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From tue Louisiana Courier.
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 The July number of the North .Anaer- tcas ReDiezo' has reached us by mail, in anticipation Of the regular supply for the city. The contents have been much, as we think, overspraised, by the north ern journalists, although it cannot be denied that some portions of them pos sess considerable interest, and that the whole is we'll written.

 iacomparably the most interesting ar-. -ticle is that upon the subject of "Retorna CD Eauope." Ii is attributed to the pen ofa distinguished gentleman in Mid- dlesex, Massachusetts" [the Honorable EDWARD EvERErro and it evinces a comprehensive understanding of the subject discussed, and is replete with vigorous sentiment and classical taste. The writer has evidently been accus- toned to consider the political condi- ,tion of his race, as exhibited in ancient as we'll as modern history, the allusions to which, inthis essay, are striking and graceful. The progressive political im- provement oi mankind, the develope- ment of republican institutions in Eu- rope, the overthrow of antiquated pre- judces, the subversion of the clumsy es- tablishments that are sustained only by a veneration of whatever is decorated with cobwebs, and especially the down. fall of the military despotism, which has hitherto upheld ignorance and oppres sion, are maintained with strength of argument, and by an allusion to facts. which it will puzzle Sir ROBERT PEE1 and his able organ, the London Quor- terly, either to refute or invalidate.

 Several other articles have also unu- sual interest and value, at the present time; but the next in our estimation is that upon the subject of 's7he Mechaaic s4,fs," which contests the argument of writer in the Edinburgh Repiesp, year or two ago, complaining that the age was growing too mechanical, and inti- mating his fears that our philosophy. and literature would soon be made by mechanics as Dean SWIFT says verses were in Laputa. The argument might have been safely leftto another article Tn the same number, describing ssthe progress of the useful arts;' but the two seem to have proceeded from different pens.

 For our own parts, so far from depre- eating mechanical philosophy, we are rather at loss to imagine how our fore fathers could, before it had introduced So many s'lenatives for pain" and labor, endure existence at all. Sir RosERrl FEEL and the luxurious oligarchv ati saeuerness house, must Dc utterly at