AI.LoTMENT OF JUDGES.
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M4S ALLOTMENT OF JUDGES.

 Aosmer, Ch. J.--Litcafield aud Tolland Counties

 Peters-- New London and Fairfield Counties.

 Daggett -Hartford County.

 G Wsll;ams.- s.-New-Haven County.

 Bissek. -Nliddlesax and Windham Counties.

 WINTER CIRCUIT.

 Hosmer, Ch.J-New.London County.

 Peters-W -Windhanl and Mddlesex CouniiesM

 D1ggeW.-New-Hasen and L;tchield Counties s

 Waliams.- Hartford and Holland Counties.

 BisseH. H.-Farfeld County.

 At recent ecc,iot in the Territory o Florida for the choice of Delegate to Congress, appears that afcr dscardng number of illegal votes. the only two candidates, Mir. White and Col. Gadsden, received the some number ef Uotss. Consequently, nsW,rial is to be made. V

 Hon. Louis M'Lane, late Minister to Great Bri.ain, arrived at New-York in the packet ship President from London on Wednesday of last week. He is ex. pected to proceed forthwith to Washington to take cbarge of the Treasury Department.

 Mr. Van Buren, who was spending some days al Saratoga Springs, immediately the arrival of MT. M'Lane proceeded to New York have an interview with him. 1t is believed Mi. Van Bnren has been appointed the successor of Mr. MLane, and that he will sail from New York in inc frigate Potomac for London in a few days.

 GT In order t0 give to our readeFs taste of what harmonious materials the late Cabinet ot Gen. Jackson was composed, we have given this day, tn tlie ex- cusion ofotber matter, the exposition of Mir: Berrien tog ether with copous from the testimony he introduces. The statement of Mir. Ingham must cre- ate astonishment and excite indignation with every oaesso reads 1t. And that it is strictly irue, pre-. sun,e cannot be contradic,ed. It is made from oranda committed to aper at the time the

 ons took place, and bears upon ts face the marks oi caodor and truth. Gen. Jackson, h will be observed is represented as having been in very tempest of passion, SO much excited .hat in Col Johnsons lan- guage "hs sOas ks roaring iio, threatening that he would turn the ministers out of office, and even :. send home the minister of foreign government" and .steach him and his mnster that his wishes were not to be thwaned-sRat he twould be cut into inch pieces upon the rack rather than his avorite friend and hiographer should he treated with disrsspect-- and all this because they would not compel their m- lies to associate with woman of iiI ihme! And this is the reason, the sole reason, why the late Cabinet was dissolved. What digsifed, whnt an honorable course proceeding how much to the credit of the President, and the honor of the country "Tell it not in Gath."

 Friends of General Jackson! what think you of the paragraph from that heretofore chaste or yan of the administration, the United States Tele- graph Ii k copied verbatim from late number, in reply 10 a article from the editor of lhe lobe, who proesses to speak in the name of the President. Is it not humiiating o support such after what is has said Of him by those who have long known him nelIi Daf has been considered by the friends of te General being ready to bear wiling testimony to his true character.

 lift were possible to separate Blair, Lewis, Ken iall & Co from the President, we would cheerfaNy do so aud believe that ighs aud truth n0std yet pen- etrate EVEN the Presidents mind and that the stigma attached b hs administration and to the country might be wiped oh.

 Fire in Yesterday afternoon, lst inst. about ono o'clock, our citizens we're alarmed by ie ringing of the bclls occasjoned by the arrival of a messenger from Wethersfeld with tle iuieIgenee ,lat destructive fire was raging in that place. The fire commenced between twelve and one o'clock, in . barn belonging to J. Williams, Esq. and attached to his weiling-house near the meeting-holge. I im- nedia,eiy communicaled 10 the aajacent buildinss, and was no. analy subdued until five dwelling and several barns connected win them, were entirely The buildings consumed were the house owned and occupied by Johp wiliiams, Esq. Mrs. house Dr. Sanuel 3. Wooaward's hoass large building owsed by John Williams. Esg., and formerly occupied as tavern; and ihe house ossDed and occupied by Miss BFigden. The Ere was one of ,he most destructive we believe, ever experienced n the towns in this vicini and the ruins extending for .ome distance on the pleasant street of this delightful ,;av.. present a most melancholly appearances! Part of ihe property was insured. There q too msch reasop to believe the fire wasihe work of ap incend- ary.--Cos.. CoarasE.

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