News in Brief
Yesterdlay the Duke ,pf York arrived at his residence in, Stable-yard, St. James s, from his shooting excursion. The Earl of Liverpool arrived in tow i on Saturday niglht from VWalmer Castle, and left town yesterday afternoon for the seat of Mr. Wilmot Horton, at Sudbrooke, where a grand dinner will be given by Mr. Horton to his Lordship, Earl Bathurst, Mr. Planta, and a select party. Earl Bathurst transacted business at the Colonial-office on Saturday. On Saturday General Mlichelena, the Envoy from Mex- ico, and his Secretirv, Mr. Rocafuerteo waitedL on Mr. Fletcher, the agent of General Iturbide. The General, after inquiring resplecting the situation of the children of General lturbide, expressed his solicitudefor their welfaro: he had no orders From his Government, but he would per. sonally undertake to defray their expenses, leaving them, nevertheless, subject to the disposition of Madame Itur- bide. Hc askeed the annual chargc, and said he would ad- lress a letter to Mr. Fletcher to that effect; and added, " I wish them to have an education which will enable them hereafter to be useful to their country." It *will be rccol- lected that General Iturbide left six children in England at school. We lhave much pleasure in stating that General Mirna is com,pletely recovered from the indisposition with which he was afflicted when he arrived in this country. He has had the advantage during that time of the skill and attentions of Sir Astley Cooper and Dr. Gaitskell, who have both, iu the handsomest manner, refused to accept any remune- rationi. The Moniteur of Thursday contradicts the rumour which we copied from the Journal des Dehats of WVednesday, that Mr. Jamres Rothschild, at Paris, had purchased the domain of iMJalmaison. The other French papers repeat the con- tradiction from authority. A most curious document, elegantly written in the Arabic character, under the signet and sign ranual of the Dcy of Algiers, has been brought tO England by the Uernoaze Mr. Sheridan died July the 7th, 1810, aged 55 years; but the man engraved the plate ior his cofinh, knowin.g thla,t 5QO yas littp, concluded thlat 50O5 woald expre.s 55, which was really en- graved._ Mirror. ITALIAN OPEsRtA.-Mr. Allan, the former Secretaryof the King's Theatre, is appointed under the Court of Chancery, re. ceiver of the rents nd profilt4 of that eatabliahment,