News in Brief
Yesterdav the Duchess of Glocester, the Princess Au- gusta, and the Princess Sophia, visited the l)uke of Sus. sex, at his resitdence at the King's palace, Kensington, who still continues indisposed!. Yesterday morning the Chancellor of the Exchequer had a long inteiview with the Earl of Liverpool. Y esterday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign-office, in Downing-street, wbich was at- tended by all the Cabinet Ministers, except the Lord Chancllor. The Cabinet sat till a quarter before four o'clock. Extract of a letter dated Canton, January 9 -" Every thing g,oes on quietly here, and the Lintini affair is at last settled ' by the Emperor of China leaving the King of England to punish C:aptain Richardson and the murderers, should they ever dare to return to their own country.' " Letters received in townl) from Lima, of a late date, state that Bolivar was expected there every day; they contain no political news of consequence. All was tranquiL The death of Dr. Busckner, Bishop of Chichester, took place on Saturday last at Chichester Palace. The venerable prelate had been in 3 decliniag state of health for some months. He was, we believe, nearly 90 years of age. He succeeded to the bishoprick of Chichester in the ycar 1797, on the death of Bishop Ash burnbam . The East IndiaCompany's ships Bridewaterand Scalezy Castle arrived yesterday, the former in the Downs, and 'the lat. ter off Portland. The Bridgmwatcr left China the Ilth of Janu- ary, and St. Helena the 13th of Alarch. The Scaleb Castle sailed fronm China the 4th of January, and St. Helena the 14th of Mlarch. The WUas left China in company with the Sea7ly Castl, 'and the HytJ cin company wit the iBridge.va r. The Rcpulse sailed front St. ldena for England the 13tlh of M1arch. The Geacral Harris was then there.