The Massachusetts Spy, And Worcester County Advertiser

John Randolph. A gentleman from Europe, and last from London, who saw Mr. Randolph there, states, that he was to all appearance in as good health as any person who might be seen in the streets—that his character and conduct having become generally understood, he had ceased to excite the least interest of any one, and that he generally remained at his quarters in Cockspur lane, and was but very indifferently noticed. It was understood that he would remain there till the arrival of the New York Magician, to get his cue how to enact his part on his return home to render an account of his mission. If the Richmond editors have any thing later from this Russian Ministerial bore, we hope they will come out with it. As this worthy patriot of the Jackson brood never accepted office 'till it was offered, and took the first that was offered, and has pocketed some $20,000 or more of the people's hard earned money, it is but right they should be apprised of his movements, and the services he has rendered.—Baltimore Patriot.