News in Brief
On Saturdav afternoon, about half-'l-ast six o'clock, the King left his Palace in Pall-mall for His MIajesty's Lodge in WVindsor-park. escorted by a party of the 17th Lancers. * The Duke of York and the Duka of Dorset visited the King on Saturdlay. f The Hampshire Telegraph, from which we frequently have occasion to extract interesting colonial and shipping intelligence, announices that the question of withdrawving the county advertisemenits fromn its columns is to be dis_ cuWsed at the next quarter sessions. WVe can scarcely be- lieve that the nagistrates will for a morncrt entertain. such a design, if the fact stated bv the Telegraph be cor- rect (and we have no, reason to suspect its accuracy), that it sclls more than all the other county papers put together, anid thatits circulation durinsg the last six months hasbeen on an average 3,360. W:ithin the last fortnight, upwards of o00 persons have been fined by the Lord Mayor, for causing obstr2ctionsr an_ the streets, and the consequence is now palpable. The traffic in the shops in the principal streets is carried. on comrlaratively without isiterrllptton, enm the public-are subject to but few of those perils to which they were con_ stantly liable before the New Strect Act was rigidly en- forced. Yesterday morning the Athol. 2S, Captain Henij er_ cher, arrived offthis tort, from Quebec, and landed his Excellency, the Earl of Dalhousie. G.C.B., (*overnor-General and Conmnander.. in-Cbiet' of the Forces in Nlorth America, and suite, who set off for 1,)ndon. The Atwol proceeded on to Leith, to land L3ady Dalhousie' and fawnily, whence she will return to thi port to he paid off. She left Quebec on the 6th of June, at 'which period. such was the growing cotnmercial importance of the country, nearly 20? sail of vessels had arrived oat from England since the lsf of Januiary; most of them hld beeu a m0nt passage ef nearly two months. Thte winiter in Upper Canada had been very raiid, thougth a great quantity of snowr had fallen. The Atho? left the Bhips on the station aUl welL She I-as been relieved by-!heeSa. nararfg, Sir WiVin. Wiseman, Ent.-Han.pa4ire Telegraph