From, the United States Gaeette.
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That disappointment has been experienced by
many friends of the Administration in the result oil
the late ward elections cannot and ought not, to Del
denied because in the city Of Philadelphia, there
are at least 500 more legal voters friendly to MT.
Adams than can be found for Gen. jackson, Know
ing or believing this the friends OF the Admlnlsra-
ton have determined to bring out their own forces,
and to see that their opponents bring out no more
than theirs.


Beyond the city and Liberties, our accounts are
as favourable as we have anticipated.
The Hon. James Wilson, Representative IN Con
eress from Pennsylvania, has publicly ayowed his
conversion from Jacksonism to the support OF the
administration. He gives the most conclusive rea-
sons for the change. He was not only deceived IN
the character of Gen. Jackson, but most wotully
disappointed in that ofhis supporters. lie lound
them to be all a,ati-t arD1tes


Departed this transitory Life IN this Borough a
the house of the Rev. Solomon Higgins about u
o'clock, A. Nj, Sept 18th. The Rev. SAMUEL
DOUGHTY, Of the Philadelphia Conlerence-ase'


55 years. o"'''''o.
IMPORTANT FROM THE SEAT OF WAR
80 Norfolk Oct. 6.
/, A gentleman who came passenger IN the sh
I Helyetius, Capt. Taylor, which arrived IN Hampton