... His Majesty's Plate of 100gs. Marquis of Exeter's b. h. Holbein 1I Mr. Molony's b. m. Luss - - - 3 2 Mr. Clifton's b. h. Lytham - - 2 3 The Guy Stakes of 5gs each, h. ft. for 3-year oids. Lord Warwick's b. c. Cardinal Puff -- I Lord Grosvenor's ch. c. Adroit - - 2 A Sweepstakes of 50gs. each, h. ft. One Mile. Mr. Jones's Championr s ?? - I Mr. Mytton's Sir William .. 2 The St. Leger of 25gs ...

... EPSOM RACES-First Day. These celebrated races have corntrciced tinder the most f.lvisurable aispices with al additioallr dav's sport, wiich, t'rom the assemblige present. and the riinber of horses entered, is likely to b i continued aunually. 'I hi races were as tnder Match-l[11 suovs, lust mile tint qUarter, Ih. It. Mr. Greville's Don Carlos, I. ysr . ?? I Mr. Yates's Orator, li yrs ?? ...

... NE1WM'ARKET FIRST SPA-ING MEETING. MONl)AY, APRII, SO. Handicap Sweepstakes of 10 sovs. ascfi 6r all ages. . Ab. nM. AIlr Barnard's Toos, 4 yrs, old, sat. IJQb. ?? ?? I Mr. Wynydharn's iack Swa;n :i yrd.'old, ?? . ?? 2 Sevon others started, the Judge pincedlbut twoo .-I to I ?? Swan, . Sweepstakes of I00 sovs,.cDapkh; h ,t . i D. I. ?? . ^Dnkc6 af Itlchmoinid's f, Guibnanl, by ...

... - FR-S-T -- - MONDAY, MAY 7. Sweepstakes of 30 soyas. each, 20 forfeit, D. I. Six subs. General Grosvenor's Sarpedon, 3 yrs. 7st 41b.-,Nat) I rMr. Stonehewer's Variation, 4 yrs. 8st. 41b. _ 2: Duke of Richmond's Conciliation, 3 yrs. 7st. 3 Mr. Greatorex's Schumla, 4 yrs. 7st. 71b. ?? ?? 4 Won by a length. Sweepstakes of 100 SoVs. each, half forfeit. D. Al. Eight subscribers. Mr. Grant's f. by ...

... WATLINGTON AND OXFORD CITY CLvI5s.-Tlte match between 11 gentlemen of the Watlington Club and 11 of the Oxford City Club was played on the Magdalen Ground, Cuwley Marsh, on ?? last, when the latter, owing chiefly to the absenee of * their best bowler, and two of their beet bats, Buffered a signal defeat, the Watlington side being winners with ten wickets to go 4o0wn. 3Thte ?? is the score:- . ...

... The races this yealr afforded greater sporlt than was. ever re- malimercld, scarcely a heat that wvas run but was severely con- tested, and but one that was not gained by less than a lengtl, und it will be seen, from the stateoroeit below, that there wvs plenty of running. 'I'lTe wveather wvas favourable, and the r'om- pray on tite course was nunterosrs ands respectable, partionlaitly onl ...

... BULLINGODON UNION CLUB . T~xiessciag.-The return match between the Bullingdon Club and the County of Berks was played on Bullingdon Green on Monday and Tuesday lest, and ended in the defeat of the latter by 95 runs. The play through- out was first-rate; but more particularly are we bound to mention the very excellent bowling of Bough, Perry,and Mr. Jqhn Hurst, on the part of the Bullingdon ...

... NE2WMARRET CRAVEN MtE1kTUNG. Newmuarket, Saturday.-Toe entry for this meeting, which cur commences on Mondqy, gives an averagi mnore thou. seveos, and races per day, and %their value is upwards of £25,000 more has than any Craven meeting within our recollection. The Rid I dleswortb, usually so influential on the Derby betting, is this or year singularly deficient in interest, none of the ...

... SECOND DAY-T5IURSDAY. This day's sport commenced at one o'clock, with the original Five Sovereign Stakes, with £50 added from the Racing Fulnd, for horses that never won £100 at any time before the day of nomination; two miles and a distance. Mr. Biggs's Tyke, 4 yra. old, (rode by J. Day, and won easy) I Mr. Bristow named b. f. Benefit, 4 yrs. ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 MAr. 3. Bayly named b. f. by ...

... Tire Fit~nvilliams Stakes of 10 soreprelgels eaich, withl :OO sovereigns addedl-bytbe S Corparation. Onemiile and a half 'Ten Subscribers. Mr. Paye's elh. Is. Heclenuis, 5 years old, tot. SI1B. (Arnull) .- ?? I 1 1. .0 Powlett's brcE. brotherlo Jack Spigot, n Years oh!, ist. (Le 2 Lord Fllzrillhiam's ch. r. Bardearia, 3 years old, fist. (Cift) .. ?? 0 2'lse fo'levieg also storied, hut were ...

... PUBLIC RACE ORDINARY, The Public Race Ordinary took place in the Council Chamber on Tuesday evening, and was looked forward to with more than common interest, in consequence of the invitations having been extended to the citizens. At seven o'clock the party, consisting of about 40, sat down to a very excellent and sumptuous dinner, provided by Mr. Hall, of the Town Hall 'Cavern, who so sue- j ...

... I I A -,-I 11 Our Races took place on Tuesday atad Wedtiesday last, but the weather was so unfavourable on the first day, ifid so little sport anticipated, that the company was very scarce, and the equipages on the course were feew in number. The following is astateinent of the day's sport: - ,The (lxfordslsire Stakes of 25 sovs. each, 15 ft. and only five, &e. Two mites. .Thirty-two ...