News in Brief
The Chaplain-Gen(EaThhip oS the fbrces, vacant by the dteathofthelateyenerableArcldeacon Owen,has, it is said,been offered to the very Rev. Dr. Hodgson, Dean of Carlisle, and Rector of St. George's, Hanover-square. The house now erecting in Spring-gardens) adjoinig the Earl of Pembroke's, for vlUr. Secretary Pee), when complete, wvill present one of the granidest edifices in town. A noble picture gaUery is to be appended tQ the- mansion, where the choice speci- mens of ancient and modern art, alreadv collected by Mr. Peel at an enormous expense, are to be deposlited.-EvveL'ing1)eer. MABQUIS DE LAFAYETTE.-Extract of a letter from !{avre, June29 :_." The Afarquis de Lafayette has at length de- cided on once more visiting North America prier to his final exit from this globe. He has engaxed that beautiful fine ship the Cadnits, Captaii Allyor (late Whitlock) to land him at New York, with his son who acGOmpanies him, with a very limited suite. They sail from hence on the 10th of next month. This information comes from Captain Allyor, who only arrived from Paris last evening, than whom a more genslernanly man could not be selected for so important a charge. The Ml3rques refbsed the ofThr of a frigate or line of battle- ship to be senl fr him, chiefly on account of the expense it would be to the American Governmcnt.-Southamz4te C'lmrenmicle. KEsMBLs.-There is to be a statue erected in Westminster Abbey to the memnory of John Kemble. Fliaxman has been emploedtl in the work. This statue is to be In the chareater of Cato-" 'Ts the D;ivinity that stirs within US." Tt iS astntwing fiure.