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The " unanimous" address of the nifty whig mem. hers of congress, is treated with great deal of cool contempt in New England. We have already given the opinion expressed of it by the Boston Courer. The Worcester Spy says it was evidently written in high state of excitement, and that 1t will not be sustained by the whig party. The Northampton Cou- rier thinks it mischevons and shameful affair, and that the fifty" will be held responsible for it.

 This shows rather a bad prospect for Mr. Clay in New England. That gentleman's whole life has been, in his aspirations after the Presidency. series o lamenlable hunders, and the last, placing himself ii position antagonistie to Webster and Tyler is mol the least of them. His public life draws towards ar inglorious close.