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GeorgetO,rn, July l5-Ths day makes, agreeably to our calculation the iorty-lhrd since it commenced raining, and if we have not actually had deluge

 like that which once drowned the world, we have had what is justly entitled the appeaon ora good soaking. We have not had four and twenty hours of clear sun in upwards of six weeks. The whole country is inundaed-much damage, we are told is done to the upland crops Rice too has materially suffered for the want of good for hoeing and ridding it of grass. We learn also to-day that hea- " fresh is ceming down the Pee Dee.-Union.

 Every thing appears to be gloomy. The weather is gloomy-the prospects of the crops are gloomy and Notification, instead of frightening up little, looks more gloomy than ever. We should feel little hypocondriacal under this gloomy aspect of things, it not for the news we receive from time to time of the gallant Poles, who to be still keeping the Russian bears at bay The last accounts furnish us with some expectation of a general en- gagement between Diebsch and Schrneck We shall therefore remain anxious for further inte- gence.-D