Star.
London, England, 1830-06-09 00:00:00

PIASTERS AND CLEIDIS 1N CHANCERY.

Abstract of a DUI to Regulate the Salaries and Et-noluments of .!t••
Muter in Ordinary of the High Court of Chancery, stal :h •
Clerks employed In the Office of the said Master.
The preamble sets forth, that " Whereas in a Report made t,)
the King's Bloat Excellent Majesty, by the Conanissiotats
pointed by his Majesty in a Commission under the (;rear Sell of
the United Kingdom, bearing date at Il'estirtinster twenty-sir/1
day of April In the fifth year of his Nlajesty's reign, it bads
amongst other things recommended by the said Commissiott.ls,
that the Blaster in Ordinary of the High Court of Chancery sheuht
be in future paid partly by salaries and partly by fees, and that t!. •
said Blasters should cease to receive profit from copy money ; tend
that the practice of receiving gratuities by the Clerks in the 011i....s
of the said Masters should be discontinued, and that in l:cu the-rent
a liberal remuneration should be secured to such Clerks, Warinft a
just proport•on to the business actually transacted and :tertiettred
by them : And whereas it is expedient that such recommendations
should be adopted and carried into effect—
Clause I. Enacts that Masters in Ordinary of the Court of (1:.“: •
eery, and their Clerks, empowered to demand and 11 c:.!1, lot their
own use the fees set forth in tables to be numbered ; and td-o to de-
mend and receive the fees in the tables to be numbered ; ht:' which
shall be accounted for, and paid into the Bank of Faigltuki, to
account intituled " The Masters' Fund." Accounts of to
made up yearly.
11. Provides that nothing herein shall abridge or repet:l sat y
of the powers consalned is an Act passed in the third ye.tr to
his present Alajesty's reign, intituled, " An Act to enable. tht•
Judges of the several Courts of Record at Westminster to ni
regulations respecting the fees of the officers, clerks, and minister
the said Courts."

111. An annual sum, to be hereafter determined, to be paid Ow
Masten out of the said account quarterly • and such several sums
to' the Clerks as the Lord Chancellor, Arc. ;hall direct.
IV. A propartionate.part of the "Lary to be paid to any Ma.' 'r
ert Clerk resigning, &c. during the course of any quartet-.
V. Allows compensation to the present blasters.
VI. Accountant.Ocneral to examine the state of the fund, and
certify the same to the Lord Chancellor, who may direct, out of
dlvidaith arising from the securities purchased in pursuance of L.-
cited Act, such sums to be paid as may be required to make g,t-cl
aardeacieucy.
VII. Application of surplus interest and annusi produce.
VIII. Securities may be changed.
IX. The money placed out under this or former Acts, or lily
seders of the Court, If tranteal to answer demands of suitors, shall t
called In.

X. Allows remedy in MC the money so placed out shall :let the
dliebtat to answer the demands.
XI. Forbids Madera to take any fees, except such as arc licrc...y

XII. Clerks taking any foes not allowed by thin Act, shall b
liable to be removed.
XIII. Powers hereby given to the Lord Chancellor, &c. may t•
exercised by the Lord Xoper,.&e. for tit, time being.

THE rump.

ASCOT HEATSti, Juste 11.
Match 100 son. each, h. ft. Old mile.
Lord Mounteharles's Coronet, h yrs, Bst. Mb
Mr. W. Day's Augur, 4 yrs, tht. 2
Sven betting—Coronet made all the running, and althouAli
pressed close at the tinish, was never headed, winning his match b!
a seek only.
The (Naiads Stakes of ;MI sows. each, 20 ft. for all ages. Tao
miles and a half. •

oMr. Cooper's Merman, 4 yrs, 7E. 41b
His Majesty's Hindostan, 5 yrs, Set. 71b.
Lord Worcester's 31avirstield, 6 yrs, Bst. 91b. .
Capt. O. Bulkeley's thistle, 3 yes, 614.41 b.. .
Duly of Portland's Theban, 4 yrs, Bst.
Mr. Coßby's Masaniello, 5 pa, Bst. 21b.
Flee paid forfeit.-2 to 1 agst Merman ;7to 2 agst Theban ;.1
to IWI Haresfield ; sto 1 agst Illndostan. 31asaniello took th.
had, followed by the others at a moderate rate to the first turn, wi •
Merman went at once to die front, was three or four lengths before
the others during the remainder of the race, and won very easy by
three lengths.
Sweepstakes of 400 soya. CtlCh, h. ft. ; colts, Bst.7lb. ; the winner •.t
the 2,000 to carry 51b. extra; of the Derby 71b. extra ; marled
stallions and mares allowed Sib. Old Mile.

. ..,... .......
illr. affinity's Priant (71b. extra)
Lord Cavendiah's Mouse c01t....
.
land Exeta'a Mahrnoud
"Fiitasa others were frightened out of the field by the m re tertur
of Priam's name. The opinion entertained of him way be isr:s.
gifted from their betting 3 to 1 on him, 7 to 2 against Ilahmoud,
and 10 to 1 against Mouse. Value of the stakes 1,030/. including
the winner's stakes. The result of this nice will give a pretty cor.
reef notion of what may be expected at Doncaster.
His Majesty's Plate of 100 p, four years, 10st 71b ; five ycar%.
llit. 71b ; six years, list. 121 b; and agtd, 12st. Four miles.
Led 'Warwick's Mennen, 4 yn. . .. l
Lad Monntehaelea's Gayhurst, 4 yrs . ...
Duke ofPortland's Theban, 4 yrs . ...
Mr. Grant's Nayarit', 4 yrs ..
Mr. Boast's Fair Play, aged
Oayhunt and Merman were at evens at 2 to I each
Sweepstakes of 100 soya. each, It. ft. for fillies, Bst. 51b; untried
stallion or mares allowed 31b. Old Mile.
D. of thniton's Besmbilla ..
Lord Sefton's blanche
Oaly these two came to the post out of an entry of eighteen.—
Betttog, 7to 4 and 2 to lon 3fouche, who, it will be recollected,
beat Brambilla easy in running for the Oaks. Value of the Staket,
£l,OOO.

Match, 100 sov. h. ft. Half Mile.
Mr. Gardnor's hr. a. by A bjer, ;tat. 31b. ....
Mr. (1. Bulkeleya ch. f. Cherrymoya, 5at......
Won easy by two lengths.
Match, 100, h. ft. at. 41b. each. New mile.
Mr. Charlton's b. f. Inexpressible ...
Mr. Theobahl's ch. f. Celerity .
Match. 80, h. ft. Old klUe.
Mr. &with's Wigwam (late Com ert) 4 yrs . . I
lord Ranclagh's Queen of Hearts, llst. 101 b.
Won easy.
After the race to-day Priam was backed for the St. Leger at 9to
4, and at last at 2 to 1, to a large ►um.
The accounts given on the heath of •the King a health were of the
most gloomy kiwi, and induced apprehensions that be would not
survive the day.

COURSE OF R:
Amsterdam l2 6j C.F.
Ditto at tight „At
Rotterdam... 2 U 12 61
Antwerp
Hamburg\ Ul4 00
Alton ... 21 U 14 001
Paris, 3day 's sight 25 S 5
Ditto —lt LI 25 BO
Madrid.
Cadiz
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Banda 's... 35;
Bilboa 36

CHANGE, June 9.
5evi11e..354
Gibraltar .. 474
Leghorn 4O
Genoa 25 75
Venice 474
Malta
Naples
Palermo
Lisbon 44
Rio Janeiro .. 23
Dublin
Cork

PRICESOF GOLD AND SILVER.
Foreign Gold in Bars ... £3 17 9
Sliver, in liars, standard ... 0 0 0

PAICE or TALLOW, 130 AP &c.
Town Tallow ... ... 30s .0d I Yellow Soap ... ... 741 Od
.Yeilow Rusoia ... ... 35s ad Mottled .. . ... Tits Od
W I hite ditto .. ... 37s Od Curd .. . ... ... Sea od
Soap ditto ... ... 36s Od Graves ... ... ... 141 od
Melting Stuff . ..... .. 28s Od Good Dregs .. ... 5s 01
Tallow IMported from . Pitenbores, Calm

G►BN-EICCHANGE, MARK-LANE, Juirz 9
The preealfaced contrary wiods has kept our snpplles very short,
and there being no favourable appearances in the weather, Wheat
continues to hippos( Monday's prices. The market Is generally
Very dull, sad (yeah of all forts may be quoted as on Monday.
trenroarapows SINCE
*heat, English (qra) . 1,7150 Barley, Foieign
Foreign . G,MIO Oats, English .
Irish . Foreign
Barley. El►g*A . 934 his
Mots . . Pbor (tacks)

. 1,750
1,350
1,040

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CAA L-liiCil AN GE, Jaintf9.
Fifty-tam new oh* were entered for sale to-day, and there was
a pod wapiti afpWerland and /olewrastle Coal at marltet. the
Crad file leas well attended by Morehead&
Ships arrived during the month
Barlow doe week •.. . . 109
. lill
Sat WAlarad Oasis • 4 •11011 ;id ON sa
I.unbar mtg.— . - :tie . r . Yes Oa 32s Od
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Shps at Water, $l.
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