... EGIiAM RACIi?S-TUESDAY. The Gold Cup, oPf501 (insepecie), hysubseoribrers of 10 OVSo. each. TJhe winner to ho sold for 6'00.'S.&c TwYo miles. Mr. Isaoc ?? Ialbeerbi, 5 yest. ,h , (J. fDay, lots.) I sir 0. Heetheote's Argos, 4yes. 5,t. 7 1 b . ?? ,: 11 to S on Tamburinli. who had it all his owvn way from hoginnihig to cold. The Memlbers' Plato of 401. added to a Swveerstakoes of 5 sevs. esach. ...

... AI3INGDON RACES. Those Racco took plarce on W~ednesday and Thursday last, and attracted a fair- sprihnlrlieg efespectater s; ncot,baweveorsa numuerous as see have wiltnessed en farmer similar occalsions, whichl is mainly to he attributed to tire troiratenlirig aspect the woollier assumled in the morning ef thc first day, as wvell as theo heavy showers which fell at inltervalds throgolhout the ...

... ?? n ?? -x _ | SFORD AND CAmImsIDOei.-TIe graund contest which is to tail; place next Wednesday, fronm Westminster to Putney, between thie! Cair bridge anid Oxfo)rd crews, is at present the ?? subnect with t ge gentlemen of the two Universities, e Id all lovers of the manly, healthy, and invigorating science of rowing. Both of the crews hlavo beeu in active training fur some time past, aid ...

... BAlTh RACES-WEDnIsEnA. SWeePstakes of 50 sovereigns each, bi. ft. One mile, Air. C. Finch's c. by Came), out of Cecilia ., (Waeiefled) I Mr. Sudler'a f. Protection ?? ?? ?? 2 Tbe Sornersetshire Stakes of 95 sovs. eachi, 15 ft. Aned 5 only if declared, with 50 added. Two miles and a distance. Duke o1 ?? The Curtier, 6 yrB . ?? *I 1ars)I Lord Pomeratoen Itliom. 4yes ?? Mr. Goddard ndL tlao, S ...

... WAR\VICK RACES-TUESD??Y. ^±.1 s.auWa1c-±L UL:SL5AY. The Guy Stakies of 50 savss, each, hi. ft. for three-year-alde. One zeusl. Six subscribers. Irei Stajlkey's eNliehtstba~de, 8bit lib ?? .e Capt. ?? bi. c. by Squirrel, ouit of Onke8to. O.6l . S Blettimg-5 to 4 agst Nightshade, and d to 4 agst Seqeuidilla. Wan by twvolengths. l * The Leamingten Stak~es of 25i sees. sash, 15 ft. and five ...

... OXFORD R]-.(ATTA. The first annual ?? testis plar?' on Nsssebsns Reads, by the ps kind I eusiosion of us Grace site Asebbishap of Y es'k. The entry for these races closed on Savurdoy lost as follows Mi 5t1..ttt'uARo. O'OUtC-uAiss. CWSI'OAt'-5. As-jet. Ussitsj. lois. do lets. Shelve. I Dolphin. 0 Dolphin. Isis. I Fanny. lo The trial races were held on the Tuesday previous, ?? lisa Isis (two-nor ...

... GRAND MILITARy srLE ChIASE. Iaweepstalees of 10 sovs. eadlh, Ii. ft. VjtlI f Purse. adedsil. tor lire thre property utf Ofliuo1% ark thill-payl el thu Arnie, 12st. each. 2lirue niiles. TfWuuty-five subacribers. ?? J. Cl. Blsirdlull) lluasesar) b g. Coi law, aged .(Own-jer)I Mr.A W.lslek N ?? I ?? 6ur.dg. el. rein. Pirs . 21(ito Thui forllisslug weic iiot placed l --Mr . It 'hoiii-'s Byron ...

... GRANI) CRICKET MrfATCIH. On Tnesday a granld clickut match between tho Magdalen Club and the NWyclhavod P'ue't Club tulek plaec in Blenheim Park. The morning I as particulaly fin and in consequence a vast number of visitors lpouted into Woedstock fiom Oxtord atid other adjacent places, to witnless a match which bad excited considerable interest, and 'vas likely to be seserely contested. Almost ...

... WOLVERHAMPTON RACES-MONDA? The Trial Stakes of 10 sOVe, each, with 20 added. Mile end quarter. (6 subs.) Illr. SHesetlsncas The Sharlawv S yrs Sit. Il b . .. I Mr. IDcnhatn's Camrenseatlo,, (t yes. Ost. rib. 2 22r. Melsten's Prilnce Cnaradoc' 3 yrs. 7,.51b . . 3 *Three others started. Produce Sweepstakes of 50 save, each, h. ft. Mile arnd quarter. hMr. Me~rshall's Vista, 8st. ?? alked over. ...

... NEWVMATRKET !li ST SPRING MEETING. 1MO0NDAY. Sweepstakes of 10 sove. each, for 3-year'oldii ; colts, list. 71b.; fillies, fist. 41b. T.Y.O. 6 subscribers. Captain ?? S. golco (Itebjuisol) .. ?? ?? .. I Fuirver Cravcn-s enedetta 2 Allr. Steprolisom's fllicrhe . 3 Three others started. Handicap Swveepstakes of 20 sovs. eacb, hi. ft. if declared , fur 3-year-olds and upwards. T.Y.C. 7 subscribers ...

... OXFORD llACES. TncrsnAv.-Tlee wveather ?? remlarkeably Rlee, and th ough there was nlet nsicie spor t anticipated, still ther wzcas as large an at- tenidanleo as at previous yearls. Thie eqoiipage whbich attraceted m~ost attention vwas M~r. BaLtty's, COnlSistilg of his orchestral Cai'- riage, conitainling his banld, and drawn by six beautiful horses, over which Mr. Ii. appeared te have thc ...

... NEWMAIRKET SECOND SPRING MEETING. TUESDOAY. £50 for 3 ye's. old, 6st. lb.; 4 yrs. 8st.; 5yrs. 8st. 71b.; 6 yrs. and aged, lst. 121b. T. M. M. The winncr to be sold for 2001. &c. lake' of Rutland's aramedan, 4 yrs . (Nat) 0 I Mr. sercsford' Audrey, 3yrs. ?? 2 Dlr. w. il,0alc'es Yaratilda, s yrs.. ?? Duke of ledforde'i Jo' .lojou, .i ?? tr. Betting-2 to I agst Ranmadan; and 2 to I agst Audrey. ...