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sopfHKRN sriRtf.-'fhs following resolutions were to have up for consideration, in the Legs- atnre of South Carolina, on Monday last lhes breathe the tone of that chiyay which never brooks Il blot upon State honUr or national right.

 Resdtred, That when the States entrusted tie re defal Government with the powers oi declaring Ma' and making peace, ofresuatng commerce, and in- ternational ntei course, ttsy did so under the sae assurance that these powers would be exercised, ho only n yindicatng the Federal hoHoi, but Tor te pro lection of each and every Siae m ths Cl'o"' rom foreign aggression, direct or indirect, open or "'s guised.

 R,solreG That the conduct of Great Britain m de- ulning and searching our shrs on the high seas, dn- ring time of pcace-her refusal to lh1emnIiy oui citizens for their slave propery cast away oJ Pe'is of the sea on her West India provinces, ana lhere emancipated-her arrogant interference m the Amls- tad cascher approval of the conduct o her subjects who violated our neutrality, by armed invasion ni the territory of one of the sovereign States ut S CoBtrlcracy-and her tardiness to come to peace fl adjustment of the North Easeln Boundary man, Vtsfy show on her part, either reckless disregard for the Federal honor, deliberate intentlon to provoke, by series ofaggressions, the disruption or our friendly relations.

 ReSoired, That the practice of Great Britain, ue- tainins and searching ships for slaves, on the high seas, and her determination To eiiancate them when away within her territories, wfh2W aetf'o, rfy or eourention that tfee, no al once rebuked and arrested, will grow to precedent, by winch she and other nations may hereafter undcr he same a'Se pretences attempt to interrupt the commerce m saNss between this and other States in this Confectionery

 Rcyolped, That our Senators and Representatives in Congress, be requested to urge, through the edc raj, an immediate demand on the British Government for iuemncation oreslitution of the property o e. tizens of the United States, wrongIuly destroyed or detained by her authority, and prompt adjustment with her of all the difference that threaten the peace of the two countries and the right of the slave hod- ing States in particular.