It is with unfeigned regret that we announce the death of our distinguished frie».d and fellow-citizen.General Thomas Glascock.He died at his residence in I), catur, DcKalb county, on the 19th inst. of a wound received by a fallfrom his horse.In the death of Gen. Glascock, the State has lost one r.f her noblest and most gifted sons. iEarly cmbued with tlie principles of republican liberty. and endowed with a high order of intellect, be was manv vears aero, called to tlie service of ids• • Icountry, liv the partiality of ins fellow-citiz^ns, who j justly estimating his devotion to tlie true principles ol [ the constitution, and his ability to maintain them, are i now mourning over him, who never betrayed their confidence, or conipromitted their rights.In Congress, and the State legislature—in the “ field of glory and of arms,” he stands justly enti-j tied to the enviable appellation of the patriot and the j soldier. j