The Sun.
London, England, 1809-08-09 00:00:00

WORCESTER RACES.

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TGF,SD,,Y, AUG. t.
Sweeptakvs of 1,-.,gs. each.
Ld Oxfbr''s b. rn. ' ,c_to:ia - 7 r r
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pdlr. Dundas's Romeo .. - - 5 2 2,
Mr. Lzurnife, named Duaess .. +.. 1 3 3
Ld Grey's -St. Domingo . 7-,, - - 640 r-
Gapt, Brown's Screveton beat Mr. Pewrice's Salmot tor

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• . Maiden Plate of sol. • . .
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,Jr.i, cares br. f. by Stairiford, 3 yrs old, 6A. 51b. z t t
I.d Stamford's b. c. by Shelton, 6st. glb. - 1 2 a
Mr. Wakeman's b. in. by Hickwali, s yrsold, Bst.
41b.
Mr. Low's Young Maid of All-Work, 3 yrs old, 6st. sib. dis.

WEDNESDAY.
Ladies' Plate or pl.,
Mr. Lygon's ch. g. Sunflower, by No Pretender, Bst.
41b. -
Mr. Painter's Ali Baba, fist. zzlb. . .
Mr. Pewrice's Prisoner, 9st. 51b. •
Handicap Purse of B.)gs. (8 Subscribers).
Won by Capt. Brown's Sir Jeffery.
Hunters' Purse of jot.
Mr. Racster's Lowdcn lost. lib.
Mr. Crane's4Puinkin. list. 131 b •
Mr. Hick's. Mrs. Clarke, list 31b.
Mr. Hill's Loyalty, l ist. 31b.
Mr. Martin's Cotswold, lost. Ilb.

I,HURSDA V.

Plate of, col.
Lord Stamford's St. Domingo, 9St.
Mr. Gordon's Romeo, Bst. tzlb.

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CANADA.--Extract of a letter from Quebec, dated
Bth May :—" A Mr. Harte, who is a freeholder,
and was duly elected to the Parliament, happens
unfortunately to be a Jew, and as such the most
Christian Members were unwilling to sit with him.
An attempt to put him out is one of the acts' which
the. Governor in his speech calls unconstitutional.--•
Another of these unconstitutional ads was, au at-
tempt to prevent a judge, named de Bonne, who is
an active member, from sitting. While these ques-
tions were under debate, with closed doors, the Go-
vt,rnor went to the Council Chamber, and dissolved
the AsseMbi'y. In the course of his speech the Go-
vernor took occasion to compliment Judge de Bonne,
Messrs. Blackwood, De Salaberry; Dentolleau, and
some others, who generally vote with them, as hav-
ing used their utmost efforts to a.. fiat eondua of
which he had so ranch reason to coinprfiin. Though
the Governor's speech was just, his severity was,
perhaps, therefore More' strongly felt ; and it is to
be feared that
:great asperity of feeling will, in con-
sequence, be found in the new Parliament, to which
it is, supposed the same Members will, with very
few exceptions, be re-elected. Sir James Cnig is,
however, looked upon by the most judicious people
of the province as a very able Governor, sincerely
disposed to promote the welfare and ha;,pintss of
the people, and one whose loss would be severely
felt. It is much to be wished that English schools
should be introduced here. Nothing would tend
so much to infuse right notions and principles in the
minds of the people, who are now studiously kept
in a state of darkness and prejudice by their priests.
Sir James Craig was to leave Quebec on the igth of
June, for 'Montreal, whence he would return in
August. General Drummond commands in Mon-
treal. He is much liked there, as also Mrs. Drum-
mond."

At Queen-square, yesterday morning, a young
man named Greeqfield, lately in the navy, attempted
to put a period to his existence, by cutting his throat
with a large knife, whilst under examination berate
the Magistrates, for stealing a crown-piece, th. pro-
perty of ,Mrs. Hatt, in Tothill-street,, but was
vented by Gilimore, the Officer.
Edward 'Wright, alias My Hearty, .a notorious chift:„
racer, died on Monday, in the, House of e(krreelion`,
of fifty years athief,and had been 75 tinieserraigned at
in the 80th year of his age. He, had been upwards,
the Old Bailey and QUarter Sessions; and as ottva
punished.

CORN EXCHANGE; ,At b.—This day there are
few fresh arrivals .of WhOt;. hUt tolerable suppliel
on hand, which is rrore than adequate to the de-
mand; and saleS are heavily'ettected at lower prices 4
Bailey ,again in very short supply; Malt scarcely at
last currency; White Pease, this week, full los. per
quarter lower ; Beans of the two kinds are cheaper
there are considerable supplies of Oats, mostly-fo-,
reign, but few of first quality, and *those. rather
dearer ; Flour hardly supports, last prices, fine Anie-
rican 48s. to 5 I's: per barrel.

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Wheat - 7os a 84s a 94s a
Tick Beans - -42 s 4Bs
Fine ditto - -98 s a tots Oats - Iss a 2SS a 33,
Rye - • os a s2S Poland (112[0 -36 S a 395.
barley - •- --
.37s a 43$ Potatoe ditto —s its?:
Malt - 7os a 78s Rape. Seed - 4SI a 5)1
White Pease - Bos a gos Fine Flour , sos' a gss
Grey ditto - 46$ a 52s Seconds 7591 a 8%/s
-Beans . . . a bosi