Star.
London, England, 1826-10-09 00:00:00

GREAT MATCH.

Captain Mansell undertook for al2el.,;fioo sous. to perform 100
miles in twelve hours. It took place on Saturday over a siz mile
circle, in and out of Crampton Park, Huntingdonshire. Half the
distance was performed in five hours, and kept steadily at work to
the eighty mile-stone, when the rider, Under nine stone, became die.
tressed, having two hours and 35 minutes to do the other 20 milers
in. The match was won cleverly with seven minutes to spare. The
galloway never once broke from the trot, or was much distressed.

The ex• Queen of SWEDEN died at Lausanne on the
2Sth ult. of an aneurism of the heart. She was a Princess of Baden.
Her son Prince Gusmvus, and her two daughters the Princesses
Alum and Cictua, together with her sister the Queen Dowager
of Havasu, attended her in her last illness.
CORN EXCHANGE, MARK.T.ANE, MT.%

There was a large arrival of all sorts of Corn last week, and a
great quantity of Flour. This morning the supplies of most articles
are tolerably good. The Wheat trade is in a very dull state, and
scarcely any but very line samples meet attention from the millers;
the prices may therefore be quoted Is. to 21. per quarter lower tha
last Monday. Flour is expected to fall ss. per sack. Barley, for
malting, fully maintains last quotation, though the sale is rather
heavy; grinding parcels are unaltered. Beans are rather down.•—•
Boiling and Grey Peas are each advanced its. per quarter. The
quantity of 0.041 being far too large to be taken of by the present
demand, this article hardly supports the terms last quoted. Rape.
seed is rather lower.

Wheat, Red, new, 42; 57s
-- old, 48s 60$
White, new, 45; 62s
--old 55. 64;
Barley, 1825, 50s 56s
Malting, 57s 40$
Peas, Grey, 1826, 50s 53a
--- Old, 00s 00s
Maple, 1826, 54; 56;
old, 00i 00s
White, old, 48s 50s
new, 50s 521
Boilers, 1825, 541 56s
1826, 583 60s
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Rye, new, 36. 40s
Beans, Small, new, 45. 32s
- old, 48s 54s
Tick, new. 42s 45$
- old, 44$ 47s
Oats, Feed, new, 13$ 27s
- old, 25s 2Ss
Poland, new, 265 30s
old, 285 32s
Potatoe, new, 00s 004
old, 28$ 34s
Scotch, 33s 34$
Flour, per Sack, 46s 554
Seconds 40s 44$
• IT Will.
Wheat, British, qrs. 7,450 Peas' qrs. 1,129
Do. Foreign 5,835 Irish Oats 5,205
Barley, British 6,216 Foreign Oats 31,055
Oats 5,499 English Floor, sacks 16,599
Beans 1,609 Foreign Barley 800
SMITHFIELD MARKET, Ow. 9.
Beef is rather dearer this morning, fine Scots being quoted at ss. to
51.4 d. per stone; and the inferior Meat at 4s. to 4a. Sd. per stone.
In Motion, there is no alteration worth noticing front Friday, the
finest Downs being 4s. 2d. to 45; 6d. per stone • and coarser and
larger Meat ss. 6d. to 41. 2d. In the Veal trade also there is no
alteration; and Pork may be quoted rather natter, lino dairy.fed
Meat being Ss. to ss. 4d. per do.-Beasts, 2,521; Sheep, 24,490;
Pigs,l6o; Calves, 132,
Beef, per stone, 4s. 4d. to ss. 4d. Mutton, 3s. Id. to 4s. 11d. Veal,
41. to ss. 2d. Pork. 3s. 6d. to 51. 4d.-Hay, per load, is 10s. to
,C 5 as. Clover, iet 10s. to .e 6 6s. Strafr, dl Ills. So Al Ifs.

LIVERPOOL, Osv 7.
Cotton Wont has been in steady demand: The import is 5630,
and the sales amount to 11,220 bags, without any variation in prices.
The export of Raw Cotton from Great Britain, during the week
ending 30th September, was 2,422 bags and from London, Liver-
pool, and Hull, in the shape only of Calicoes (4,071) and Twist
(7,426) was very great, els. not less than 11,497 bags. The New
York quotations were, on 6th September, of Upland Cotton ale. to
11a which was the same as on 36th August; but premium of
Exchange had advanced from 101 c. to 12c. to Hee. to 13c.
Smut, &c.—Of B. P. Sugar, 1,100 hhds: have been disposed of
at a decline on the Brown and Middling qualities of fully is. per
cwt. there is no Foreign at market In Coffee and Ginger no sales
have been made • nor has any thing been done in Molasses.
Psortsions.—The arrivals of Butter from Ireland this week, have
been 10,133 firkins; sales have been limited and prices lower. Bat
little done in Beef or Pork. _ _ _

Coax Ezmusor—The increased show of samples at Tuesday's
market, and the moderato attendance of dealers, hackthe effect of
diminishing the demand for both Wheat and Oats, and the sales of
either were consequently limited. The former may be quoted 2d.
and the latter id. to 2d. per bushel lower. Beans, Barley and Oat-
meal, supported nominally the quotations of last week. Flour in
bond was without inquiry. For Wheat in bond there was a good
demand, and some considerable sales were effected at prices fully
equal to those of last week. Of this article, although the stocks here
are pretty large, there were few samples of good quality offered for
sale, indeed the holders generally seem indifferent about selling at
• present prices.

QN THE FUNERAL SOLEMNITIES OF
MESSRS. JEFFERSON AND ADAMS.

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