... b ?? r. tt;l u e] the ^ReIs KMI, h Itj darip id ii of I t;rig sqgiat!.'t le& gaund t l i nann~r intwihle treat it, finte;,rtc- :dte okra pero who ?? ofe he d4fpelt ke actt:s~ V I e rv i -&c ate ?? p.i.ra: , 8n ,.ctte ?? ?? . .. - ?? 40.iof hun s, an abe expte df 4; : A ; h ,amer in,,er,, ,fo,,Ilyiw;little ,c.pkwas iin.ed .by ';t~hpe ?? ?? -lcioy hf j onr, .merz ierI, Iihalf 'a a bc- 'z c ol d ...

... A rowin.- match on Saturday for fifty sovereigns took place on the Thanies.-The gentlemen who undertook the extraordi- nary task of rowing from Westminster Bridge to Gravesend, troal thence to RictLmond and back, accomplished this under- taking in 17 hours, being one hour within the given time. At half-past two precisely, tuey started from Westminster Bridge, and arrived at Gravesend by eight ...

... -WEDNESDAY. The course was not so well attended to-day as on sonic former occasions, ia consequence of thc absence of the leading sporting men and best horses at Nevwmarket, notwithstanding which theer was a tolerable show of comparry, and the sport was very fair. Amongst the company wc observed Captain and the AlMisses Fitzalaernce, Lady F. Bercsfordanddaughter, Lady and Miss Fitzgerald, Hon. ...

... hIAMPTON RACES.-TnURSDAV. We lave not seentMoulney Hurst honoured by so numerous and fashionable nn attndnluce as to-day. At an early bonr tlie c(3rse Was eroWIdeC y eq Inipaes of every class, while the c nie onl the %v:iL r wvas lively in thl extrenw. A shirt. time biefore tlic commlenceeiCaiit o' ttlie' ipOl t, their Royal High- incs:ex hie Vijuehees of Clarence and Kent arri 'ed at tihe ...

... ILL1,PT''ul IR CL3-lF'1RDAY, JULY 16. From the vcry unfavourable appetaravee of tie morning, anmd tilC lttle proimlibe hel Oil ouLyestravy for to -day, tile CourseV WIts ocaillily atwcuded. Lideel, everd, t c lvr g xVSwa Wlit, alt bough umo of tlc ItRces gavo SoUICe IiLtle satisfactiont. Noue of tiwm RiOy. I'arlty were pi ceut ; bmitwe observcd the .amll amd Countess of Lrrol, Earl oi ...

... SPOR']NG INTELL GLNCE, Dl3RBY RACES. TUESDAY, JULY 27. Sixty Gtitieas given by his Grace the Dutke of Devonshlire' for 'Maiden Hlores, Two ,Mile Hents, Ld. Fitzwilliain'sech. f.Nitrogen, byComnis, 4yrs. 8st.5lb, I I Ld. Anson's hr. in. Cheshise Lass, 3 yrrs, 7st. . 3 2 Mr. Plasel's br. c. Contention by Aston, 7st. 21b. . 2 3 Mr. Gray's b. c. by Fillo da Puta, 3 yrs. 7st. 21b.1 . 5 4 Mr. ...

... I ' I - BRIGH61 N RACES-FiasTDAY. '1'tJRSDAY, JULY 29.-Thie Course was crowded to excess, upwards of 30,000'persom; being present; amongst the nume- rons other distin 11ished, spectators -we observed his Royal ihbness^ tbsc Duke of York, the Dukes of Richmond and Arg le Marqtiess of Exeter, Lords Verulam, Dunwicb, G. H. Cavendisli,-G. Lenox, the Hon. C. C. Greville, Sirs J. Shelley, J. ...

... SALISBURV RACES. FIRST DAY, TUESDAY, AUG. 3.-The Wiltshire Stakes of 25 Sovercigns each; 2nilles. Mr. F. Craven's Longwaist, 3 yrs. , . I Mr. Bigg's Sunshlne, 4 yrs. ., Mr. Grove as. Blnak and All Black .I.. . . Well contested between Longwaist and Sunshine. HWI$Majesty's Plate of 100 Guineas; 4 miles. - - Mr.F;rqobarson's u. h. Champion, 5 yrs. . 2 I I Mr. RadelyffcT's b. h. Mnsquerader, 5 ...

... A COUiNRTRY CRICCEi MIATCII.- -1, t In p , IA 11- ft all.. thA ,w Our Village, by tiss Blitford, amoug nrmerou l oth a 'ieO' oi rustlc lite, is tna admirable Ssetch under t*Ie above tI Dl iite[P5 although luxuritiAly goloured, possessiog a degree of truile On appllrel.t toalz who have eiiherpalrtiripateilitiheScOUl-e~l lutiblI or watched the rfforts or the contendiug parties.- 'tho o ...

... SP'OR'TING. TONBRIDGE WELLS RACES, TuESDAY, Aut. 10. The AManor Bowl ofa5gs each, 35 added, heats three miles. Mr. Coleman's ch. f. Fortune Teller, 4 yrs. 8st. 61b. 1 1 Lord Lennox's b. b. Swindon, aged, 9st. 41b. 2 2 Mr. Page's b. e. Evergreen, 4 yrs. 7st.91db. . o dr AMr. Holbrook's cb. g. Smalilhopes, 5 yrs. 8st. Jlb.. 4 dr (; to *1 on Fortune Teller, who won in a canter. The Freeholders' ...

... WORCESTFR RACES WEDNESDAY, AUG. 11.-The Gold Cup of 100 Sov. and 401. in specie.-Mr. Mytton's Comte d'Artois walked over. A Hunter's Sweepstakes of 5 Sov. each, and 501. added by the County Members. Sir E. Mostyn's b. g. Dumpling, aged, l2st. . I 1 Mr. E. Foley ns. cli. m. by Clinker, 5 yrs. Ilst. 71b. 2 2 Sir C. S. Smith ns. ch. g. Cleveland, 5 yrs., list. 71b. 3 dr. A good race. HUNTINGDON ...

... TATTERSALL'S, MONDAY, Aus. 16. This being the first day of York Races scarcely any one attended, and of course no betting took pface. As the York Thirty Guinea Stakes will be run for on Thursday next, we subjoin the odds on that Stakes, and the Doncaster St. Leger: VonKi THIwRTY GUINE STAKES,-2&to I agst Canteen; 4& to I agst Caccia Piatti; 6 to I agst Slcathin; 61 to I agst Y. Catton. ...