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The Warehoused Corn Bill, hating passed through
the different stages in the Commons, was sent up last night to the
Lords. where it was road a Arse time, and oedered for a second
reading on Monday next.

A division took place last night in the Lords upon
an Amendment of the Corn Averages Bill, moved by Lord FAIII3F
1431, that Great &hair( and Ireland should be substituted for the
weeds " England and Wales," as they stand in the BM The num-
bers were equal, 44 Peers voting for, and as many against the

Amendment, when the Chairman, as a matter of courtesy, gave bis
casting vote in favour of the Amendment. However the Amend-

meat was am more fortunate then the osighsal clause, ash was lost
upon a division, by a majority of als, only thirty-seven being for,
and 43 against it. Thus the Bill Is rendered perfectly nugatory for
the present; and unless the anomaly be corrected, the old mode of
taking the Averages, liable as it is to gross frauds, must be re-
sorted to again.

Rio de Janeiro Rapers to the 21st of April have been
received at the North and South American Coffee-house,
brought by a vessel, which left that place four days
later. The following extract of a letter, dated Rio
Grande. 15th March, which we have transcribed from
'the Rio Merceinii'ii, is the only article they contain
worthy of notice:

" I did not give you en account of the battle of the 20th, for,
no doubt, you are acquainted with the result. The enemy is re-
turning towards Tagurimbe ; but on the 11th they were at Pone,
Verde, where a party of mine routed a party of the enemy, killed
seven, and made four prisoners : we also took about 400 horses.
I am marching towards Pirchy, and Colonel Bento is making the
same movement. On my right, Brigadier Berreto forms our rear-
guard, with 3,000 cavalry. We have it reported here, that his
Majesty Is coming to join us, with a reinforcement of troops."
Another letter from Rio Grande,of a day previous (14th March;,
in an American Paper, appears to be contradictory to the preceding
one, which states that the victorious Buenos Ayrean army was
hourly expected at Rio Grande, and the inhabitants were flying in
all directions.

We received this morning the Algemeine Zeiturg to
the 16th inst. containing advices from Corfu of the 4th,
and from Zante of the Ist of this month, brought by an
Austrian vessel to Trieste, on the Bth. Among the
passengers by this vessel was a son of the brave BOZZARI,
who fell at the siege of Missolonghi, a child of nine years
of age. From a Greek, who accompanied this interest-
ing orphan, as well as from the letters received by this
conveyance, some additional particulats have been ob-
tained respecting the defeat of the Greeks before Athens.
Their loss was fully as severe, as had been first stated,
amounting to between 2 and 3,000 men, and it is the
more afflicting, as it comprised their best troops: All
the Solicits and Candiots, as well as the remains of the
garrison of Missolonghi, perished upon this occasion.
Amongst the Captains, who fell in the field of bat tle„
was NIKITA INOLUE of Cephalonia, and GALIANO,
leader,of the Candiots, who had come from St. Peter--
burgh to the assistance of his countrymen. The corps
of KARAISICAKI, which was the flower of the army
and consisted of about 4,000 men, is almost entirel y
dispersed. Of the other 9,000 men, about 3,000 in-
trenched themselves in the Pi was, the rest having fled
in different directions. The battle took place three days
sooner th in had been intended, which was the more
unfortunate, ai the Greeks were thus deprived of
a reinforcement of 6,000 men, who were ha►tening
to join them. A rencontre between the advanced
pots, in the COUtte of which•KAIIAISKAKI fell, led
t.' the engagement.. The (all of that leader threw
iris men into cion'usio,s, which' the Turks taking ad-
,antage of, decided she battle in the manner already
.iateat. One piece of intelligence is mentioned, which
e s .alt be gl id to :tee corifirmed, namely, that the