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The following delicious compliment, from the la dy of Black Book memory, seems to have given the two gentlemen for whom it was intended, some con- siderable concern as to the share to which each one entitled. It is underssood that both have spent their lives in single blessedness but the gentleman with the "soft intelligent eye," being probably the younger of the two, could not so well withstand the first impressions of"Love's young dream;" and in- stead Of taking trip to the moon, his friend sup rGsed was the case few weeks since, has actually stole march upon his confiding enamoured neigh bor in quest ofthe captivating fair one, whose good opinion like that of Junos, is of exceeding great lue in the higher courts. This accounts for the mysterious absence and sudden appearance of the stout round gentlemen after long spell of bad wea- ther, as well the suspicious of the Register which were soon after filed against him.

 "But as great favorite as I have in Mobile is Mir s. ofthe Commercial: say what you will of Politics, it IS the "miad that makes the man." Give me a of honor and principle, will risk his politics. Mr 5. iS Ctaym0n, but would ask no better man for any place of trust I owe this amiabe man much should never have been able to wade thro' the rabbe, had it not been for this mans reasonable and prompt attention: he of my first friends, long before I found Mir A. He is all honor; and the greatest solace of my life arises from that iude pendence will never surrender to any party which would deprive of the liberty of reciprocating tie feelings ofmy friends. The greatest friends lhave, in the fullest sense of the word, Clay men, us they are called, and my Jackson friends are under many obligations to them, on my account not the least to this truly amable man. MT Req of the Re- gister is agentleman in the first place of fine ap- pearance, stout figure young looking man with a round, ful fair face soft intelligent eye and open countenance. When I left Mobile, after shielding me under his wing during the whole of the Visit, he came up to the stage and put me under the protec- tion of gentleman who never left my side until he put me into the hands of my friends in New-Oreans. Such frinds as these are worth claiming"