The National Intelligencer And Washington Advertiser

The irregular arrival of the mails in Kentucky appears greatly to have excited the attention of the citizens of that state : and several pieces, containing animadversions on the post-office department, have been published in the Lexington prints. Mr. Bradford, the editor of the Kentucky Gazette, says, " We received no Southern mail on Wednesday last, nor any Eastern mail yesterday. There are now three Eastern, and except a few papers, four or five Southern mails due--The Eastern mail has failed gradually, by arriving one week after it was due for several weeks, until it failed entirely, and the Southern has not arrived regularly for upwards of three months."