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Ofevenia could keep quiet no longer. The result pleased them, and they bfolfe forth in rude and bolsler0us applause. Mr. Adams announced Mr. Hunter to have been elected by the propcr majority as Speaker of the House. and with grace and dignity all bis own. before resigning his place, he requested Mir. Lawrence of Mass., and Mr. Linn Banks of Va, to conduct the new Speaker to the Chair, and Mf: Lewis Williams, as the oldest member of the body, was requested by Mr. Adams to administer to him the oath to sup port the Constitution. It was done, and at 5 F. M. the Speaker was in ihe Chair. Mr. Wise immediately moved an adjournment, which was agreed to. .asa ss .lns ass,

 Tomorrow we have the thanks returned, &c. Whether we have the Message or not, depends upon two or three exigencies- most important of which iss perhaps, whether or not the New Jersey members will demand to be sworn in. They are advised by some to do this. The Speaker is right in this i'm. portant matter. 1h10aghOW fhe sCtole baatle he has stood by NeW Jersey with. unwavering firmness and devotion. This of itself would have brought down the opposition of the Lo- co Focos, had theDe been no other cause for complaint. ?. si -aa fiasi Y ag.g 5g ,.5r.

 