmsRts.- only appointments of much consequence, made by the President and Senate since our last, are the folIOwing:.--

 Isaac Hill, ofNew-Hampshire, (editor ofthe NesO- Hanpshirs Patriot, to be Second Comptroller of the Treasury, vice Richard Cuts, removed.

 Amos Kendall, ofKen,ucky, (eOlsor ot the Argus of Western America,) to be Fourth Auditor, vice Tobi- us Watkins, removed.

 Wm. B. Lewis of Tennessee, to be Second Audit or, vice Wm. Lee, removed.

 Daniel T. Patterson, to be member of the Board of Navy Commissioners.

 CaIlender Irvine, Commissary General of Purcha- ses.

 James Hampton, Superinte ndcn, 1.-the Cumberland Road, in Ohio.

 Many other appointments than those made wele expected to be laid before the Senate previous to the adjournment orthe Senate, such as foreign Ministers Consuls, &c.,. but it is presumed these offices will be filled or removals made during the recess. Mir. Van Buren not being on the ground to direct the move. men,s in this matter, the President appears to havo waived his power and privilege in making these ap- poin,ments until his arrival.

 Mir. Barry, the new Pos, Master General, had not at the last accounts reached the city, When he does arrive, unless he shuts his ears against the cumors of thousands of hungry office seekers the new patent retorming political chopping- will be put into successful operation.

 FSre--Wc learn that on Monday night last dwe- ling house and barn, owned by Mr. Thompson, and occupied by Mir. Allen, in Bethlcn, was consumed by fire. Mir. Allen being absent, and no person in the house at the time the fire b, oke out all the frni- ture n the house, aud from fifteen twenty tons of hay in the barn, were desroyed n

 We learn also, that the Saturday night previous, the wife of Mr. Allen fell into the fire, and although her husband was present but supposedtob be in state of ntoxicaop, before she was taken out, her face, head and arms were so drcadully burnt that she sur vived but very short time. Both, we understand, were addicted to intempcrance.

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 FSanklin Baak.--,James Kent, Esq. appointed by the Supreme Court as Receiver of the funds of the Franklin Bank, New-YoFk, has given notice tl,a, dividend of 25 per cent has been declared the ere di,ors ofthe Bank, and will paid on application. A furthe, dividend may be expected some tine here after. 'r " .