News in Brief
WINDS0t, MTay 31.-The King, accompnanied by his usual suite, took an airing for a considerable length of time this morning, on account of the fineness of the weather, through the extensive rides in WVindsor Great Park. His Majesty, as usual, called at the Royal Lodge. Yesterday the Duke of York dined with Mfr. Greenvood at his house in Audley-square, where there'was anuumrous party of distinguislhed characters to meet his Royal High_ ness. IntelUgence, it is said, has reached Government through France, that Miguel, the Prince of Portugal, is on board the Lively frigate, on his voyage to this couitry. Prince Polignac's visit to Paris has given rise to a variety of conjectures, all assigning motives of high politi- cal importance to the journey; but we are assured on good aulthority, that his presence in that capital, in addition to thxe giving his support to the new financial measure, has been solely called for by affairs of a private nature. It is said that the plan for forming wet docks at St. Gatherine's has been abandoned. :Extract of a letter from Constantiniople, dated the 26th )f April:-" The Turkish fleet, with the Pacha, left our port some .lays back, nithougli the latter did not quit his anchorge ojit side autil the 23d."