... SPORTING' INTELLIGENCE. ,said tti3 hc. ie't Cil~tXtik 11ACtS. ;f to .i1onday, lltay 4.-The Grosvenor Stakes, of 15 sovs. each, sent with 50 sovs. added by the Stand Committee, won ?? Thbs. io05s Mostyn's ch. c. Ultimatum, beating Mr. Houldsworh's Vanisb, to Sir T. Stanley's b. It. Joceline, and three otheis not plaeedand reto. one bolted. Produce Stakes of 50 sovs. each, b. 3t. won by Earl ...

... CH STEB RACES, 12.9. --_ MONDAY, hiay 4th-The Oroovenor Stakes of15 Sovs. each, witbOO t0oss added.- One ailt and a quarter. Sir T. Mostyn's Ullioatoim, by Teliers, 4 yrs eld .. Chapple I M r. Houldswurrh's Vanish, by Phantomn, 4 yrs old . 2 Sir T. Stslly'sioeliso, by Catton, 4yprosold old D .Mr. Thompson's Or thodox, by FilMto do Pats, a .ged. , o.. 0 r ...

... CMESTEIR nRA.CS, 1829. FRIDAY-[Coucltsded firomn our last.] The Palatine Stalkes of'60 sovs. cach, Is. ft. for 3 years old.-To start at the Castle Pole and go once round.-Tie second to bare 50 soeS. Mr. Clifton's 1) c Gaid, by 'eter LeNelsoll .1 ,Mr. Hulsdsworti's cl ffctitd, by lier-eorna .2 Mr. Beaudsworth's b c Iasleuseodetscs, by tilse or Sherwood.bolted Eight paid leifeis. ...

... rn e11 lLIVERPOOL ItIACGULL RACES. of These races commenced on Tuesday last, but although tlk , rangements wevre of the most spiriled nature, tile attendlarnce *ts not so numerous as last year, great nuisbers, however, we e pro. sent, and the several booths were very isenerallv siWted. A greater number of horses have beun entered thats on ary oremer occwtsion. Tuesday, Mary 19.-The Derby ...

... RAC9 eSX 2 . TUESDAY, May 19-Derby Staokes~ 25 soos.:auib, l trootl. Mi. 1:;CaoSOs 1) f. by Cori ia . . tl o Trudestoll's Cup rille 1IOQ SoV3. ott Wli 0 rs. ilt :;n teiet zdeld to a Swrrepstakes of l35 coVS. e:Ch!. It i!.-2 mIpils 4ani a dist. i' h sintosos cl 11 Jul itur, 35y o * i 4 . .. . .I D uke of Lee os% cb fjre:II EIltIe bvVWisker, 4 y o-7To l1. . -' Si3 't. ...

... 1DIAiNCHESTDF. RACES, 1829. I _ WVEDNVESDi IN, J UNE li.- Tile Produce Strikes of .54) our'. teet, - hi. ft. foe three-yr ir oldl ~lts. 8't. 0/b., fit/ins, sot. lilt.-010'dt stultions, .Yc. u/hoedl :3b, - 'Juice ,oiund thr Course aod a d/istosi- Lord De~rby's l) f Curlew, tie Mait 'r Henary-Plover I'Lord I/ialn eiioi's 'It loeie I'v Master hlenry, rut iif F'inies sLord (irowseioroa bei f Ii, ...

... SPORTlNG INTELLIGENCE. F}S031S RACES. ,resl. Junr 2 -Tho Craven Stakeg of 10 soys. erich, won but b r lli Fleur de lis, beating Mr. Wtstenra's Canrade, uA~ Mrt. Bond's Fegasus. Nine otbers started. Worn by a ?? Shirley Stakes of 25 sovs. each, won by Laid South. arors',s Uroanda, beating Mr. Payne's Ju gfrasa and five Or:!C Threc ?? Durdan's Stakes ot 10 sovs. each :1 aildel, won by Mr. ...

... M ANCHSTE nAOZS, 1 S920. I a. ._ _ _ I **sl, rh, ins ion lu lit : o lit re( eel bi re- all th( C 1SC tllE he' le be. eal otl 'Idt bh. Iel as hlI fol op. sod va: op. 01 Sot sh. led sole lirt The Ilos. E. R. I'ire nod John White, Esq. Stlwairds. eThe mreen op 1ersal h Ioor comncssetied on Wednesday lcist, s and etre,- as Sual, , very nBUIerIously, if not Veiy iisysisil- a attended. The sport, ...

... I ASCOT BE RACES WEND u d 7. - Fronm the C'ourse, Tuesday Lveuzng. These eleganlt, interestilig 'ad peculiarly patronized races Thmened egathi day For these rices rolt derted its °L)'ndeil palSces tle great Council of t'e nation ceased clA,,lommoliened firttlol* )jIC~i~tl Il>Ot Il s Aased) Londoll * e las cti thl Prl'es royalntye tiles co - talhiing, and followed thce example or C roialty, ...

... LIVERP 1OOL RACES. : ?? the wdricl, ior; tur least, a Large ?? LotitAlnire ,part4 it Av been piesent, we, nee~d not ingsrne our -readr ~.that the races or) tlo noew course gt Aijntree commenced- en 3Ttseadl-iy isst, and heave been continued throiigh the VMt- to Mshi ~'day, when the sports will termninate ; neither iseed 'we ha' very particular inl impresing upon them the'fc, ht from tbe number ...

... LIVERPOOL RiACES, 1b29. During tile last irtontli Aintree has Iteen -t' favourite resrot for our townsmen, nttwbcrs of %fliom fiave dilly visted -the course. Onl Sunday list we regret to sayv it wasai veryf di,-, ftti l int aind dmioiider. To--r of indi- viduals. were oil tile ground tit a verv early- howr, thle great buIlt ill a Staste of jintoxicatioit, woe emPlinysit du~ring the day wI ...

... SPORTING PNTRLIGENCE. The attendance of. corni~~, i&i~s hd~jie class bag not been so numerous as on fihmer ?? awill have heard t0 the riot whick took 'place on'ibe urenTtaesday, ansougs the gamblers. I understand it-arose from qome ill p~age which'osle party conceived they hal ecivd rq theotsr-on Atbe Lvr Pool course A largelparty of ie( s$nesfeubrof about two hundred, led on by a party ...