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has resigned his office as sse1..sl.f sl,' l'lf. ! Saeh ST, j. was the rumor at PhiIt.,'alEd| PhIaSsaIalEE.d Philadelphia Daily Courier p'@tslpaa os

 noticing the rumor, obserses, s' 'Ps'sl "N Nhether Mr. M'I.aa,,fa. l,.,.

 consequence of some new v;oI.l a5 le'2 the Senate, or some diilieulty ..a.' ass of the French treaty, has bsenas siaS rs's lect of speculation to the civ siDaa s.a port of his resignation took a Dr01. o,st' authentic shape. 4 fresh cora 5asa, @,i' oubtedlymeditated by thaa ? is,;,iss 7. the frevdom and independence 1,f1'. ofe I his' however probable, seems po " furnished matter in which 1Tr. MI ls act so plausibly as on a difIers1.a i.l ion on the French treaty. sacb; sternation and alarm of the EiteI net at the deaoasmsnt of then nIot circumstances will be seized nn which they can promise thepseg. of redemption from their present Fancy & Go. have been endeayo, rid of Mr. M'Lane for a year exchanged the Treasury for tbe partment to get beyond the reae maehinations. The rejection aft treaty-at least for the time--by

 Der of Deputies, will not only tn plotters with matter to tura sn M'Lane, but by rousing the nd the country against France, they to divert the public attention from schemes of plunder and spoliatio

 Such arc the nouqes that WouI these men, and fit be true thhaatt that aI aaI has resigned, 1t Is highly probable .hing like these are the causes.