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DrArH.-Richard Harrison, Esq. latesAuditor o the Treasury, died at Washington inc 10th inst ir the ninety year of his age. We learn from the National Intelligencer that he acted Consul al Cadz, in Spaiu for the space of five years during the Revolution and contributed greatly in promoting the cause of his country by his personal services, the ad vance ohis private funds and by his credit there the most critical uncle of our struggle for ndepen- dence. At the organization of the government under the constitution, he received the appointment of Au dtor of the Treasury of the United States from our first President, General Washington, "who sought him to fill the office, when he did not himself seek the ofce," the duties of which he discharged for forty five years, with great ability and integrity his part and in manner highly useful to his country.