News in Brief
Mr. Secretary Canning gave a grand dinner yesterday to the Foreign Ambassadors; &c., at Glocester Lodg The receent arrival of a lady who mhoves in the very highest ranks of fashion in tliis country, has been caused by an incurable attachmeht on' the patt of her husband to a lady, Mrs. B. , tlie widow of a gallant officer. This attachment, we are sorry to say, has ended in aii elopement, and artices'of separatiomi have becn agrced to bv the lady, who, having already brought to hefiusbxid ia most. princey frmne, wbich hG had dissipated, she has, not- wi-hstanding his frailty, consan ted to allow-him 3,60i. per aniutn oup of th'at portion of her owrn fortune which had been secuted to her at hcr marriage. Despatehes of the th .of June, wore received vesterday iiorning at the Colonid Office, fromn GCverior D'lrban, at -Demerara. At that periodl the colony was etrfectly tranquil. Mr, Seiwell arrived at the Coloniial Office yesterda i despateles fromlQuebec. ' with sMrs. LoigIvTellesley and familyi and Couoiiel and 'Mfs.' Talbot and suite, arrivecd by'stear-paclket from Calais yesterday evening.- Mr. John Hullett, of the highly respectable fitm of Alessrs. Elullctt, Brtthers, and Co. i8 appomted Consu1.General from the (0overnrient of Bieiios 4yres to Uia ntry.. vemngpaper.