... ;- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1 I .1 I I y .I ?? ;. - - :: i:. 1..I XZ A I.. O11I 0I 3 e lay o being the ]day kippoli~ted for. anl O sual P. pa 91o p~iis sip-here~was.-aful mhuster f h amali-. r! ears, cpootplt ot~,~r hel out far thle it day. It- hU b~n naade kndwn thiat the ?? d& s, betion n Younrg Wi~rd and Q0iik, Maddok v and Cody, aid Opanpej -and Smith arid othelis bor purses ; t e frinder for loo ...

... :O ?? . I 5,ftIEI,, of all the inanilces related of the hagacitybof Dogs, nonea: are more wotcidlerful.than'thofe'recordcd by Sir oinb 4Hlrring-: ton, ig the reign ofjames t. Of is dqg B Pigy, co'itained in a letter to Priiice Henry, fon of le'aboveI 'onarih,. Sir J]ohn writes~- I did once relate to your iignels aftcr' 'what M forte his tackliizge was- wherewithe tie di4 ;ojourti 'iom ryi -f ...

... | - 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 ...

... P)OS TSCRIP T. ?? lallb SbUt'p'O Pott, F'orn the LONDON GAZETTI, Sept. 2o. r 11-1 IS night's gazette contains his rn~jefty's drclaration j refpefing Denmark, as detailcd in our fecondi page. -Alfo an account of the capture of tht Spanifh brig Avan- turti, by the Narcifful frigate; of L'Efperarce French pri- vateer, by the Hunter floop; and of La Bueno Union Spa- nPji'privatcer, by the Adamant ...

... Wedne/day, Sept. Iztb, his Majefty's purfe of boogs. for 4 or 5 years old mares. Mr Watton's b. Spitfire, by Pipator, 5 yrs old I 3 r Hon. L. Savile's br. by Sir Peter, 4 years old 4 r 3 Mr Kirby's br. Primrbfe, 5 years old - 3 2 Mr Flint's. B_ Mi&s Acomb, 4 years old z dr. A fine ?? the favourite; after the* fecond heat, Mr Savile's mare. Hunter's fweepflakes of logs. each, p. p. Mr ...

... I MA-.L'TON ItACES. -Wednyjdaj, o~a9er 3. : A Swepolakes of zcgs. each, p. p. foe all ages._ A ' .o l'iriles, (7 fiibtcribers ) Mr Gdalortih's Maiiai a'ged, 811. 1olb. Z Mr W. 00itchinfon'sSjinfire, 5 yrs old, sn1. 3b.- a Mr Darley's b. f. by Beainiiigbroug, - - y.y o. 7 If. 61b 2 x % to i on Marcia. Won very eafy. AHunt'erFStakes-of logs. each, p. p. ?? three-mnile heat. (7 fiibfcribers.) Sir ...

... '¢A MAE - 'ICE EPERS. ' ' I AgP Richard Brifby PeFer. Brian Williani Blanthard Gel Botham Willi Criverdate Ma ,Caiwefll.vili Croft jofeph Clowes Thom Carlill Rebert Clarkfaii Micl Dixon George Dale Chalrles Dean Thomas Donkin Chrifl Duinning Geor Dale Thom as Emmitt Horsf Fenton Edwar Gatenby Robe .reenibaw Re Gray' John' Goodlaf6 Robt CGarton Willia Holtbv Richar Hick John Hicks. EVilliarr ...

... IANTWICUI RAC!.. ty AVcdnefda, July d ii, u Sweepflakes of W0; with 401. added, for thrie aud ibur-y)ii Olds. *1wo-nlile eais. (S Subtcribers.) - I -- . !d Sir W. Geraird's b e by Star, 4 yis old, 7d t Slb ' i i in1 ~r. Jonesis b ?? S *>rs olfi, 7ft - - 1 . 2 2 t Thul~diy baweepixakos of 10-n. each, for all eges. Three r ; 1t miles. (7 Subldribers) Mm; C. Cholimondeley's b Ih Chelbir c Cheefe, ...

... . j . .iMTh~lXIX4VCs- db Q4: *gisWm tr, ihCAL'J IE2'7N, it803;. . trtved | (Coodod4dfotti tsr II) ' ^ ; o lstr . DA PRI tL, - irrived PIrtoe SwecpfWeavf OOs.eaf i.. lftt. coluS 81t. 31b. T'h iec Sir F. Standu4,c. by s ,e'eterc.~offoratia, re. ft.. in four dr Cif u c6. f' by Jo ill, da ,y1 .ipfe, out s~ h f Spd - Wp t oftheat SirF. Standdlhnic;by i oulP. f Eagleb -> Uttt damI- pd Ltth iii-- ...

... tlhe following extract is taken from a work re- eently published, edtitled, On the Use and Abuse of Popular Sports and Exercises, resembling those at of the Greeks and Romans, as a national Object. By S. A. BRADSLLY, M. D. Vice-President of the Manchester Literary and Philosophical Society. ---Having, as the readers of the Political Register will have observed, lately made some ...

... 1. ;- ~. :- ~ an Aft ?? by , -4 = ?? - Ado . I j3 g t B E - X ?? ; ?? ?? ?? ?? ..a, A, .. PLIGSOE N. ilbftw tweefi Mbreto9 'thie ceitbieaned sliotV and n . I cf Aingdo, iS Bikkehifi a't 2 r hgeois. $ch;'>tool? place 3estX rd y, ?? s Hill,- nea-ri'ampstead, forr Goo faireals, ~o with;standing the ceblite y tof oetons fi om tl'ie i rt which Iih been spread abroad, bets were 5 to A pnI Keates ...