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It is said that MT RANDOLPH, finding his health too much impaired to venture 10 RUSSIA has resign cd his commission Minister to the Court of St Petersbugh and that his resignation has been accopt- cd 6y ONT G0reynment It is also said, that before his resignation was accepted, Mir R. believing that the elections in Va. would take place in June, and that he therefore ineligible, was partly induced by this circumstance, to request his friend to an- to the District his wish to decline poll for Congress. The annuncaton is said to have been made Mir R. is believed to have set sail from Eng land before his time.- e.-Richmond Enquirer.

 Sentence of Smith and Murray y-Edward Smith and William Murray, convicted of Grand Larceny in stealing about t,ro hundred ond .fony-cigM hou- sand dOilars from the vault of the City Bank ol New-York in March last, were on Saturday last, ad- judged by the Recorder to be imprisoned in the State Prison at SngSing, at hard labor for the term of Ue years This Is the utmost extent of the penal ty for Grand Larceny under the revised Statutes of this State. It must be apparent to every observer, that the degree of punishment is not at all propor- toned to the magnitude and enormity of the of fence.-JOurnal of Commerce.

 The Evening Post contains computation of the chances that were the 4th of July, 1776, that Adams, Jefferson and Monroe, would die when they did. It is made with mathematical accuracy; and the result is that bet, to correspond with the chances should have been Is 26S millions of doiiars 10 one mill against these events occurring when they did