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have bred a winner of the 2 000
Michael, Derby, Oaks, or Doncasi
71bs extra ; these by untried str
.pied mires, allowed 31bs. D.M.
—Colonel Anson's Chieftain (31bs)-,
Ashen (31bs)—(a) Mr. GrevilleVen)
Sir J. Hawley's Cranberry (31bs)—(r )4,3
Narbonne (31bs)—(a) Colonel reeNk ,Ans-1
Mr. Watson's Paul—Mr. Worley's The ,
Sweepstakes of 50 sous. each,' h ft; for thies yrs
colts Bst 71b, and fillies Bst 31b; the winner of the July
Stakes, Chesterfield, Triennial, Hopeful, Clearwell,
Prendergast, or Criterion Stakes at Newmarket, the
New Stakes, at Ascot, the Ham, Levant, Lavant, or
Molecomb Stakes, at Goodwood, the Prince of Wales's
Stakes at York, the Champagne Stakes, or 20 SOW.
Two-yr•old Stakes at Doncaster, to carry 61bs extra, of
any ot• those stakes 9lbs P xtra—Uriterion course. 6 subs.
—(a) Duke of Bedford's Bordeaux—(a) Mr. Batson's
King of Cymry—(a) Duk..! of Richmond's Officious—(s)
Lord Cfilden's Warner—(a) Mr. Newton's Falcon—
Lord Stanley's Flash.
Sweeps•,takes of 50 sovs, each, h ft ; for three yrs old
colts, 83t 71b ; and tiilie3, Bat 21b, that never won tot foe
the time of closing fur this stake; those that have started
twice before the time of closing this rtske allowed 41b.
thrice or more 61b. D.M. Three subs.—(a) Duke of
Bedford's John-o'-Groat—(a) Lord Clifden's Warner—
(a) Duke of Richmond's Harutu Scarum (6:b).
Match, 200. h ft. T.Y.C.—Mr. Fayna's Farthin-
gale, Bst 71b, against (a) Duke of Bedford's St. Rosalie,
Bst 31b.

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NEWMARKET. SUNDAY NIGHT.
In addition to those already reported, ttie following
horses have arrived:—Pelerine colt, Bullfinch, Wool-
wich, Stingo, Chantrey, and Mickleton.• Seignor of
Holderness is not coming.

ENTRIES FOR MONDAY.
Craven Stakes.—Tisiphone, 5 yrs—Hetail, 4 yrs—
Thringarth, 4 yrs—Nutbrown, 5 yrs.
Handicap. T.Y.C.—Saucy Dick, 4 yrs, Bst 71b—
Sagacity, 6 yrs, Bst 41b—Mahratta, 4 yrs, 7st Sib—
lone, 4 yrs, 7st 51b.
Handicap. D.M.—Saucy Dick, 4 yrs, Bst 101 b
Thringarth, 4 yrs, Bst 101b—Cotton Lord, 4 yrs, Bst 41b
—Vasa, 4 yrs, Bst 21b—Goodwood, 4 yrs, 7st 121 b
Cara, 3 yrs' Got 101 b—b cby Francis, dam by. Jerry,
3 yrs, Gst 61b.
Lord Exeter receives forfeit in the Sweepstakes in
which Ghio and Nutshell are engaged.
Glenalvon and. Little Jack are scratched for their en-
gagements this meeting.
• TA TTERSALL'S.--SATUnDAY.
NEWMARKET HANDICAP..
5 to 2 agst Cheerful 10 to I agst-ChantreP
7 to 1 Westow 10 to 1 '
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Bto 1 Strongbow
Cheerful was backed freely at 3 to I. Chantrey's
starting is considered doubtful.

CUP
[2 to 1 agst Miss Ann (t) ICHESTER 22 to. / agst Mounseer
[2 to 1 Roland I 30 to 1 Essedarius
12 to 1 Glaucs 150 to 1 Osterley
TWO-THOUBILND GUINEAS STAMM
2to 1 agst Beehunter I6to 1 agst Hardinge
sto 2 --• Pitsford (t) I

DNRBY. I
5 to 1 agstßollingbroke() I 14 to 1 at Voltigeor, (t)
7 to 1 Ghillie Callum 1 25 to 1 Clincher
9to 1 Mayors 125 to 1 Mickleton
1 to 1 The Nigger

UNI

VERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, APRIL 13.
EXETER COLLEGE.—An examination will be holden
in this College on Monday, May 13, for the purpose
of electing to five scholarships—:at and 2d. Open to
all persons above the age of sixteen, " and who, if
members of the university, have not exceeded two
years from their matriculation.— 3d. Limited to per-
sons born or educated in the county of Devon.-4th
and sth. Limited to sons of clergymen resident in
the county of Devon or Somerset (one for each
county), and who will not have, exceeded the age of
nineteen on the 30th of June next, with preference
to the kin, if any, of the late Rev. Thomas Howe,
rector of iluntspill. The two last are tenable for
seven years. Candidates are required to call on the
rector on or before Saturday, May 11, and to bring
with them their baptismal certificate, testimonials of
good conduct, and, in case of their being candidates
for any of the three last scholarships, proof of their
being duly qualified according to the limitations
above stated.

WADHAM COLLEGE—There will be an election to
a scholarship on the 30th of June next. Natives of
Great Britain, under 19 years of age, are eligible,
and the founder's kindred are entitled to some pre.
ference. Candidates are requested to call on the
warden on Wednesday, the 26th of June, at four
o'clock, bringing with them certificates of their
parent's marriage, and of their own age and baptism,
as well as testimonials of good conduct.
ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE—There will be an examiha-
tion for a Bible clerkship in St. John's College, on
Tuesday, the 23d inst. Candidates are desired to send
their names to the President on or before Saturday,
the 20th inst.
BAMPTON LECTURER.—The heads of colleges will,
on Tuesday next, elect a lecturer fur the year 1851,
under the will of John Bampton, M.A., canon of
Salisbury.

CAMBRIDGE, Aram 13.
ASTRONOMY.—The Flu:Dian Professor will com-
mence a course of Lectures ou Practical Astronomy
and Astronomical Instruments on Monday, April 15,
at one o'clock. The course will consist of twelve
lectures, and will end on April 27.
DIYINITY.—The Regius Professor of Hebrew will
resume on Saturday, the 20th of April, both his pub-
lic lectures on the Psalms, at the Divinity Lecture-
room, and his elementary lecture at his rooms in
Trinity College; the former to be continued during
term on every 'Wednesday and Saturday, at half-past
eleven, A.M. ; the latter every Tuesday and Saturday
at one P.M.

L.kw.—The Regius Professor of Laws will recom-
mence his course of lectures on Tuesday, April 23.
There will he examinations in civil law on 'Wednes-
day, May 15, and Thursday, May 16.
lasnic.—A room in the Pit Press has been as-
signed to the Lord Almoner's Professor of Arabic for
his lectures on Persian literature on Tuesdays, 'Wed-
nesdays, and Thursdays of the Easter Term, com-
mencing April 16, at two r.m. The lectures on
Tuesdays and Thursdays will be grammatical; on the
Gulistan of Sadi, and the Thohfet Ul Ihra of Jami.
The lecture on Wednesday will be descriptive, com-
prehending the languages of Persia, notices of Per-
sian poets, and the doctrines of the Sufees.
TRINITY COLLEGE.—The under-mentioned gentle-
men have been elected to scholarships at this col-
lege :—J. A. Wilson, V. Harcourt, R. Wiliams,
Rendel, Cowie, A. Budge, Macnaghten, Seeley,
Hunter, Dickenson, Sharpe, J. L. Hammond, E
Benson, Robertson, A. Johnson, Clapcote (West-
minster).
The follovving prizes have been adjudged :—Eng-
lish Declamation : (1) Vernon Harcourt, (2) Gor-
ham, (3) James. Latin Declamation : (1) J. D.
Williams, (2) Lightfoot.
Tom Taylor, Esq., barrister-at-law, and fellow of
this society, has been appointed Assistant-Secretary
of the Board of Health, in the room of Professor
Bain, resigned.
CORPUS COLLEGE.-Mr. Edward Henry Perowno
(first classic, 1850) has been appointed a fellow on
the foundation of this society.
KING'S COLLEGE.—Francis Edmund Stacey has
been admitted a scholar of this society.
At a Congregation on Tkesday next a grace will
be offered to the senate to ilppoint Dr. Jeremie, the
Regius Professor of Divinity, a member of the syn-
dicate for revising the statutes of the University.
The Reverend Professor has resigned the office of
Dean and Professor of the East India Company's Civil
College, Haileybury.

DUTY ON NEWSPAPERS.—A return of the stamp
and advertisement duty paid by newspapers has just been
published. The aggregate number of stamps issued for
newspapers in 1849 was—For England and Wales, 66,159,502
penny and 10,309,233 halfpenny stamps; for Scotland,
6,288,205 penny and 205,000 halfpenny ; for Ireland.
6,345,227 penny and 38,843 halfpenny. The number of
London newspapers from which advertisement duty was
collected in 1849 was 160; the number of advertisements,
886,108; and the total amount of duty at the rats of Is. bd.
each, 66,4581. 2s. The number of English provincial papers
was 232, from which *2,6041. 13s. 6d. was received fur duty
on 834,729 advertisements. In Scotland 94 newspaper
furnished 18,0751. 16s. 6d. duty, the number of .
advertise-
ments being 240,901. In Ireland the amoautntthoefraadteveorftles.-
meat duty collected was 11,0261. 4s, being
each for '220,524 advertisements. The number of Irish news-
papers was 117.
ARRIVALS OF SPECIE.—The following arrivals of
taken place from the
specie, in bullion and coin, have
:—The vessel Queenconsigneds Isles, forrodmerl;sltahya.
justofthe II
ports mentioned
has brought 437 bars of copper.
Alpha, from Port Adelaide, 2,s44b_ags oficopper (ore), con-
signed to order; the Maple Leaf,hCfrom. Callao,f eight boxes
Antonio,a3n23 bars
a r s
o f
Chili, South America:,
r__,,, .
_F of copper regulus,
silver ore, addressed to a firm in the
of silver, consigned to ord3eorr
a;
itiot
ntesromwoueviri
Valparaiso,
pt,
arr
ao
Mbaaliogolafvi9Alice, from Madras Pondicherry,
iniso,S addressed ; the..
copper and 35.)
metropolis; the boxesY
two
.. and one other package of specie,
eo,rder ; the Sir Robert Peel, from Dunkirk, one
to a
case of bullion, addressed. most eminent house; the City
of London, from Dunkirk, two boxes of gold coin, addressed
metropolitan house; the Biinden, from Calcutta and the
consignedand the Ctaop
act to
and two
two boxes of specie addressed to houses in London,
Cape,
boxes of specie consigned to order; the Maria, from
Huanchaco and Callao, 136 bags of copper (ore), and 176
bars of copper, addressed to a metropolitan firm; and the
Sir Henry Hardinge, from Canton and the Cape of Good
llope, three packages of gold from the latter place, consigned
to order.

THE CONDEMNED CONVICT IN lIOESEMONGES•
LANE GAOL.—Yesterday, Mr. Keene, the governor of the
above gaol, received a respite from the Home-office, for
Thomas Denny, the young man now under sentence if death
for the murder of his illegitimate child at Ewell, the circum-
stances of which have been so recently before the public. It
may be recollected that the chief evidence against him wag
his own child, en illiterate lad about seven years old, and
Eliza Tarrant, the mother of the infant. The lad swore that
both of them stabbed the child with the awl, but the female
denied it. In consequence of such evidence being taken the
Secretary of State has thought proper to commute his sen-
tence, and it is likely that he will have a free pardon. The
unfortunate man received the respite with heartfelt gratitude,
and expressed his thanks to those parties who had interceded
for him. Since his conviction he has hardly eaten anything,
being so overcome with grief at his awful positionoraunday
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