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POLITICAL SPEEcH FROM HENRY CLAr.-- Kentucky papers Of recent date contain an an nonnc ement which will be read with interest iaeyeTy quarter ofth Union. It s that Henry Clay was 10 make known hs views upon the state of our pub lie affairs, through public speech 10 his fsllow- citizens at Lexington, Saturday last. the 18th

 inst. Mir. Clay will doubtless not only give to the public in thls speech his own views all impor- iant existing public questions, but h. will indicate the line of duty deemed by him advisable for the whigs to pursue in Congress, and peHding the next Presidential election This manifesto ol his will be looked for with intense anxiety.