... SPOR TI Xa. PONTO W AF (CTAlArS-. last vetk, werevery pnorly attended. they are, il(deel. rlpilvly d(elinqijttr. 'I'te gold cup) was wor tir sir. J. cutt's Rudilpih, beatliag Mr. Irouldsisorth's b. a Iiavid. Sr. LerrtaR.-TATTrqc. r.'8, MONDAY.-13 to I against fletaitier (taketi -7 to I iaithai Nii r (takein)-8 to I ttrlist klergravt (I ipra ij-12 to I tat llllt brolilCTr 1t MIllk (takell)-- 13 ...

... MONDAY, SHPTIaNBHR )7. Fitzwilliam Stakes cif 10 sovs. each, with 2O sovs. ;.eded for the first, anid 10 oBVS. for the second horse, by the Cor- poration of Donrtaster One mile and a haltf Woln by Mr. nteardsworth's br h Birmingham, beating Mr. Walker's br ce Consul, arid tvo others. Three paid. The Champagne Stakes of 60 sovs. each, h ft, for two year- . e.ldo. The winner to give six dozen of ...

... ttTATC IISALL'S.-MON OAY. It WAs statcd in the betting-room that PrincC Llewel- Ivn had chaigld masters, through the agency of Ar. Pecrrin, the trailner: ncither the pricc nor thc namc of the purchaser transpired, but thc purchase is supposed to have been nia(le either for Mr. Osbaldeston or the Ckhifneys. The lionrso was backe(l at 11 to I at the open- ing, and at 10 to I before the close.. ...

... MANCHESTI3R. *iEE'rI'NG, MAY 29, 1833.. I VED NESDA 5.' TIt PRODUCE STAKES of!)o sovs, ench, h. Ft, for tlree years old colts, 8st. 6lbs.; .fillies, Yst. 3lbs. ;,31Obs allowed, &c. One mile and Ihree quarnt .c I Lord Wittol's b. f. by Reveller. out of lenny SUtton. Mr. Liaev's 1). f Caroline, by Q(lrae.au Mnrgoax-Stetll. Mr. Lacey's br. c. Boscobc-t, bVy CGhRtZnu Oriau'e. Mr. Ho-idsaworth's b. ...

... SPORTIKGO INTELLiGENCE, tn~in reporting the Ores t Xafcheuter, Thursday Essiting.' nrepoting the present state of the Manchester specu. h lative. markIet, we cannot, on the present occasion pass al ,over the loss the psovincial meetings in the north of Eng-, se land will experience in- the popular name of Mr. IRiddell d being struca from the card. Nor do we think thec lreader will tbink we ...

... : 'S*ORTI-NO INTELLIGENCEp 7: -. - A . . 1 I [Wriaen expresily for theJfercury. Our attention has-been directed by the Writer of Ij, 'intelligence to twoClhrboiicler* in this town and i ter, whee-purlrined our last week's cotini an e iacifoswledging tbesousrcae We incur a great Siths01 'f obtaining ?? Intelligence, and beg tie tv0 Utorsjll not- again.poach upon 'our preserve xtisF, to use- ...

... [Written ?? for the Merurpy.t , ile . .Manchester, Wednesdayp.venitg. |h If April made its appearance with weather cold as Zero, 'D its second day added a fresh lacrel to our sporting circle, a circle, tor years past, acknowledged to stand second only a to the Metropolis of England for possessing spirit, ever ag the admniration of the genuine sportsman. First of all. Ope we wvill briefly ...

... e I , i it,., - 6aPvezpreulp for the Mercutjy.) blic - : a - ;Mancheiter, Weedane ?? - oan In sfl ages and In ?? time rolls On at the sanrerapid CIO] the rate; thus bave we reached another Easter, and with it the Ian ir result of the : Nineteenth .Rlddlesworth Stakes over the of.i Abington Mile Course ?? Heath. Speculaion it upon it-has of course ceased.: Dot 6o the surprise of a few of cal ...

... j SPORTING MNTELLIGENCE Of tnlin ?? for the fercury.) of_ The datn of Thursday placed the extin guie E hopes of C sI anguice friends ?? the for with it appeared Rotincivat at the envi chester be I, for the Oatland Stakes. Thus, a we h gure of e our last, have the knowing Ones agan - lacnted in 1,whistle. The winner of this ?? f S ir event,, was not only thought light of in our cirted ...

... |portiitg 30itrifigerate, I 1 TfiEHNA,6L-E 'ro: THE' GRA~V-VN.', Cl 'bit ,To wteOil xigihr~p' to,'h'Caa a11 meethig.-ot 1&30,* th.: rte 'was, 'assembled uopn Newiniar- bo ;Wb~altls';of'Bfltaftsislb~iith th&- dqizlin'g jddauom, of a fe ftlse bri,,lt'est sveli; of 'th B3riisih'coiirt. 'On jihe other ;haad;.j0 'fallingaff ii the nutqib'eero -nil 4e termied iude'ni'p lveity Ct~i.5U15 weather ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGE I - ?? .[Wriltten eapruela For the jrcucar,.] Z-anceter, wen,, Svn, The leading features in our budget this everl simply ?? at Birmingham R are Guineas Stakes-Cestria's Trades CUp-The Derby-T Manchester Cup-and one word for the St. LeperTbe Our report of this day week left us a few b&ut, aft Mr. Tattersall had called all his acknowledged abity into play at Mr. ...

... ?Zjlortillff I - - . I A PEEP AT 1THlE GUINEA&S.Ama The cheering returLI of spring brings us to tile second q'jms1 of the three Newmsarket Mieetings, 7 he Craven being pEorty first. The one of 1833 commenced on Monday last, anid, high, I like its brother of April last, wee doemed to want that at- Lsoist tendanier otfthe aristocracy, &,c., which gave~ to the Craven 4crfori week a ...