From the National Iatelliganccr.
GILES OF THE DAY,'
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Under this head, the Paris papers are in the hab
it of placing every day, all the false ridiculous
and improbable. statements and rumors which obtain
circulation, whether in relation to politics, or any
other matter. This is rather rough caption, espe
ctaIy for the polite nation but twould be appro
pirate for many things which daily gravely
asserted III the Opposition newspapers of our coun-
try, that almost tempted 10 make use Of ii
occasionally, as a summary mode OF mailing to the
counter various petty counterfeits. from the party
nints, which do not deserve a more formal expo
sure. There is scarcely day that do not detect
enough to fill good size chapter. By way Of essay
let us what our papers have furnished for chap
ter this morning.


LIES OF THE DAY"


SELECTED FROM 49,


S. John Adams [whom Mr.. Jefferson styled the
pillar of American independence endeavored to
form an union between his family and the King of
England through his son John q. Adams"


o. a note on. the above.--We find the fol-
lowing honest acknowledgment in the Chambers
burg, (Pennsylvana) Republican, decided OPP
position paper. 1t wond be well if some of his
aborers in the same vocation would take leaf out
of his book.


ssAs we never Knowingly give currency TO calu-
mny or fasehood, in any shape, no matter what may
be its origin or design, when convinced OF having
done so, ''though want of correct information" and





shall not hesitate to make the necessary atonement
by acknowledging our error, and thus counteract
any effect that might have followed its circulation.
The operation OF tins rule, renders it necessary for
us TO stae that the circumstance" noticed in this
paper OF the 26th ult, respecting an alleged pro-
position of old John Adams TO $ form union be-
tween his family and the King Of England" through
his J. q. is greater perverson Of truth than
any man, having due respect for his own charac-
Ter, would deliberately become guilty of. Refer.
ence is made for the original notice Of the story, TO
'Graydons Memoirs where, instead of filming il
given as an historical fact, it is spoken Of as mon
strous fabrication The Deta1oare Watchman has
the credit of making this circumstance more gen
orally known, and we call upon him either to ac
knowledge that he has been imposed on, or that he
is himself chargeable with having led many Of h
brethern into error.


H. General w ashington ordered two militame,
. 10 be executed, without the formality of a trial..


Kentucky .adp.
1o. There is not word of truth in the state
ment that Mr.. Crawford has written letter to Mr.
Clay, approving his conduct in the Presidential
election The thing is impossible. .'-.Ne1O Yor
Enq.


l3. mir. Adams willing to barter ava
the rights of Americans on the MissispPi, Tor
mess Of coltish in the East"


Penn. Reporter.
Thirteen Pretty well for single day.