... DATH AND BRISTOL RACES-Tu.snDAY. A ir no.L I: , CIT Mr. G. W. Blathwaite's Warden walked over for the Lans. down Trial Stakes of I5 sovs. each. The Produce Stakes of 50 sovs. each, h. ft. for three ?? colts, 8st. 71b. and fillies 8st. l4b. One mile. 11 sUbS. alr. Gregory's Barrier by Defence ?? ?? .. (Trees) I Nr. Bristowa. b f by Ellis, out of Languid (allowed Sib.) .. 2 2 to 1 on Barrier.. ...

... NEWMARKET SIECOND OCTOBER MiETIlNG. -IONDAY. Handicap Sweepstakes of 20 sovs. each.: ?? Lord Stradbroke's Evenus . . (Nat) I Mr1. Payec's Audrey . 2 Mr. Worley's Example .3 Lord Stradbroko's Boarding-school Miss walked over for the Coffee Room Stakes, (First Class). 501. for two-year-olds. T.Y.C. Mr. Edwards's Hcdgehog .. ?? .. .. (E. Edivrds) I Lord W. Powlett's o by Jerry-Zeal.. ?? ?? ?? 2 ...

... W(ORCIESTER G RA ND S'31'F'-PLE CI ASzE, N7V. 7. As beautiful a dav as evcr Ahone uponi N'ovebor. gra- ed the clsirlig of this capital meeting. ial lv in the li;reenon ihoxisards were congregateid on t hlieCouse, antl In everyplot .,rnding a view of tihe race. 'Tho Stand was crotaded to solTheatiun, and nas tie hour drekv nigh, iltense excitertlit prevailed. 'T'here %ere eloven herses only ...

... ASCOT-HEATH RACCES.-(F1sIST DAY)oTuESDAY. For some days it had been understood that their Majesties and several other members of the Royal Family would par- ticipate in the amusements of the week,and that a large party a would also be entertained at the Castle; the preparations c have therefore been toanextentcommensurate to the occcasion. t This expectation contributed not a little to the ...

... Sweepstakes of 20 sovs. each, h. ft., for 3-yr. -ols. Mile and quarter. Three sobs. Mr. Thorne's ch f. My Cousin, by Anticipation ?? I Mr. Haywoodes b. f, Duod, by Filio (fell) ., ?? ?? .2 The Worcestershire Stakes of 20 sovs. each, h. ft. Mile and quarter. 16 subs., six of whom paid five sovs. each. Mr. Chapman's hb c. The Cardinal, 4 yrs., sat. 51b. ?? i Mr. Griltits's b. c. Thorngrovo, 4 ...

... NEWM1AREET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING. TUESDAY, OcTonBR 1. The Hopeful Stakes of 40 sovs. each, It. ft.; for two-year-old colts, 8st. Gib. and fillies, 3st. 41b. Last half of Ab. Mile. 15 subscribers. Mer. Nevill's Amado . ?? . .. ?? . (Conolty) I Gernralt Waltole's f. by Mterlin, dam by Pliantom .. 2 Lord Orford's ci t. Emitius, out of Rachael . . 3 Lord Exeter's Sister to Cactus . . 4 Mr. Forth's ...

... El'S(.'vf RACES-Tuummy. 11-1 ?? I., ? The Craven taesof li sAL ceaolh, ?? four, list. ; tii'e, list. ftlh. ; six, 9.,t. ?? ; aird aged, Vat. 51b. Tho last mile till') lb qurter. Eight etubs. Loe , i ;. ?? k's Sclh, yr: ?? ?? .. Di ?? I- 10AI'S QUO 1)[0111. V I MrI Boeedi ?? 'lolig t.iii t r:,ci tvivi L,rrd Exeter, 1sIybs I,. 0' ?? C, to 4 onl Cararran. ciii 4 t1, I' Ieilist Se~ll. Rielhard ...

... WARWICK RACES-TUESDAY. The Guy Stakes of 50 sovs. erih, Tb. ft. The mile courso. Mr. Britten's ch. f. Susanna ?? (Chappla) I M1r. IRawlinsion's b. c. Chilson ?? 2 IMr. Cooke's ch. f. Romaika ?? ?? 3 Mr. (fibord's ch. c. by Langar, out of Kalima ?? 4 Susanna jumped off vith the lead, was challenged at the dis- tance, but uever headed, and won by half a ciech; the other two beaten offE The ...

... GOODWOOD itACEiS-TurFSDAY. T Ire Cra-,Iv enI Sta ofat -10 8covIe, cachil. M ileo anIId a'i qa rt er. I11 sulbsicriber's .. . SMr. Ccifllts's N icwurit, :1 yr.. ?? (Cee) Mr. J. DiveliBell y tilyi, 3 yrs.. I ilke iii ttilneriutrs ts1talelia. 4 yrs. Sit. 41b. .Mr . (hilly's Thie Eri, :I yr. -. 4 Sir. Etwvil 's 1'srilatiuni, 4 yes. 5.1. li), 'te. O,braddeslsr', c. let Maeriy Motiwir, 3 yrs. st. ...

... 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 ?? ...

... The Oxford and Cambridge Bloat Rlace. The contest of Saturday last the 11th of June was one of the most spirited and beautiful struggles on record. Oxford re- deemed its aquatic laurels in a race never surpassed for science, stamina, and gallantry; and Cambridge, the victor of four suc- cessive races on the same course, sustained a defeat. It was the triumph of' weight and superior lasting ...