News in Brief
Wi.nxw0s , MayH T I is, Majestytowk -an--aring -in -his close crriage up the Long WaD; to the Royal Lodge. A notice was put up at Lloyt's yesterday, for a General Meeting of -the SubscriVers, to be hld on Tuesday next, at 12 o clock, for the purpose of considering what mea. sures it may be necessary to take, in consequence of a mo_ tion intended to be made by Mr. oirell Buxton, ou Mon- day next, in the House of Commons, 'for a comnmittee on the act 6th George I., cap. 18, which restricts part- jierships and societies from insuring ships and goods . At the same meeting.a vote of 2001. frol- the funds of Lloyd's to the " Royal National Institution for the Preservation of Life from Shipwreck," is to be submitted for confirma. tion, and a vote of 105.k to the "Merchant Seamen's Cor- poration" will be proposed. Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the 'East India House, when the folloWing, Comhanders took leave of thPu Coirt? ge,esto departin for their repective destinaions, yiz, CBptI hiorS Francis Bulderston AS4ia; Captain Charles. Ed. w~I Mngles Marcoxess of .l;and Captainm Tho..= Mar.. quis, Rotc, for -Madrand Bengal. By~ the Tatot atela-packet,'which arrived in the river at two o'lockysterday afternoon, in 15 hours from Ostend, we rc. cen oth musstpers of TuesdLy. They contaiji gOintsil gracewoh tranlaig A letter from Buenos Ayres mentions that the Gover'n- nient was forming,a settlement. at Port Louis, one of the FalklanX Islad, and that 100 settlers had ilready gone there, and more were. pieparing to follow them. This settlement mar prove eve"tually very usemi t6 vessels bound round CAp Horn. ' ' oio Tuesday the Clergy of Lotdon had their annual1 meeting st Siop Col About two o'clc they *roeededct6 tbe adjioning thu rofSt. Alpbge,' accompanid -by their worthy dio cease tbe Bishopof Lonon, when a ltin sennonwas preseby the Ktev. Pmid Socie FRibSrAND ni.-Ab. son dves-tie folowing desciipui.Minhii rtvels, of pret RAng fSpin:_H Min~~~~~~trhue oe t ....... ^ .A.-. .