From the National Inteligencer.
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The Legislature Of MASSACHUSETTS has de.
cided, by large majority, that +" the con-
| |tingency had not happened, on which the con-
sent Of Massachusetts was given TO the sepa-
ration of the District, that the powers of the
Brunswick convention have ceased and that
il is not expedient for the General Court to
take any further measures in regard to the Sc
paration. In this decision, it is believed the
people Of Maine will acquesce. So that, for
some years, at least, there is not much pros
pect of a political separation Of Maine from
Massachusetts,. how distinct soever the line
which nature has drawn between them.


It's the interest Of Massachusetts to pre-
serve her present sovereignty and influence in
Maine; which, in some respects, is not con-
trary 10 the interests of the latter. The con-
sent of Massachusetts, is necessary to the sePa-
ration; which will never take place, I'VE ap-
prehend until the sense Of the people OF Maine,
in favor Of separation, shall be more unani-
uously expressed than on the late trial.


\ From tie Aurora, Dec. 90.
Il seems il has been already determined
ahat the ne~ department., that is the fifth wheel
70 the state coach, must be established, the
gentleman who is to fill the place, is already
PANIED in one OF the treasury papers, before
ne bill has had first reading in either house.


Mr. Harden, Of Kentucky, appears to be
Ee'y obstinate sort of a man. He supposes,
mat II there is money enough in the treasury,
establish three or four additional miiissry
eA'ols when one is sufficient to educate Off


ers Tor an army Of 100, 900 men-or to estab-
sn a national university at an expense OF
niil'on OF dollars--that it would he quite as
use 10 reduce the existing taxes. 1t is very


a'a That the taxes are wanted-but it is E.
%uahy plain that neither the university nor
N military schools are wanted-mless by


'''s ~ao aant-jobs.


MAJ. Goodrich. who was lately robbed near
sseS bridge in Newburyport, and whose ad-
tr'sement 3, may be found in this days paper,
~ remains indisposed at that place and at


hes deprived of his reason. In addition to


sooo offered by Maj q. for the appre-
Fisicn oil the villains. the inhabitants OF |