From the Richmond Enquirer.

 MIR. RANnDI
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1lR. RAN DOLHII.

 We have seen letter from this gen tleman, as late as the I4th December, from London. He is disgusted, as every liberal man must have been, with the gross and malgnantcalumnies which have been set on foot against him, in the Northern newspapers. And yet he has not seen all the falsehocas which have been put in circulation. Never were more monstrcus and malicious false- hoods coined. The official correspon- dence will give the lie to some of the most mischievous. The very best feel ing and understanding subsisted between Prince Lieven and Mir. Randolph. As soon as he was established in St. Peters burg, he went round, in person, and left cards with the Representatives of every Court that had an Ambassador, Envoy, or Charge, without excepting any; Sc cretares of Legation and all.

 During the time that Mir. R. was con- fined at Mrs. Wilson's, he was not a boarder, but only lodger; and he never saw or held communication with any one of the boarders, except Capt. Fur ner, of the ship Tana, of Boston, to whom he committed the care of his servant and baggage. MT. Clay, Secretary of Legation, is of course, also excepted. The tailor of the American Consul called at MT. R.'s lodgings, and said that he had been told, MT. R. had sent for lhim. Mir. k. told him that he had been misinformed-and the man apologized, and retired. The Consul was present at the time. The man afterwards was sent for, and made some clothes for Mir. Clay. This being "scnt for" is said 10 be common trick, which puts roublc into the hands of the attending valet. From the same of Feb. ls.

 We understand that letter has been just received from London, stating that Mir. Randolph's health was improved, and that he should return to St. Peters burg in the spring. We also understand | a letter has been received from the coun- l ty of Charlotte, stating that particular friend of Mir. Randolph was at the last court of that county, and remarked to the writer, that he had received short time since letter from Mir. R. desiring him to announce him Mr. R as a can |lidate for Congress-that it would not