The National Gazette says" We learn with deep regret the dissolution of WILLIAM TuDeR, ilsq. who held the distinguished station ef Charge Char a'Af Al faires of the United States at the Court of Rio Janeiro. The defunct was a gentleman of eminent abilities, various and solid information, lively patriotism, refined feelings, and excellent temper and manners. He had given many years to general literature and politics; acquired much repute as an author, by a number obstructive and elegantpub- lications; and was always deemed, dur ing his career of political service, one of the most accomplished and estimab.e agents and correspondents of the Gov ernment. 4 conviction of his great

 merit induced the present President of the United States to request him to re- main at Rio, when he was about to re- turn last year. His Eriendsin Lis native city of Boston viii do that justice to his memory, which We cannot render in a hasty and brief notice.''

 