... YORK SPRING MEETING. TUBSDAV,..April 80.-The York Derby Stakes of 50sov each, h ft, nitb 50 added, for three years old colts &st 71b, fillies 8st 21b. Mrlile and half. (10 subs. )-D. of Cleveland's b c Commodore, by Liverpool (T. Lye), I; Mr Heseltine's gr c Bolus, by t'hysician, 2; Captain 9aylor's b c Chatterer, by Jerry or. Physician, 3; Mr Orde's b c Johnny.boy, brother to Tornuoy, 4.-6 to ...

... | - ?? LDUl COSCE'AJ-ED NCLU : l Pridt;i iuly ' .7,- The Dilrh;, a iket Of Vgs. ear.Ii :tdlcd to t I , i ven by Lrnd 'axe Stewa Q , i'ir Lanltorn a glr. c Doui}ilrmat',by Mlacbeth; 4 yins-jodt 1. ,1,: Sir 1I. W. Ridlvy's a . t C (ioister,,4 YT5 old; ' 2 ds;. 'High odds sozdnthe winner.-. ,ver Yty ofy. S'ait';da, JtOy 28, 5tI ?? tlie Mtbexatbr he Coaiy. 6 ?? ...

... DONCa8TEB IL&VES COWCZ.UDmB. Thlursday, Scpt. 2-eGascoigne Stakes of 100 sos. each, 3 ft., forSyearolds. ( lsubs.) Mr J. Robhisons b. c. Liverpool, by Tramp, - 0 1 Lord Cleveland's b. c. Chorister, by Lottery, -. 0 2 5 to 2 on Chorister (who carried 4 lb. extra for winning the St. Leger) after the dead heat, 6 o 4 on hir. Won by half a lengh Aus )we' s s of 200 sevs.each, h. ft., for 3 year ...

... THE ?? the varioous fa- vourable accounts of the moors from the North, we are enabled to state, that in the Upper Wards of Lanark- shire, Peebles-shire, and the South generally, the broods are by no means plentiful, and these small in number, varing from four to six birds in each. For the last three years, in these districts, the grouse have been gra- dually diminishing. Various reasons have ...

... YOns SPRING MBTXNW __ I MoNDAYMAY 19.-Sweepstakes of 5 souvs. eachh ft forthe produce of mare- covered in It31'; colts, Sst 51b; fillies, Bst 2lb. T.Y. C. (S subs.) Duke of Leeds's b c by Actmon, dam by Reveller, 'l'Terpleman, I; Mr Smith's b c by Mcm- non, out of Chorister's dam, 2. 5 and 6 to 4 on thc Memnon colt. Won easy. ?? first year of a Renewal of the York Derby Stakes of'aO sovs, ...

... INCII-11TOND RACES. Tuesdav. fct.5. Ti Men ?? Plate of..l8. Afr Gsrforth'., grl c. Pyrailltv,, 7r I -ries's b. C. Shwlows ,i Palli um,1's rh.t f Ri.S;nrv, Mr I3B:o11 ltt. i t. , DUStrlitiuln eQntrOld. but ?? O W,1t no rave. 'Tbe prize to be land icpped and run ifor orn 'Tlluraday, o.ce round the courie. ?? G. Fi-x's b. c. Gambier, by Haphazard, aigt Mr Lanmbtoi.s rgr. c. DuIIsinI;^D. O=ffby ...

... NEWCASTLE RACES. These races commenced oil Monday last, with as entry of horses which, perhaps, has never been exceed- ed in any former year, many of them being of first-rate reputation, thereby exciting more than ordinary ir. terest, and drawin a greater number ofstrangcrs to the town than usual Ths Marquis of Waterford, wyho has acted as one of the stewards, arrived on Monday and has since, ...

... THE THAMES AND THE TYNE.---On Friday last, some warm friends of Coombes, the victorious London waterman. proposed that he and Clasner should 011 Monday try their skill again, in another skiff race, from Newcastle Bridge to leminvton Point; and they offered to stake 2001. on behalf of Coombes to Clasper's 1001. The challenge was accepted, and 201. was at once deposited with Hir Joseph Hair by ...

... HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. MR WATsON'S FOx-GOUEDS will meet on Monday, November 27th, at the lennel; Wednesday, 29th, at Middleton Bridge; Friday, December let, at Nether- witton-each day at half-past ten o'clock. THE HAYDON HOUNDS will meet en Wednesday, No. vember 29th, at Birkshaw Plantation; Saturday, De- cember 2nd, at Vause Wood-each morning at nine o'clock. LORD ELCHo's FOX-HOUNDS Will meet ...

... -U. R -HAM RACES CONCLUDED.- % Friday, Alay 7, The T$in Stakes of 20gs. each, p: p; for. two year olds. One mile. Mr Robinson's ch. f. by Catton i. ' Mr Peirse's b. c. hy Whisker, di. Mr.'lRmsellA' b. f. by King of Die- monds;fell. Alr 'Lainblpn6 schl.c. C~tnt^Porro, by Leopold fell. . T ' The Maiden Plate of 5o.>- Hew,- two miles. Lprd Kelburne' b. A. Sister to May.Day, by-Ardrossan, 1- I Mt ...

... RICHMOND RACMS. i' Tuesday, October 5,-.Thelelembers' Plate of AM50, for.msj. horses, mat-es, or geldings. Two mile-heats. Duke of Leeds's g i. -f. by Comus, . Mir Husband's b. c. 1'1unmper . . 2 Col. Cradock's b. c. by Prime Minister, 4 11rLonsdale's ch. f. by Milo, . .. ' s A Sweepstakes of 20gs. each, for three year old colts and' Rlli,. (8 subs.) Lord Sl; ii's b. c. Canteen. by Waxy Pope, ...

... I - . R-.IcHMoND RAO*-q. ,TvesdaySept. 2,- A Sweepstakes of20 sovs. each, for S year olds. (S subs.) Lurd Milton's b. t: Dota, Sister to Mle- dora, by Cervantes, walked over. A Sweepstakes of *20 sovs. each, for 3 year 0d1l flllies. Once roond. (4 subs. ) AMr Metcalfit's ch. t' Giiglht, by Wautoan, 1. Air Jackson's b. J: Madame de Chevena, by CuCoeinthian, 2. The idenimbers' Plite of 50, for 3 ...