... - S PORT IN.;__ - NqEWMAAKET JULY WEBT1NQ,.1823. .~~~~~~~10. DZXA V, Sluly _.., Sweepsttakes ofiO soy, ench, fov.3 yre..oid eolts,-Sst, Sib. and fillies, 8st. lIb. newVT. lt. C..- : Duke of Rutiltqdps b. c. Scarhorou~b; I Lord G; H. Cavendishs by 9rvile.. . . . 2 Mr. yondham's b. by Y. Gohaunna.. ; . . 3 8 lo 6 agst. Sc orborugh; &,ad 9do I utOrville. The Jaly stakes of 6Oq. each, Ogs. ft ...

... His Maje.ty has been gracioumly pleased--to grant *his Royal Plate of P00 guinea, to bearud for- annually, at Manchekter ,Aces, HUXTIVGDOV RALCES, 1823. FTESOAY, Auoiusi 5. The Cup Stakes, a gubkcriptIhs of 10 sovreigins each. Four miles., Lord Ancram's ro. e. by Haphazard, 3 yrs, old, 7t, -I Lord Sahdvvich's b. c.Vafziiela, $ yrs. old, 7st. 51b. - 2, Lord Mandevifle'e cO. c. Benevento, 3 yrF. ...

... SPORTINrG.. ; YOB7; AUGUST MEETING. MONaDAV, A60PST 18. The Knavesmir;.jHaudicap Stakes of 30ts. eneb .llgs. ft. for four-yearodids.: The last mile sod half. (1| -SutIS.) Mr Lardors's ch. c. L'reazo. ist. 101b. (M. Noble) I .Mr Clarid ge's ch. c: Xkariu,8, by cafton, 7bt. 10ib. - t Lord Scarborungh's bIK.t Ebony..7st. £tlh. - - - - S Lord FitzXillin's br. c: flintido, 7st.M7_h.- - - - 4 Even ...

... . YORK AUGUST MIEETiNG, Ccoucliddi) SATURPAY, AUG61T 23. Handicap Stakes of 5 sov. each, wilh 30 sov. addis by the Innkeepers and their Friends.-Hefts, one miI,,td a half each., n Mr. Lrmbton's cb. c. Lorenzo, hy Leopold, 4 yr8 old, 1stI. 91b.-M. Noble-' Mr. HeAletine's gr. m. by Comus, S yrE oid 8dt. 21h. 4 2 .Lord Scarborounb's b. c.Regalia,4. yrs. old,7st.Sfly. S 3 Mr. Armstrong's b. g. ...

... SPORTIN : PONTEFRACT 3iMEETIO. ' TITEDAV, SEPTEMlerl f.- * The Grand Stfiad was very numerously td respectably attended, Among the cqmpany we uoticethe Marquis of Quepnsberty, Lord Scarbroagh, the, ,Ijfn. Arlhn-r Las. celles, the Bon. Edward Fdlr'e, tbe Honi. nd Rer..,' Cathenrt, two Miss Catlicarts,'Sir Edward Dodswortb, Sir John Byng, Sir Francis Liodley WlidY Sir Geor'e Armritage and ...

... - , - i ,IS ( , ) , 4. 'Dtixc~TE'i ' ipb h'IOU I. hBovI(*| ;art enr-red-forte Grant Stt. Leger S otte r ofj,Uu guwl-a,, to bu run li, this dry j.81onday.J 5 Tweuty-Cv h'oses are exPecled to Betting ut DtoDate oed Fnidony mnop.i : o1o i agsl Tinker 1 to I agjs *i'1orraine 4 to 1 - Roanone coit. j 2 tr 1 Beres na 98to 2-Sherwood 'V to i- Etiquette 12ito 1'-Im Tancred :50 to ,1- ...

... DONCASTER AMEETING. 1w JI.-t Uz.fQ. -11i, J - 52. -1 -x Is. se SAICIRDAY, SErf.- 13. tno 0et C; C14..S PAIGNIV STJAK1(S, of .51 Its. carl]], forto ei ol colis, [1$ skills.) voo liv MTr. (Craditri's hbr. c. .tSwiss, bemit-h SS int. Lord Scatebrottgh's cit.- L., attd Laid Sligo's; b. c. Odointecit.p - Match for 53 it sovss II. ft -Litord itelborne'i hr e. [stay-daf, w tolked over ; Lord ...

... I I DONCASITR MEETING. SATt;ROAV, Sept. 13. The Champaigne Stakes of 50gs. each, h. f .-for tsvo yrs. old Colt,, Sgt. 31b. fillies hst. Red louse Irin. The wugaer. to give *ix.dozen of, Champaigiaeftj the Club. ;ona,~~~~~~ C l8'Suhscrihers.) (W, $tX ; I ir Cradoc'k's lir c Swviss, by .Whisker, (W cot .. 1 bord Snt~horou~h'i cht at Brother lo Corouatuoln.2. ...

... ' ' . it is said thnt Lord Kennedy has booght the celebrated horse Negociator, for. 1600, and that he.is Unatched'with .Jock, at the Yoik Spring Meetiag, Fr a large saw.' Mdr.t2.Day, of Northleach, has 9old bis'wlt, Helenus,' two years old, the winner of the slakes at Astten Cheltea- hamu, and Abitgddon, to Fuiwer Craven, nEsq. of Chilton. Elouse, fo i000 guineas. '01 Thursday week Rainer, ...

... 3' X . I A melancholy accident occiprred at Oswestry races last lweek; Mr. Edwards's Jack S.igot bolted, and in nwaking over a rope fell upon his rider, fiamble, and killed him on the spot. ' GREAT FOOT RACE n9TWEHN ASHtON AND HALTON.- On the afternoon of Wednesday,the match between these determined opponents was rnn on Doncaster race-coarse for 100 sovereigns, and was decided in favour of the ...

... S ON. , --: '':,': I A gentlemrtir from th§ Norih hss challenged the owner of Sultan tto run a borte against him forr any sutti from 500 to'1000 guineas. Harnpden, the winner of the King's; Plate at N'ew- market,'nn Thursday lest, ran the distance of three miles four furlonge and 1ST yards in seven' minutes- and four seconds, carrying 10 stone 41b,-an instance of speed, considering the length ...

... , , 1. .. y o, ? - ., 7 .''- ?, . S INC . . , ' -- -. .., - q. ,,, :- .;?? : ; ., NEWMARKEB T -S=13 4 OCTOBEII BErTrING, n - IIMOesA'v,, OCTO2a~.13 . :. Lord G. 1-; Caveddih's. f.,- hy'Poneefi beat take of r Graitons Pedrillo,- WSt. 41b. eiith,A, T . VC. .t0.-G to 4W on Lord-Cavendish'!f. . First -Year.. ',One-third of alsabscription of I5 sovereigns each, (qrSyearidcolts Eq.,4lh ...