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tbat city on the 29th. That Army consists of four cor ps, commanded by Lieutenant-Generals Marshals A rr ay, Rudsowitz, Rotz, and Rorosdin. The force Fail the Russian troops marching for Italy amounts to 70,000 Infantry, 20,000 Cavalry, 3500 Cossacks, aid 372 pieces of cannon. MADRID, APRIL 16. General Morillo has been three days at Madrid. He has had an audience of the Kine The authors of the troubles at Madrid, on the 14th of August last, have just been tried. They were sen tenced, viz. Martinez to death ; he was a Sub-Lieu tenant of Chasseurs, and chief of the band. Two other individuals were sentenced to ten years impri sonment; three to six years; and three were acquitted, but sent for trial before a Court Martial for desertion. The Life Guards who are accused of having taken part in the events of Madrid, on the 4th and sth of February last, have been transferred to the Convent of St. Basil, v here they are cut off from all commu nication with their friends or the public. FRANKFORT, APRIL 25. Advices from Presburg state that the advanced gaard of the Russian army entered that capital on the 19th. The Austrian and Russian troops are advancing in great numbers on the Turkish frontiers. The Austrian Observer asserts that the Revolution has failed in Moldavia and Walachia. The accounts from :hese countries, however, state that the Greeks are more than ever determined to continue their en terp ise. NUREMBERG, APRIL 21. We learn from Vienna that between the 12th and 15th of this month several Russian Officers arrived in that capital. Among them is Count Wittgenstein. It is observed, that in the present state of things, Prussia, who, through the medium of Prince Har denberg, took an active part in the deliberations at Laybacb, has made no military• preparation. The army is, however, so organized that it can be assem- ' bled in a short time, should circumstances require it. The report which has been circulated that a second Russian army would pass through the territories of the German Confederation, in order to advance to the Rhine, is destitute of foundation. It is believed that the Sovereigns have transmitted to the present Spanish Government a note, explana tory of their sentiments on the political changes in troduced into that country. A similar note is un derstood to have been transmitted to Lisbon. It appears, that the States of the King of Sardinia will obtain a Representative Constitution, and that the Emperor Alexander has even manifested a favourable opinion on that subject. We are informed, that on the commencement of hostilities between the Sardinian Government and the insurgents, Count Moceuigo, the Russian Minister at Turin, conformably to the instructions of his Court, repaired to Modena, to treat with Prince Charles Felix on this point. It is said that the English Government is about to reinforce very considerably the garrisons of the lonian Islands. It is also intended to send troops to Malta. A strong English squadron of observation will, be sides, be kept in the Met iterranean. PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. PARIS, APRIL a. M. de Chateubriand arrived here some days ago, as you saw by the Papers. The Ministers shew to him great testimonies of regard, and even kindness: the first time he went to see - M. Pasquier (it was an official visit), that Minister declared to him that be was put again in the list of the Ministers ce Etat —a title which be lost at the publication of his famous pamphlet, La Monarchic awl la Cherie. Ido not know whether all these marks of joy at his return are very sincere; they smack too much of diplomatic cant, not to think them rather inspired by the fear of his opposition. VIENNA, APRIL 16. The two Emperors are still at Laybach, and M. Metternich continues to hold frequent conferences with M. Capo d'lstria. It seems that nobody is very certain how long the Emperor Alexander will pro long his residence in the capital of Carniola. Some say that he is on the point of his departure to Peters burgh ; others assert that before he goes back to his kingdom, he will take a journey to Italy. As to the Emperor Francis, the general belief is, that we shall see him very soon back in this town. The Allied Monarchs at Laybach have invited the late King, Victor Emmanuel, to re-ascend the throne of Sardinia. Yesterday, the Duke of Yoax and a numerous party dined with Prince Lemma), at Marlborough House. The Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE, on their appearance yesterday morning in the East of the City, on their way to St. George's in the East, were received by loud and repeated acclamations, both on going and returning from Divine Service. The crowd col lected in Cannon and Church streets was so great that most of the shops were closed. The Duke and Duchess of CLA Reims, the Duke of Suess, the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER, the Princess AUGUSTA, Prince Litopotar, the Duchess of Baer, and Prince ERNEST HOHENLGE LANGEN• li e !tniGs . spent Monday evening with the P r in c es s u!PaIA MATILDA, at her house in Curzon -street, May fair, where the re was a select party to meet the Prin cess s Royal relatives. Doke a nd the Princess AUGUSTA dined with the ft'ge and Duchess of CLAWING& MARRIAGE IN HIGH LlF&—Yesterday, at St. Jecole's Church, Hanover-square, by the Bishop of °T. Aunt, Lieutenant-Colonel COOPER, Groom of the Bed-chamber to hi s R o y a l Hi g h ness t h e D u k e o f „ to Miss BAKER, the accomplished daugh *T of the late Sir GEORGE BAKER, Batt. and only 'lster to Sir FREDERICK BAKER, Bart. After the t ete m°or the happy pai r l e f t town f or Ti tteness P ar k, s'iminiag THE KING'S YISIT TO GERMANY. FRANKFORT, APRIL 13. The house of ROTHSCHILD has just received orders from London to be ready with funds for the supply of the King of ENGLAND, on his journey to Germany. His MAJESTY will make a short stay at Frankfort. There is a talk of hiring for this Monarch the fine palace of the late M. SCHWITZER, banker. It is said that he is to have an interview with several Monarchs of Europe. The report gains ground, that the King of the NETHERLANDS will go immediately to Vienna. Great preparations are making at Darmstadt for the reception of the King of ENGLAND, who is expected in this part of Germany in the month of August. The GRAND DUCHESS and all the persons of the Court have sent their jewels to Paris to have them re-set in a new style, in order to appear with eclat at the fetes to be given to his BRITANNIC MAJESTY. COUNTESS OF JERSEYS PARTY, In Berkeley-square, the first of a series of splendid Routs was given on Monday night. The range of rooms in that spacious mansion were lighted up at nine o'clock ; at ten the company began to arrive, at l i one the assembly broke up. There were present— Ills Excellency the Russian Ambassador sad Lady, Count and Countess Ludolph, Duke and Duchess de Fria ; also the Countess of Mansfield and Ladies Grrvllle, Duchess of Leeds, Earl of Limerick and Ladies Pery, Prince Lubomirskl, Mar quis and illarehioness of Lansdown, Mrs. H. Baring, Lady Harrington, Duchess of Montrose and Lady C. Graham, Lady Brownlow and Miss Cust, Lady J. and Miss Vyner, Mr. Sey mour, Lord and Lady J. Stuart, Earl and Countess of Rose berry, Duke and Duchess of Argyle and Ladies Paget, Lady E. and Miss Palk, Lord and Lady Ossulstone, Mr. and Lady M. Bennett, Lady Say and Selo and Miss Twlsleton, Lady S. Mac donald, and Lady Hampden. THE COUNTESS OF SEFTON'S BALL, In Arlington-street, on Monday evening, the en tire suite of apartments in that noble mansion were opened to the Fashionable World. The dancing commenced at about eleven o'cloc k in the Grand Saloon, which was fitted up for the occasion with much taste ; and the rooms wherein the cold colla tion was set out, were abundantly stored with the choicest delicacies, and the best wines. The music did not cease till three o'clock. Among the dancers of the elegant quadrille were the Ladies MoLirranux, ASHIURNHAM, BRUCE, and Miss Szvmoun. There were present— Several Foreign Ministers, Earl and Countess of Aylesbury and Lady Bruce Brut:Lnell, Marquis and Marchioness of Lans down, Countess and Ladies Grey, Marchioness of Salisbury and Lady Georgina Weliedey, Mr. and Lady Catherine Ca vendish, Duke of Devonshire and Captain Clifford, Marquis Camden and Ladles Pratt, Mrs. Fitzherbert and Miss Seymour, Countess of Ashburnham, Lady Folkestone and Miss Bowrerie, the Duke and Duchess of Leinster and Lady IL Stanhope, Mr. Heathcote, Misses Fitzclarence, &c. FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS. The Duke and Duchess of RiTTLAND are expected in town this week, from their seat, Myth Castle. The Duke of PORTLAND hasaufved at his house in St. James's square, from his seat, Welbeck, Notts. The Duke and Duchess of Sr. Ataut's arrived yesterday at their house in St. Jamees-square, from their seat in Surrey. The Duchess of Barrows has arrived at her house in St. James's-square from her seat, Woburn Abbey. His Grace is "I n not i c i ng the lamentably unlawful occurrence at expected on Friday, Herne Bay, we stated such circumstances a s had th en The Marquis of BOCIUNCHAD and the Earl and Countess Thema arrived in town yesterday, from Arington, Hams. come to our knowledge, expressing, at the same time Lord and Lady Nowa arrived in town yesterday, from their a hope that th e event would not prove fatal to the Of: seat, Lineys, Bucks. ficer (Mr. SNow) who had been wounded. In that Lord and Lady Krim arrived yesterday at their house In Do ver-street, from their seat is Surrey. expectation, we regret to add, we have been disap pointed ; the unfostunate young man, after the ball Monday the Duke of MONTROIE met with an acci- in the :boulder had been extracted under the armpit, dent whilst riding in Hyde Park, by his horse falling breathed his last on Friday morning. He had previ with him ; but, we are happy to state, that his Grace ously received the Sacrament, and deposed to the cir received no material injury. cumstances of his death before GEORGE MAY, Esq. It it remarkable that the death of the Marquis of one of the Magistrates of the County of Kent, who Daonnaoat should so soon follow that of the late visited him for the purpose; and continued sensible Marquis of LONDONDERRY. They were married in and devout to the last moment of his existence.— the same year, 1766, in Dublin, to two sisters, dangh- His remains were on Monday interred in Herne ten of the Marquis of HERTFORD, then Lord Lieute- Church-yard, with the honours due to his rank, the nant of Ireland. body being preceded by the Band of the 4th Light KING'S Tneatraz.—Last night, Signor Column Dragoons, and a firing party of that Regiment, and I made his debut in the Ckmenza di Tito. His voice followed by Captain M'CuLtocn, eight Lieute is clear, sonorous, and flexible, and his singing in nants, and a number of his brother OfEcers of the the best style of TRAMEZZANI. Madame ALBERT Severn; and it would be an injustice to his memory I I also made her first appearance as ritellia. Madame not to record that his conduct since he had been sta- Castroazaz sustained the character of Sato; MORI, tioned in the vicinity of the place where he fell, has that of Semitic; ; ituontsAnt, Publio ; and Beane; been uniformly correct, moral, and humane ; and in kink : and if the acclamations of an excessively accordance with that sense of duty which, under crowded audience may be received as a decisive proof such feelings, would actuate a British Officer, he met of excellence, the performance, on the whole, stands his fate. At seven o'clock on Saturday morning a higher in the scale of perfection than any that we Coroner's Inquest was held on the body, before T. T. have witnessed for many years. The Ballet, as usual, DELASAUX, Gent. one of the Coroners of the County was greeted with the warmest expressions of praise. of Kent, when, after a patient investigation, in which The following persons of distinction were present: it appeared that SYDENHAM SNow, a Midshipman of The Duke and Duchesa of Gloucester, Duchess of Dorset and his Majesty's Navy, stationed at Herne Bay for the Lord Whitworth, Dukes of Portland, Grafton ' and Devonshire ; prevention of smuggling, had died from the wounds Duchesses of Buccieugh and Bedford ; Prince and Princess received on the Tuesday morning preceding, from Ester-hazy; Countess St. Antoci;; Marquis of Tichlield ; Earls l of mount Edgecumbe, Yarmouth, Darnley, Blesinton, Fife, a party of armed smugglers, whi st in the execution Uxbridge, Bathurst, Harrovrby Clue and Glengall ; Earl and of his duty, the Jury returned a verdict of " Wilful the Ladies Fortescue, Earl an t Countess of Roseberry, CMOs' Murder against some person or persons unknown." teas of Clare and Lady Fitsgibbon, Countess of Harrowby, Lord From what has also transpired, it appears that Mr. and Lady Hampden, Lord and Lady Sefton, Lord and Lady W. SNOW, while attempting to seize the boat, was shot Bernina, Lord and Lad y Aboyne. Lord and Lady Brownlow, Lord and Lady Carson , Lord and Lady Granville, Lord Apsley by some persons who were behind him, both the and Ladies; Lords Valletort, Cranborne, Bingbem, ImehburY, bullets having entered his body in that direction; Nonnanby, Begot, Palmerston, Lowther, Lake, George Ca- an d so c l ose h a d t h e fi re - arms b een di sc h arge d, that veudish, Borringdon, Westmorl a nd , and Ba t hurst ; Ladies Anne the back of his jacket was burnt from the explosion. Becket. A. Pettit, Owen, Petre, Bathurst, Elisabeth Campbell, Elisabeth Vernon, Powis, Ay lesbury, Bridgewater, Dudley and wounded on the beach, he had the mor- While lying Ward, H. Parker, 14111140WD, and Berwick : Sirs John Wells, tification to see the contraband cargo carried off, and Thomas Morton, G.Warrender, C.- Flint, A. Hume, Sir W. and be would probably have been drowned by the flowing Lady Codrington, and Sir John and Lady Leicester; Messrs. of the tide, had not assistance been afforded to him, Standish, Curtis, P. Knight, B. Craven, B. Mayer, Freentantle. mi streue . D ent , las soot as the smugglers retired.—lt is satisfactory Orby Hunter, Gila; Mr. and Mrs. blaberly ; Beaumont, Rowley, Orby Hunter; the Vice Chancellor, Ste. however to add, that from information which has Covent-GARDEN.—The Musical Drama of The been obtained, several of the persons implicated in Slave was performed last night, and Miss HALLANDE the transaction were on Saturday night taken into made her first appearance in the character of Zelinda. custody by two of the Bow-street OfEcers, assisted It was an undertaking of no small hazard to an actress by a detachment of the 4th Light Dragoons, and commencing her career, as it necessarily induced the conveyed on Sunday through Canterbury to London audience to make a direct comparison cf her powers (as stated in the STAR of yesterday). The parties with those of so popular and delightful a singer as apprehended resided at Littlebouro, Hoath, and Miss STEPHENS. Notwithstanding this disadvantage, Stony; and it is somewhat remarkable that none of however, Miss HALLANDE came out of the trial with these persons are those who might have been sup increased reputation. The delightful air, " Soas of posed, from their necessities, to have been compelled Freedom, hear my Story," was rapturously encored. to resort to this illegal mode of' obtaining a livelihood, Mr. MACREADY'S Gambia was in his usual style of or of those who are said to be " rendered despetate excellence. The House was well attended. by a total want of employment."—Kentiah triad* • NAVAL INTRUMENCE. taxmen, Aram North.—The Lady Arabclla packet arrived yesterday; spoke, on the 27th instant, 150 miles S.W. of the Lizard, a ship from the West Indies, with lots of rudder. The sloop Teatshill, Kaxwar, from Plymouth, in coming in here last evening, struck on the Mack Rock, and sunk : her cargo consisted of flour and spirits. PLYMOUTH, Aran. 50.—Wind N. R.—Arrived, the Mary, Suermeao, from London for Sierra Leone ; on the 25th instant, being 72 leagues S.W. of the Lizard, she carried away het main ' mast by the rolling of the sea. Also arrived, the Nymph, War. itnn.from Lisbon in 21 days. Poaramotra May I.—Wind S .S.W.—Arrived, the Caroline traniPorto fro m the Downs. Sailed, the Ross, Daytime, for Miramichi; and Samuel Whitbread, WARD, for Qucbec. Dovxa, May I.—The Commerce, Romeo, reported yester day as on shore, was got 40 last night, and into the harbour, with trifling damage. Deal, Mar I.—Wind N.R.—Sailed the whole of the home ward-bound for the River.—Came down from the River and sailed, the Palambang, HARM. for St. Lucia; Latona, Lovse, for Demerara; and Regulus transport, for Cork and Halifax.— Arrived and remain the Express, Wiwi, from Gibraltar; and Ruby, from St. Michael's. Haawsen, Mar I.—Arrived the Lord Nelson packet, with a Mail from Cuxhaven. LTNY, MAY I.—The sloop Fly, Latin, of Hun, from New castle, was run on the Sands on Sunday, being leaky : she now lies sunk, with part of her cargo washed out. Crew saved. Currom-houses, May I.—Ships Entered Inwards: Albatross, from Memel ; Notley, from Lisbon ; Earl of Clancarty, from Rotterdam ; Maria, from Pillau ; Three Sisters, front Hotter dam ; Swift, from Harlingen ; Mary, from Amsterdam; Mary, from Malta ; Lively, from Harlingen.—Entered Outwards t William Manning, for St. Kitt's; Teaser; for Ghent; Mary, for Malta ; Esperance, for Ostend • Briton, for Naples ; Regent for Rio Janeiro.—Cleared Outwards: Rezak for Ikrbice; Julius Czsar, for S . Petersburgh; Jong. Oeorr, , for Lubeck ; Belle, for Gibraltar; Union, for Antwerp; P. ogress,for Genoa; Arno, for ditto; Victory, for Quebec; Unica, for Virginia. EXPORTATION OF ARMS TO ALEXANDRIA. -The following is a copy of a letter from the Coun cil Office to the Secretary of the Customs : " Causal. Orris, bLiiica I. • " having been represented to the Lords of his Ma jesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, that the Officers of Customs require a Special Order of Council for the exportation of arms and ammunition for Alexandria, as being on the coast of Africa, I am directed to acquaint you, for the information of the Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs, that it was not in tended that the General Order of the 22d November last, should extend to the ports of Africa situated within the Straits of Gib raker, and that their Lordshjps are, therefore, of opinion that the Officers of Customs should be instructed, not to require in future Special Orders for the exportation of arms and ammuni tion to the ports of Africa which are so situated. (gigned) "JAMES BULLER. " To the Secretary of Customs." COTTON TRADE. Copy of a Treasury Letter relating to the Trade in Cotton Wool, dated " T . /MAMMY CHAMIZIL, WEITRALL, MARCH 19. " Gizerizmax—The Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's Treasury having had under their consideration the result of the experiments to ascertain whether the allowance of four per cent. for tare on Cotton Wool might lot tie reduced, I am com manded by their Lordships to direct you, in lieu of the present allowance, to make an allowance of two per cent. for tare on Cotton Wool from the Brazils and St. Domingo, and of three per cent. on Cotton Wool from all other places (exclusive of ropes), except in cases where the Merchant shall require tke actual tare to be ascertained, or where the Deicers of the Reve nue may deem such a proceeding advisable. (Signed) " S. R. LUSHINGTON. " To the Commissioners of Customs." PREVENTIVE SERVICE. rYE 4DMV. It k reported in the military circle, that General the Hon. ROIMRT TAYLOR, brother of the Marquis of HRADFORT, will be appointed to the Coloncicy of the 6th Dragoon Guards, vacant by the death of the Earl of CA RH A !UPTON ; and that Lord EDWARD Someaszr will be appointed to the Colonelcy of the 18th Hussars, vacant by the death of the Marquis of DROGHEDA. The 18th Hussars. at Caller, and its cantonments, supposed to be desiine.l for India, have as yet re ceived no official order on that subject. The four troops of Scots Greys arrived in Clon mel, halt there: the transports with the 6th Dragoon Guards having not yet arrived in Waterford. A number of the Militia Regiments of the King dom are to be embodied for training and exercise, duting this month. The 81st Regiment has embarked at Cork, for Halifax. . The following Regiments are ordered to India, in addition to those we have already noticed :—The 38th and 54th from the Cape, and the 82t1 from the Mau ritius. The Regiments to return from India are the 24th, 34th, 65th, 59th, 17th, and 53d F oo t ; aad the Bth and 17th Dragoons. The 23d and 91st Regiments of Foot, are ordered` to Jamaica, to relieve the 58th and 61st. The Ist Battalion of the Royals is ordered to the Mauritius, to relieve the 82d Regiment. The 51st and 86th Regiments are to proceed to Malta, to relieve the 75th, ordered t o Gib ra l tar , an d the 24th, which is to come home. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. CURRAGII RACES, IRELAND. TUESDAY, APAIL 24. A Sweepstakes of 30gs. each, 20gs. forfeit. Mr. Kinvan's Ivanhue 1 I Mr. Prendergast's Storm 3 Mr. Gore's Talbot - 2 Even betting—A good race. The Welington Stakes. Mr. Hunter's Thetis - 1 I Mr. Watts's Ohio - Sweepstakes of 25gs. each, fi r Looters, lOgs. ft. Mr. Battersby's Hollymount 1 I Lord Groevenor's Pope 2 2 to 1 agst Hollymount. MIDNRIZA r. The King's Plate of 100 gs. for Irish-bred horses, not exceeding 5 yrs old, 10st. each.—Four-mile beau. Mr. Hamilton's King William . - 2 1 walked over. hbuquis of Sligo's Steel - - - 1 distanced. Mr. Nowlan's colt, by Pipes - - distanced. Steel the favourite. . _ A Sweepstakes of 15gZeach, 70gs..it.for all ages.—T.Y.C. Mr. Watts 's Petworth I Mr. Prendergases Storm S I Mr. Caldwell's Noble 2 2 to 1 on Storm. r The Curragh was most numerously and fashionably attended. RACES AT THE HOO, Saruanav, Aram 28. The Gold Cup of 100 p. value, produced a well contested race, a neck and neck heat, between Mr. Hzarsiccrrs's Cordo. vanni and Mr. °tamer's bay colt. At three o'clock a cessation took place,when the company adjourned to the interior of Lord Dacaa;s hospitable mansion. Four rooms were appropriated for the dinner, of which about 200 persons partook. Races afterwards recommenced; they were not over till half-past seven in the evening. AU the Nobility and Gentry for twenty miles around, were present. Among whom were— The Earl and Countess of Bridgewater ' Marquis and Mar chioness of Salisbury, Lord and Lady Cranborne, Earl and Countess of Verulam, Earl and Countess of Roseberry, Mr. Giles, Mr. King, General Capel, Rev. Dr. Gerrard Wellesley. The pickpockets from London bad a rich harvest; many Gen. detnen were robbed of their watches and money. ROYAL PURSES, 1821. It has been officially notified, that his BIAJMSTY has been gm. cloudy pleased to give the sum of One Hundred Guineas, to be run for by horses, mares, and geldings, this season, at each of the following places, via. Ascot Heath Imrich Newcastle-upon-Tyne Canterbury Lichfield Richmond,Yorkshire Chelmsford Lewes Salisbury Carlisle Lincoln Warwick Doncaster Newmarket (three) Winchester Guildford Nottingham York. MATCH TO DO FIFTY MILES IN EIGHT HOURS. Monday. a young man of the name of Bvarnmoaouce, bons the northern part of Staffordshire, undertook to perform this great undertaking. The pedestrian was backed for 10ogs. and the Race took place over a five mile piece of ground, at Eiken, near Dunstable, Herts. He did each five miles as follows: XIII. aac. 11tJN . tIC. Ist five miles, in 37 20 6th five miles, in 59 14 2d 36 0 7th 51 22 3d 35 14 4th 53 59 4th 35 50 9th 54 20 sth 50 40 10th 59 54 Total --7 hours, 52 minutes 53 seconds. The match was won with much (Minsky, and ahhough the pedestrian had 67 minutes to do the last five miles, he was so much exhausted that rime was backed at sto 4. He did half the distance in three hours, 13 minutes, and 34 seconds, which gave him time to rest at intervals after. About ten days ago a rabbit, belonging t o M r . G. Cozzeas, of Somers Town, Chichester, littered seven young ones, and died. The day before a cat had kittened in the same house; Mr. C. by way of expe riment, took away puss's progeny one by one, placing the rabbits in their stead ; and, it is a fact, that the cat is at this time kindly nursing the strangers, and suckling them as her own New Potatoes, the size of a racket-ball, were this morning sold at a greengrocer's, in Leadenhall-mar ket, at the moderate price of Ss. 6d. a pound An Historical Play, called Brian Boroihme, has been produced at the Dublin Theatre with some de gree of success. It is from the pen of Mr.KNowLas, the author of Virginius. Prince YPSILAwrt, who is at the head of the Greek Insurrection, is a very gallant Officer. He Was wounded by the side of General Moar.mi, at the battle of Dresden: the same bullet that struck tire General, carried away YPSILANTI'S left hand. Lest week, a vessel was hunched at New Quay, Cardigan. shire ' when about 500 people went on board, and were taken mile from share, where the vessel anchored. Those en board were therefore ;oder the necesity of returning to land in a small boat, which, being overladen, was capsized, and three MINI and a woman were drowned. Grottos CARROLL having sold, in the Last Lot. tery, No. 46, a Prize of £21,000 Consols, in Sixteen Sixteenths, confidently expects the same good fortune in the present Lottery, the Scheme of which contains Prizes also of £21,000 each, at the head of a nume rous list of other Capitals. The Drawing will com mence on the 17th of Tins MONTH, and will deter mine to whom the 4,007 Prizes, which must then be drawn, shall belong. The distinguishing characteris tic of the present Lottery is the unexampled cheapness of the Chances, being for a Whole Ticket only Four teen Guineas, and for a Sixteenth One Pound! Coax Facuswas, Maat-taws, Ms? 2 —We had no heat er rivah of any Grain to-day, but a considerable quantity of Wheat front Esse: and Kent remained over from bloaday's supply, foe which there was no demand this morning : but prices are nom& may the same as on that day. Fine Barley, being scarce, sold on as good terms as on Monday, but there wan very little shin for the inferior qualities. Oats were dull of sale sod calker cheaper. La Ben end Peas ao alteration.