News in Brief
BEFrlNV, Mllay 22.-It is affirmed that information has been received here that Lord Byron completed his manuscript of Don Juail beforehe left Corfi, ar.d sent it to England. He hadl written to Goethe that he would pay him a visit at Weimar, on his return from Greece. KI-NGSTOS, March 20.-As Mr. Henderson, his Bri- tannic 5fajesty's Consul-General to the Republic of Colombia, was proceedlig by the river Mlagdalena to Bogota, accompanied by his family, on their arrival at Mompo'e one of his song, a fine rgo mising yoath, was induced to bathe, aill in the act he was seized by an alligator, and immediately disappeared. A dog, that was swim- ining at the smme time, met a sitmiilar fate. On Fritlday last John Eastwvick, J. S. Tuckler, Wirn. C(las. Lambert, Joln Walker, Christopher Reed, and Edward Everett, Esqrs., were called to the bar by the Honoarable Society of thc Mliddle Temple. The signatures to the note of the Plenipotentiaries of tlhe King of the Netherlands, in yesterday'spapdr, areboth wrong:- For " Tagel and Talck," read " Fagel and Falck." Since the irnsertion of the letter signed " A Nova Scotia Baronet!' in our paperof the 24th instant,we have lcamred fromt high legal aiithority,thatthe jurisdiction of the English Herald's ColUege does notextendl to cases of Scntch titles, and that tbevalidity of tbe Nova Scotia Baronetage,revived in the personof the Bishop of Win- chester, bas been proved, established, and registered in Courts of tho Herald's Office in Scotland, according to law, castom, and preec. dent.-Evehiingpa.per. " Lcyeester'a Civil WVarres of E3ngland, with the lively Effigles and Eulogies of the Chief commanding, 1649" was sold by Evans on Saturday, in Sir Mark Sykes's sale, at the unexampled price of 30 guioeas; where, at the same tine, Lewicke's " Most Wonderfal and-Pleasant History of Titus and Gisippus," a poem, brought 201. Several slharks have been of late sep-l in our water. This early appearance tif these animals is said to indicate a hot summer. -.SomaIaams:pton Counsty Chgrouicle. lt is sail that Xemy Calverley, of Knaresborougb, wlto was suspected of the murder of Alary Gill and her child, a few days ago set off for America.-Leeds Mercury. Elrr(ta.-Iu our notice of the Cosmorama ot the. 24t1h tilt., ther are two errors of the press, which, as we understand they-have given sise to some misnpprehatnsious, wehasten to correce. In one instatnce, the " towevri" and ins the other, "lawn" ( f Eiora) have been printed insteadi of " town," whicl should be sub. stitutedB l.both places.