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The Gazette says, that aee--(the editor as well as printer of the Advocate )--hava- been heard to say, that its editor was enti- lied to the job of printing the Statute Laws. We did say, and in the hearing of one of the aforesaid editors spies and tale-5earsrs, to whom we presume he is indebted for the information, that, as "spoil8" of the party, he was entitled to the job, and we repeat it. All the jobs, coming under the superintendence and direction" of Re party, of right belong to him, as a sort of Irecompense for inc "thousand faIsehoods which are coined and weekly promulgated' through the columns of his paper. We are not left to doubt who this tattler is-we know him well-and would mention his name, but for the consequence it would give him. It will teach us however, in future, to be careful how we talk in his presence.