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Hints. are indebted to friend fer the following hints, worthy of considerations

 l. The signature of the Chief Justice ofthe United States to writ of error, is merely for- mal The clerk prepares the writ, and no Judge of the Supreme Court in ordinary cases sees or hears of it till it is returned. 'i

 2. The 11th amendment of the Constitu- tion prohibits suits against particular States.

 But, in Cohens vs. Virginia, it was held that writ of error is not suit within the clause of the Constitution The United States are

 exempted from suit, but nothing is more cus- tomary or regular than a writ of error upon ajudgement obtained by the United States. 4

 3. Qnere. Whether the Supreme Court can take official notice of the plaintiff in error,

 Gin case of the excluded Indian, until it IS re- gularly suggested cn the dccket: and, until this is done, must not the Court enforce its process?--.Naf.i Ipt. 1lM nH. .fi qsi Nunifcent .Act.-Mr Bloctgood, the may or, commenced his official duties, on New Years day by throwing open the doors of the Debtcrs' Priscn, and letting the captives go free The mayer himself, paid the debts r which the inmates were immured. This was Il generous and noble act. With few such examples, the legislature will net hesitate to abolish Imprisonment for debt.--.4fbany ha. private letter from Paris states, that the Methodists have, of all other religious den.,- minations, gained the most by the Revolution If July last Avail;ng themselves of the new freedom af worship,thcv have already opened n Paris three chapels, with this inscripticn iii

 French:-"Protestan worship, w.lh no sala- rv from the State.-pnt,.v oratis ss a r