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Deoth of Dopid Willtanas, Ae last of Mc Captors of .4,dre.-A correspondent of the Albany Argus, at RensselseryilIe, says-"Dayid Williams, the last of the captors of Major Andre died on Tues day of this week, at sundown. His res mains were inferred on Thursday with military honors, at Liyingstonville, Scl1o- harie county.'

 This venerable patriot (says the Ar gus) was in the 79th year of his agc.- Although infirm, his general health, down to very recent period, was good. The great action in which he was par ticipator, will associate his name among the brave and faithful fan ainwhich 1t was his goodfortune not only to live and to act, but toperlorm services, under the strongest adverse temptations, of incal- culable value to his country. There is no event more strikingly characteristic of our revolution, it's objects and agents, than the refusal of three obscure men, suffering all the deprivations of war and poverty, and gaining a precarous subsistence by occasional labor on their half deserted farms, and by occasional service in the army, to accept of great wealth and influence at the expense ol the cause in which they were engaged, "