Star.
London, England, 1815-04-17 00:00:00

fAAMBURt3H MAIL.

A Hantbutghl Mail arrived alit itterning. A tiekii
Treaty of Alliance. oftensive and defensi'Ve. Was
s!gnci by all the. Allied Powers, at Vienna, bit the
V.sth of March+ They take the Treaty of Chntininni
as the basis, Which exclUdes for ever Baarantit
and his Family from the Throne of France. It
does not, however, dictate to the French the Form
of Governthant they shall chase for theitiselves. or
the Sovereign (in case of a monarchy) whom (Ley
may elect to reign over them. By this it is arrant
to separate the cause of BONM'ARTE from that of
the French people, Or at least to limit their ii"er-
ference to the exclusion of BoNarattre. At,d
that their views may be clearly and fully de-
monstrated to France and to Europe, the Cc rit
gress is to be transferred to Frankfort, where it i% to
meet on the 80th instant, and from whence a Declara-
tion will be put .forth recognizing the Treaty of Paris,
and in which it will be said, that the people of France
are at perfect liberty to judge for themselves...o:4
their territory will be intact.—their public institivinf
held sacred, and hostilities only to ensue in case they
shall determine to submit to tile authority of a persua
who has violated the engagements made with them,
and whose re-ascension to the throne of France they
regard as incompatible with the security. indepen-
dence, and peace of Europe.
The Allies are to bring 150,000 men into the field
to enforce their declarations. They bind themselves
to hold no communication whatever With 130N/WAATE
or any of his adherents.

The Duke D'ANcoui-EhtE has been taken in Dan-
phiny. He had capitulattd, hut the trcnps refused
to accede to the capitulation. BONAPARTE has ordezed
him to be sent safely out of France.
A Paris Paper c.t. the 12th, states in a postscript.
that the King of Nart.cs had entered Bologna, aft.:
defeating an Austrian corps and taking 6000prisoncrs.
This intelligence is contradicted in next day's Paper.

At three o'clock this day, Mr. H.►sE from the
Bank of England, wailed upon the Gentlemen of
the Steck Exchange, and intimated that the hohiet;
of Exchequer Bills wou!d receive £ll7 in the 5 per
Cents. for every £lOO of Exchequer Bills.—Days
funding 26th, 27th, 28th, and 29th inst. •

The PnireE RECENT veil hold a Levee, at Carl-
ton House, on Thursday.

The Princess CuAttLorre of %Vitus e•tendett D--
vine Service yesterday at the Chapel Rop.l, et.
James's P dace.

Lord GRP.N VILLE iS spoken of in the political circles
as being likely to take a share in Administration.
Mr. HUNTER, the Messenger, an ived on S iturday
with Dispatches from the British Minister at Vir.nna,
and from Lord WELLINGTON, at Bross• Is. Two Fo-
reign Messengers also arrived on S ►turday—one from
the Kitco of SARDINIA, and the other from Louis the
XV lllth, at Gherst. The Sardinian Messenger was
obliged to take a circuitous route by the way of
Vienna, not being allowed to pass the F:enclpirr.n.
tiers. The Austrian troops were m aching in v;:st
force towards Italy, and it is supposed that war has
been declared by the EMPEROR of AesTrti.r. against
MURAT. The troops of the lattcr are err-LA..lly in
Ppossession of Rome, and the Pura has arrived at
Florence.

The weather having moderated, the remainder rf
the 7th Hussars were yesterday embaiked, and wi:re
to sail from Dlver early this motninrr.
Mr. TROTTER, Storekeeper-General, left Town on
Thursday last to proceed to Brussels. Mr. Haunts-,
Commissary-General, left Town on Saturday for the
same place.
We are sorry to hear that HENRY SinooNs, E'q.
Patentee of the Edinburgh Theatre, died at his house
in that City, on Wednesday afternoon.
IMPORTANT News ! ! !—Two Prizes of &MOW
are in the Wheel, and must be drawn on WEDN ENDA Y
next.--N. B. The Drawing begins at nine o'clock in
the Morning.
Saturday was the Second Day of Drawing of the
present Lottery, which will finish on Wednesd,iy
next.—The Three Golden Prizes were drawn in the
'first half hour, and the Numbers were 353, 2,889,
and 12,688; the Guineas for which wore instantly
paid by Bistr, the Contractor, to the Office. Keepers
who sold them. About eleven o'clock, the Tit ket,
1.406, was drawn a Prize of £30,000. and sold by
Bisir, who also sold 4,429, a Prize lif 1,000 Gin.
neas ; No. 6,201, a £500; 9,127, a ati3oo; 12,029,
a £2OO, &c. &c. A few Tickets and Srares, fur
the present Lottery, are on Sale at Elsst's Oilices,
Cornhill, and 9, Charing.Cruss.—Tt.e Vt-heei is
mai kably Rich, and the Two Prizes of .4...30,(r0
must be drawn on Wednesday next, when the Lot-
tery finishes.
No. 10,221, £500; 2,575, £3OO, drawn on Sa-
turday. were sold in '24 Shares, by FloaNsav and
Co. The Drawing begins on Wednesday mottling,
Nine o'clock, ar.d finishes in the evening. The vet y
few Tickets and Shares in hand, are selling, war-
ranted undrawn. tor the Two Grand I tics of
£30,000, and Eight other Capital Prizes, at No.
Cornhill, by HORNSBY and Co.
CORN-Excliazow., APRIL 17.—We had but a inn.
derate supply of Wheat fresh up this niorn'ng, but a
considerable quantity being left over from last w: ek's
arrivals made a great sitew, and having but few
buyers, the trade was exceedingly heavy at a decline
of 25. per quarter upon that of fine quality, and Intl
4s. per quarter upon all other descriptions.--Barley
is Is. per quarter lower, having a large arrival t 1.4
morning.—Beans are dull sale at last week's prices.
Oats are from Is. to 2s. per quarter cheaper.