The Sun.
London, England, 1832-09-07 00:00:00

PARIS RACES.

The races in the Champ-de•Mars on Sunday last were
honoured by the presence of her Majesty, the Princesses,
and the Dukes of Orleans, d'Aurnale, and de Montpen-
sier. His Majesty was expected, but was prevented
coming by having to attend a Council. The weather was
tine, and there was an immense assemblage of spectators,
both equestrian and pedestrian; the stands were literally
crowded with beauty and fashion.
There were two races for the Royal Prizes of 5,000 f.
and 6,000 f. each, twice round the course (heats).
The first (5,000 f.) was won by Lord H. Seymour's b.
h. Cyrus, 5 yrs. carrying 115 lbs. (Freneh), rode by
Moss, beating the King's b. h. Aloina (from the Aleudon
stud), 4 yrs. carrying 102 lbs. ; M.Delarreque's b. m.
Fiore, 4 yrs. carrying 102 lbs. ; M. de Royere's ch. m.
Eleanore, 5 yrs. carrying 112 lbs. ; the Baron de is Bas-
tide's b. h. Diomede, 4 yrs. carrying 105 lbs. ; 51. Noel's
b. m. Aline, 4 yrs. carrying 102 lbs. ; M. Bonvie's b
m Corisandre, 5 years, carrying 115 lbs., and M. Bel-
homme's ch. m. Leonie, 5 yrs. carrying 112 lbs. The
first heat was won by Corisandre, the second (which was
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She came in first both heats, beating M. Faeroes b. h.
Young Milton, 4 yrs. carrying 105 lbs. ; M. Del troque's
b. m. Mauna, 4 yrs. carrying 102 lbs.; the King's b. tn.
Pamela (Atendon Stud), 4 yrs. carrying 102 lbs. ; th)
Baron de la Bastide's b. h. Cederic, 5 yrs. carrying 115
lbs.; Messrs. Tassinari and Salvador's ch. h. Oubyon, 6
yrs. carrying 121 168., and M. Maureuil's b. h.Coradin,
5 yrs. carrying 115 lbs. Mr. Shickler's b. h. Young
Tandem, 4 yrs. was entered for this race, but was with.
drawn ; the second heat was contested by Monna,
Cederic, and Oubynn only ; in this heat also Cederic brok,
away in the second round.
They races wear better and more interesting in evert
respect thau auy hitherto known in Paris; the betting,

was very spirited. Next Sunday the races for the Prince
Royal's prizes will take place.

GERMAN RACES.

The Oldesloe Races took place on the 30th and Slst of
July. The results were as follow :
Toe Union Plate of 1001.. for 3,4, and 5-yr.-olds. rlile

and three-quarters.
IL S. li. the Duke of Holstein Augustenberg's
Somnambule
Mr. Lichtwald's Zany, by Morisco
Baron Biel's b. f. by Mustachio
Mr. Weber's b. f. Freyd, by Brutandorf....

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Won by half a length. All the horses are English bred.
Sumnambule, then the property of the Duke of Richmond,
von the last Riddlesworth ; and Zany the July Stakes in
1830. He bad only arrived three weeks, havirg left New-
market the same day he ran his great match with Crotch.
A Cup, given by his Royal Highness Prince Christian of
Denmark, for 11,1 f-bred horse,. Heats, a mile and two
furlongs.
Mr. Applefield's br. h. Michtley, 4 yrs 1 1
H. S. H. the Duke of Holstein's b. h. 5 yrs 2 '2.

Match 100 soya. Mile and 2 furlongs. His Serene
Ugliness Duke of Holstein's ch. m. Medora, by his Herod,
'eat Baron Beil's b. f. Circe, by Gulliver.
SECOND DAY.
His Majesty's Plate of 1001. for 3-yr-olds and upwards.

Heats, a mile and 2 furlongs.
Duke of Holstein's Somnambule I I
Mr. Lichtwald's Zany
Mr. Weber's Freya
A Silver Cup given by the Duchess Louisa Sophia of Hol-
stein Augustenburg, for 3-yr-olds and upwards, added
to a Sweepstakes of 201. each. Two miles and a half.
Baron Beil's Mustachio filly, 4 yrs.
Mr. Lichtwald's Zany, 4 yrs
Baron Applefeld's Nichtley, 4 yrs

Match 1001. One mile.—Boon Beil's Guerilla, by
Catton, darn by Walton, beat the Duke of Holstein's f. by
Mows.

The course is new, very good, and will in a year or two
'e excellent. A mile round. The run is capital, i,ome-
;hing like the finish to the Rowley mile at Newmirke.

THE RUSSIA TRADE.

By the Sir Edward Bankcs steam. boat, which arrived
yesterday from Rotterdam, mercantile advices were re-
c,ived from the Russian capital down to the 224
which give a detail of the progress of the commercial
transactions with Great Britain in the principal articles of
Russian prodece, up to nearly the end of August. The
shipments of tallow since the season opened had amounted
to 92,000 casks, and it was estimated that there remained
on hand 60,000 casks. The accounts received from the
interior of Russia stated, that the cattle had a most pro-
mising appearance, and from the operations which had
already been entered into by the dealers, it was estimated
that next year's supply of tallow will be very large. Since
the last post there had been purchased about 3,500 casks,
;it prices from 115 to 116 roubles per pood. The experts
of tallow up to the middle of last month considerably ex.
ceeded those made in the last two previous years up to
the same period.
In hemp and flax a great increase of business has already
taken place this year, the reduction of the import duty in
this country by Government having caused large pur-
chases. In flax some extensive transactions had been en-
tered into fur Scotland, and the demand remained brisk.
The purchases of hemp up to the middle of last month was
estimated at 1,400,000 poods, and of flax 240,000
poods, leaving about 240,000 poods of the latter
article for sale. The Bruck would close shortly.
The purchases of codilla and tow had amounted to
about 270,000 poods. A large increase had taken
place in the shipments up to the middle of August last,
1,150,000 poods of hemp, and 145,000 poods of flax, had
been put on hoard, while up to the same period of last
year the exports were not much above 1,000,000 poods
of hemp, and 46,000 poods of flax. Ordinary clean hemp
was at 70 roubles, 73 to 75 for better samples, and 61 to
55 roubles per pood for outshot. Flax was at 95 to 10
roubles per pood for six and nine head, and from 130 to
135 roubles per pood for 12 head.
In linseed very large purchases had been made, exceed-
ing 84,000 chetworts, and it was estimated that 40,000
more remained for sale. Of potashes the purchases had
amounted to 12,000 casks, leaving 6,000 unsold. The
shipments of deals to England had amounted to nearly a
million standard ; of bristles, to 17,400 poods ; of yarn,
10,000 poods ; of iron, 270,000 poods ; and of raw
hides, 45,000. The imports of coffee had been about
46,000 poods, and of sugar nearly 1,000,000 poods. The
stock of Havannah coffee was about 50,000 boxes. The
imports into St. Petersburgh of cotton twist, sugar, tin,
dying woods, herrings, rice, &c., had been much above
thoqe of last year, up to the same period.
The exports from the Russian capital to the United
States, of hemp, cordage, sailcloth, crash, and some other
articles, were upon a very large scale, exceeding consi-
derably the shipments to tire United Kingdom.
The exchange on London, at the latest date, was at
10 9-I6d. The number of British ships arrived, up to
the date of the letters received yesterday, was 436, and 3 I ()
had sailed.