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On Monday, the 9th inst. the Right Honorable CHARLES RICHARD VAuGn- AN, 4anyoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentlary from Great Britain, had an audience of the President. to which he wss introduced by Mir. VAN BuREN, Secretary of State, when he took leave of the of President upon his return home on leave of absence, for the benefit of his health. On the same occasion he presented CHARLES BANK HEAD, isg. Secretary of Legation, as Charge q Affairs of his Britannic Ma iesty near this Government.

 Mir. Vaughan in parting with tie President took most affecting leave of him and the feelings of friendship and respect manifested by this gentleman, were fully reciprocatcd by the Chief Magistrate. Diplomacy had little to do on the occasion. The sincere and cor dial attachment mutually evinced, was in character with the honest and direct dealing which has recently marked the intercourse of our government with the representatives of foreign nations. We understand tsat MT. Vaughan goes to the South of France for his health. We believe he takes with him the anxious | wishes of all who know him in this coun- i try, not oniy for his restoration to health. but the public duties which he discharg- cd so satisfactorily here.-Globe.