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me. Even while l write, similar and equal ly unfounded imputation by the Editor ot the Globe, has furnished new pretence for the ribaldry of which am the object, and l am admonished that MI, Eaton, although he has retired from the city, since l began to write these remarks, holds himself in readiness to return They have been sketched hastily, and at intervals of exemption from various other claims upon my time, but trust it will be found that have written under the iufu- ence of this salutary caution. In regard to the principal charge, l desire to say, that what have written, bears my signature-and it is true also, that l have written, whatever is thus verified.

 I rejoice to believe that l may now be per mitted to bring this address to close. Its publication will doubt not be followed by a reiteration of the calumnes, with which have been heretofore assailed, but my reliance is that these will be rendered harmless by the

 intelligence of my countrymen.

 JN. MACPHERSON BERRlEN. Washington, Seht. 23d, 1831