... I .. . PONTEVRACT RACES. . I Tuesday, Sep; S) sveejpstakes ofrogs. each, with 20o added. Sir WY QGrard' b h. k iii. s Cnsar L Duke ot Hamil- ton's b. m Cjazy' ?? pati * Swiepstakei qt .ogs each, Iogs. ft fr 1 year olds 'Mr 1,onsdale's ?? L. Lord =Miltons AnowIsley .2. ?? ,.j:I zrstiyPounds. Ms ?? c; f Buttercup *Mr 'Waflington s Io6ne'st Bob . 4 2 Mtr Pickerin's z by Beningbroigh 2. 3 . M~r:G ...

... *: ?? . ONCAS'R ?? :. Monday, Scpt. z3, iii.4 li ajesty's HY4nitdrdd Guineas. .r Mdlishs .-c. Q )dy by Siar, Ml. M ir ?? a gr c. 1,Yardvr, x:. ~rd Dar'isigtosi'.s br Ji. Fer 'usoqn, 3;-d to I against Ferguwon, 3 t' a agairist Quid, 5 toi 4 oil Evfander. Won ease. uovt cook .he le-ad ag;, was n~ever headed. Sweepsta'Les of' 2cop. eac4l, for twqyeas olads. Colts sat. fii- : - lis ,s+ ga.-L ist ...

... | - C*A'TTE'RrCK-B4RIJYGEL ACAES: April , produce staketi .t t gs. each bs ft tr Ailts nd fillies rising three vears old. wornlts (so tiscibers) Sir W. G(ra.rd' b.-c Wiatle. by Beningbrongh x. Mr Fletcher's b. t: sistlr to St svely, 8sit. i. Won easy Sweepstakes of Sgq. cSch, fn'r half-brod horses, 1tst- Two . - nilebe;.' (s Sutribers.) Mr. F. Haitltv'l. r.- Waeker byS tride 3 ti Mr Appleton's ...

... LOND v, ?? !7 - LONiDO X, Vt;6;Usr 17. ' ' | ' Tr'e extraordinary match bvtween Captair s.Bmrclay a pd thc celebrated Wood, of Lancaishire, Wilicli has loll agita- ted the sporting circles, was finally settled ?? Brighitne during the late races, and, fiom its extraordlinary nature, caused berting to an inzmcnse amount. The parties arc to undergo the prodigious fatirue of Oiilg onl foot for 24 ...

... CATTERICK-BRIDGE1RICES. Wednesday, April 9, produce stakes ot gs. each, h. ft. 'lwo miles. (7 subscribers.) Lord Strath-more's br. . by Sir Peter; 7st- sib. x ;- Mr T. Robinson'sb. c. by Beningbrough, 8st. 31b. a - Mr Walker's ch. c. Batonet, by Stride, Set. 3lh. 3. 5 to 2 and 3 to I on Baroiet. Sweepstakes of 5 gs. each, for horses, &c. not thorough-bred. Rode by gentlernen, last. each. Two ...

... 'hursday, Aug. , the bunter's purse f' 50 gs. Mr Baillie's ch snbt horse,bv Star, ?? ?? x- r Brown s bay nmare, - , 2.dr Mr.Dlehawsgrev lig, 3 .2 Mr Dudgeonia brewvn snare, Kate, - 4 3 ;-Erday, the ladies' purse, Mr Baiffie's grey colt walke* over. * Slturday the'purse for the beaten heressof the teek Mr Xincaid s bay mare, - I *Mr Carnegie A c. r. Miss Beisey, - - 2 * atrif. '.Wednesday. ...

... IDONCAS'iT'R RACL-S. - ?? Mo4nday, Scptemher 26. His majcsty's lzoogs. Mr Mellish's b. c. Stockton, walked over. Samne day. lihe atwn subscition plate of 7ol; was won by Mr Melligh's Little Joey, beating 6 otber3. ' The North Welter stakes of 2og4. each (rode by gen- tiemen,). were won by Mr Barlow's bay horse, by jpitcer. Mr Sitwell's Pipyirnj gst. bcit Mr Mellish's Little Joey, for 10C gS. P ...

... - ?? ,- -- ?? -- - v ? - ?? ?? W RKAR.?CF, - . I Saturday,.Augnst I6, Mr MlbslAAs b: c. Lick'sail, by Stamltord, out of Marchioness, :beat Sir ?? ch. colt, by Simrnothy, 8st. 31bach, ?? mites, aog gsa and, 3to r on Luck s adll Z ' After passing the iinning pnost, SirTho. Gscoigne's colt was near falling, whic iaohl *Shepherd,lis rider, endeavouT ing to prevent, unfortuinately .fell under him ...

... Saturday, Aug. 2o, York free handicap sweepstakes of So zs. each, h. ft. for four-yeat ?? three miles (S subscribers.) Mr Mcllish's Stockton, by Giariel, Sst. zlb. o t Sir H. Viilliamion's Walton, 7st eilb - 0 o Sir R. Winnas Tankersley, 7st. Sib. - - 3 6 to 4 on Walton, 7 to 4 aga:nst Stockton after the dead heat, S to 4 aainst Walton. lord Darlington's Agonisies, by Sir Peter, Sst. zoib. ...

... Thursday, Cd. 13, 5oL. by the gcntlemen of the hntsmt for three and four yeers old colts. lord, Belhstr.sb. by Beslfigborough - a I r MTr Crotr's b. c. .Litquorice - - - ' 3 '2 Sir H. Hamniltoni's-b. c. Transit - - - 3 .2 3 Mlr Beil's b. f. Mesl;- ter -- - - 4 4.4 Saturdaj-, 5 01. Mr H-ntrchiuson's h. f. Spitfire - - I II .MrrCrofr'. 1>. c. Liquduicj. - - 2 . 2 2 Sir }L. Williamsons g, c. ...

... IN-GH i RACS. Ms Mr Brown' crey horse, Curricle - - I I Earl' f Hlorn's ches. gelding, Moses, br Dragon, i s z Mr Cossar's bay botsL, Ball, - - A 3 3 Mr Stewart's ces. horse, by Blemisb, dis. Mvlr Carnfgic's grey gelding - dis. Tucsday,'his Majesty's pirse.of Ioo guineas was wvon by Lord Belhaven's bay colt, Brandon. Sir H. Williamson's Midnlight also started, but drew after the first heat. ...

... :. TYORK AtUSTTT RACES. I I Monday, AUgt.st ig9 a subscription of Zs gs. each, four-year olds, 91th.. fivw-)ear olds dtst 'Ixb -year, old5 and aged hoi-se 8st. iolb.. iouryears old llies allow d 41b. 4 niiles. I'yr Gsrt-jrtli gr. f. Vesta, by Detpmn, 4 Tr5 olidI. 6ir T. Gascoigpe's b. c. by Sir Peter, 4 yrs old 2-. LordDarlirigtona br. h bV Ornmnd, j y1-s old 3. Lord Fiti1willian1 5 b;i Sal- ...