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CHESTER RACE.% 111240-41 t UAW& T.

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Sweepstakes of 20 soy. each, for three year old colts; llst. 31b. arid
fillies, bat. Once round and a distance.
Sir W. Wynn's b. f. Signqrina, by Champion . . I
Mr. Gisborne's b. f. Susan . . • . 2
A Free Handicap Stakes of 30 srvi. each, 16 ft. for five years old
and upwards. Two miles.
lad Grosvenor s b. h. Ilymettus, 5 yn old, Bst . 1
Mr. Tongue's b. h. The Agent, 5 yrs old, 'ht. 121 b. . 2
Mr. Mytton's b. h. Compte d'Artois, syn old, Bst. 416. . 3
A sweepstakes of 25 snv. each, for two years old colts, Bst. Ilb. and
fillies Pat.—Three quarters of a mile.
Mr. My turn's b. f. Louisa . . . • 1
Sir W. Wynn's br. c. Saneredo . . a 2
A Cup given by the Right Hon. Lord Grosvenor, for alt ages,
three yn old, 6st. 416. four, est. five, Bst.l2lb. do and aged, Ilst.
21b.—Mares and Geldings allowed 21b.—Heats &Ice round.
Mr. Roger's gr. h. Sir Edward, 6yn old . 0 1 t
11F. Houldsworth's b. c. Elephant, 4yn t S 2
Mr. Geary's b. b. Libertine, 5 yrs . 6 S 6 dr
Col. Yates sh. f. Fib, 4yn . . 3 4 dr
Sir W. W. Wynn's b. c. by Piscator . . 0• dr

ASHFORD PARK ANNUAL RACK, MAY T.
The Ashford Stake of Seven Sovereigns each (eight enbacribets.)
Mr. Bowen's Miracle 1
Mr. Bouverie's Ajax • i 9
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Seven started and one paid•
Hunters' Plate of ,950.

Mr. Orren's Remembrogger . • : i I
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Mr. North's Amy • • . • • 4 2
Captain French's 1M.12 . . . 6 5
Mr. Hooeywood's Pne2 . . • • . 3dr
Mr. Jepp's Fanny (lR) • . . . dis.
Mr. Somers's Auterasten beat Mr. Itaden's WM. Int. ellaf
fifty sovereigns.
TROTTING MATCH.

The horse Treasurer, the property of Captain Gee, Was backed
for gpo sovereigns, on Saturday to trot in harness over three miles of
the Hatfield rood, 15 miles in one hour, betting being 6 and 7 to 4
on time. The horse performed as follows :—First three miles in 9
min. 50 sec. second, 9 min. SS see. third, 11 min. 89 sec. fourth,
16 min. 14 sec. fifth, 14 min. 8 see.—Total 62 min. 8 sec. The
match was lost by the bone breaking from the trot in the 12th mile

Saturday a meeting was held in the Freemawine Hall,
Great Queen-street, of the friends of the London Hi.
bernian Bible Society; Admiral Lord Gammas in *the
Chair. Several very eloquent discourses were delivered,
recommendatory of the Institution and its objects; and
after the business of the day was concluded, a very
considerable subscription was collected at the doors,
amounting to between two and three hundred pounds.
During the discussions of the morning, Mr. JOHN Law.
Lass attempted to offer himself to, the meeting as a
speaker, but was over-ruled, both by the decision of
the gallant Chairman, who determined that none but
Members of the Society could offer their sentiments in
this meeting, and by the voice of those assenf .led.
Sun MAMOUTH, the Envoy from the Day of Twins,
now at Paris, is SO years of age. He is very fat, his
head is very fine, and his complexion that of a very
dark Frenchman. He speaks pretty good Italian. His
costume is simple, but elegant; he wears a white dol-
man, embroidered with :14 blue, and fastened with
gold clasps. His turban is composed of two red cache.
mere shawls, and a very fine white shawl is thrown
negligentlyi.l across his shoulders.
The following is the oath taken by every ltomaa
Catholic Bishop :-
1 " I from this time forward will be faithful and obedient to my
Lord the Pope, and to his soceessors. The counsels with which
they trust me I will not disclose to any man; to the hart of the
Pope or his sueeesson. I will assist to retain the Popedom and
the royalties of St. Peter against all men. I will carefully preserve,
defend, and promote the rights, honours privileges, and authority
of the Pope. I will not he in any council, deed, or treaty, in which
anything prejudkial to the person, right, or power of the Pope, is
contrived; and if I shall know any such things treated of by any
whomsoever, I will, to the utmost of my power, hinder them, and
with all possible speed signify them to the Pope. I will, to the
utmost of my power, observe the Pope's commands, and make
others observe them."

CORN EXCHANGE, MARX-LANE, MAY 9.
Therewere moderate arrivals of all sects of Can tut week.-
The fresh supply. of Wheat this morning from Essex, Kest. and Suf-
folk, is much larger, and better in quality,tban for some weeks past.
Of Barley, Beans, Peas, and Oats, the arrivals are not considerable.
The weather being remarkably favourable, and the Ant portion of
the bonded Wheat being expected in the Market in a few days. oc•
OWNS our millers to decline purchasing; and the trade for Wheat
has been so extremely dull, as to redulte the price from 51. to Ss. per
splatter since this day se'onight. There is not much business doing
he Barley this morning. Beans do net sell so freely as en this day
sennight. Peas of both kinds are unaltered. Oats do net sell so
freely as on last Meaday, and they have declined in value ls. per
quarter. The Flour trade has become very dull again.
Wheat, Red (1924) Ms. 715. Rye, old, 005. 00s.
old, 00e. 00s. Beans, Small, new, 445. 465.
White, 11124, 83s. 74es- oids 00s. 025•
old 00s. 005. Tick, new. 335. 38s.
Barley, 1824, 335. 411 s. old, 005. 00s.
Old, 00s. OM. Oats, Feed, new, fils. 245.
Pas, Grey, 1824, 375. 551. --•-• old, Os. Os.
Old, 00s. 00s. , Poland, Dew, 12s. 1178.
Maple, 1824, 585 395. 0..
old, 001.00 s. Potatoe,liew; 925. 975.
White, new, 425. 4Ss. --- old, Os. Os.
del, Os. Os. ---- Scotch, 211 s. 311.
Boilers,lB24, 445. 475. Folleign Oats, 00s. 00$.
old, 00s. 005. Flour, per Sack, SUSI&
aniuvuu Lan wux.
Wheat, Boglish, qrs. 5,041 Peas
Barley 2,055 Irish Wheat -
Malt • 4,044 Irish Oats - • 4,837
Oats • 6,856 Foreign Oats . . 1,810
Beans 836 English Flour, sacks 7,071
SMITHFIELD MARKET, MAY 9.
The price of Beef this morning is pretty Arm at Ss. to Ss. 2d. per
gene for the but Cattle, and as. 6d. to 4s. 6d. for inferior.
price of Mutton has not varied since last Market-day ; and Veal is
hill as good as we last quoted. Lamb also remains Arm at last "to-
ads, ; but Pork is rather worse.-Beasts, 2,551 ; Sheep, 14,810;
!IO; Calves, 145.
Beef, 4s. to Ss. 2d. per stone ; Mutton, 4s. Bd. to ss. 6d. Veal, 6s.
to 7s. Lamb, 65. eel. to 7s. 6d. Pork, 55.4 d. to 6s. 4d.-Hey, per
Ind. £5 5.. to £4 151. Clover, 14 to £5 105. Straw, Os to .22 Be. -
MEETINGS OF CREDITORS TO-MORROW,
AT Mt coos? or cosortamouse Or samrsures, ssupesuss..enuarr
man suurnsas.
y. Tomsey, of ileaumont.street, grocer • •
R. Fry, see. of East-street, Houton. cheeseetonger
MOND surrusos.
A. Ross. of High.street, Sandwell, slop-seller
1. Phillips, of New•suuet, Horselydown, cheessenonger
nen sieneuses.
T. E. Master, late et Carshalton, &yeast. . •
S. Brown, of Oxford-street, eiseesensouger •
DIVIDENDS.
T. Welch, of Great Tower-street, wise-merchant-G. Brown,
of Regent-street, upholsterer-R. Miles, of Logsdon, merchant.-J.
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31. Spencer, of Cblp ping sw
T. Bentham, B. Bentham,

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