... SPORTINGh INT\'ELLIGENCE. ASCOTr MEATH- RACElS; FRIDAY, JUNri 9 X~t5* Sw'eepatakes of ,0 Sg. eac,,2ro gs. fr. for two yr. old colts, gat Slh. fillies, St zib. two year old course, the winner of a SWeepstakes to carry 311). extrr. G Gen. L. Gower's Rivuler, by Rubens3. C - - - Dick Goodihun . -. . . . Geu. trosveuor's ch. c. Rinkshbrou . . . , 1 ?.r. Sadler's f. by Williarsmon's ditto . . . 4 ...

... SPORTING I.%'TELL CJIVCE. p.'1'TTlNG tan the S'l. I.ECEl, ST'A ,ES, Duncaaster, Jul y ' ?? 'to r,- Inst. ?? (la P'uta, It0 to a g.t. Sir Iiwllinghattt. 14 to I NZit. 'Iultr~rJl ag to r vttet. White Cockic'de. The fun'eral 6F the o¾111,ro I.,etewnit .C~eneral Pi,~otr 1000', place. yeftei id y with great sple'1 rity', aild was at- -tenided by several, ditittroui.yhedi oficers and an iminem,.e ...

... B Ci X t AN S. e Tihe battle for fifty guineas, and a purse afltv.eritvi ;. which cxcited macli sporting interest, betwixt Ricl,- mond, the veteran Black, turned 50, well known by his Variouqs combats, and Shelton, thle navigator, famed for tlhe stand lie made against. Harmer,.% few r onths since, Sand more recently foi beating the Sultolk Farmer, in finished style took place yesterday oia ...

... *SPORTING 1AV'ELLIGEINCB. OXFORD) 7ACES, True~siAy, Ac sT rT. S The Gold Cap of Ie oz9. vahie the remain ler in Mirney, a ' Sahs7ription of Ten (;1,ineas each, for four, five, sir, and aged.r Four mileiszz Su!igeriher4 . Mtr. ' Jun~ag'S 13gprn,1.4, T yr.4. old, jt4 d7lb . . Mr. Jonei's King nt fli. Id, , yrs. old, Sot. 71b. Lnrdt Stawell'.,s Coldn Leg, 4 yrsi old, 7t. 71h. 3 ] 5 and6 to04 on ...

... -PtR IA.O w tI'!cENC?. l F - ?? i - . . ?? .BE'i1'ING.ONITWi DtYNCASTEl1i ST1. IiEGE4' TTA rI-'.S A S T5r54, . . G 3 to r agIt. Fib da lhuta. 'Vaken--7 to t agst. Sir Bfllivsihamn. 9 to x.aga;t. Agaptlrnthus. * it to i agst. Little Thon as. * p d t to tr agst, Ld. Firzwilliamus c. by Orville. a !5 to it agot. any dther. d 'tff TunR.-At no period for setreral ?? has the r betting on the ...

... FIELD SPURN|. ,ia. ExAMraCER,-As theseason israpidly approachi ?? ghen ve shall doubtless, s usual have tfhe sdnsitiveneee of our nerves exqu7.siiety awvakened by reading in the ?? Trrints of Mtr. such asrd such a one haOing. 'destaoy-red the reatest ninmher of phbasanits ares partridges, &-c. in thie .ortest period of til n exer hbcore known, I have vesn- tired to offer frir )7(ttio y ...

... SPOR;T0h6 1ThlLLAtE?'v1d .Yofll AUmGyt's mFl'i5'1'NG;- t8t3 'lI'IUlt1Av, ?? . :- The Pi n-trce Stitces (it, lool.r. I'eh It fr. cv 14 st. s1.iil e B85. n1;. 1,ll.. allhnvvekl, nic:)- Iw mile' (x9 SubbtiluIr Tomrd Milti'rt's h. 6. l 'y 'Orville rlit of jlsary ;lb. . . M1r lleirse'& ba:' filly by nec nrlwe 3l1h '11i' .* .Sir IVI. AlJ. v.ivs, gr Chy (C nylixs 'ilb . * 3 Mr;\ baign co i-est ,l'r ...

... -. BOXFNG. It has been repeatedly observed of. late, and With much truth, that London has not been so empty as at present within the memory of man ; and yet not iess than fifteen thousand bodies werie on Saturday assembled on Coombe War~ren, where many. a brave fellow has bled. The attraftion was tile ?? and Scrogeins, which has excited more ainxiety than'any within the time -of.- the Writer. ...

... SPORiTtIN INT.1LLIGJE'VCB. YO:tK AUGUStr McIET ING, i5- : FR1iAY, AUG. 25 Match for- socgs h; ft -Last mile arid thlree quarners. .i M.?r.,rsndling'S 1'er601 Adamis, .2st.. 1lb . . I d Sir G. Arm~irage' h.b E mm~a, a t. ilb. :. 2 5 - ' s to 4? 01A the winner. . Irif tV Poundls given by t hs (City of Yoi It, to be added to a VSub-i .serlition Puirse, if r Four-year Old colts; ?? 71b. ...

... SPW IRlYG 'ZiLLIGNCI'. ?? IAM 1iACES-WFrNe-nmv. Aicm. lo. 'rhe Inigna ?? larta St;lces Qff Im gs. f-e1h, h. ft. F(;r three yr. lt cnitsA. g lr. l ili.ie, f stl 2). 'I'lTe new mile. Mr. Scaidi'., c. w laIphaard. . Air. :Morlaiti'. Ilippolarinia .. 2 6 to 5 on 11h),ppaditiai. Sweepstaltes of 25gs. each for all ageI; thle Mnner to lie. sold f±r co ge. if'denranieil. &c. Two wiles nsd quarter. 11 ...

... SPORTIANG INVTEqLLIGENLCE. ]tGRIAM RACES-TntUasxiY, Auo..n. le Sweepitakes of 30os. each, aoga. ft. fer two yr. olds; ts* be Sst. SIb.; fillies, 8st. Ihb. Two yr. old course.-(8 Subscri- ( bers). m ; Lnrd Stawell's c. by Rubens . .. .. . thi lr. Starling's b. c. by Hedley ¢ Sh i ;ir. Scaithl}s C. by Wolrthy . . . . . . . Itr. orthsti lr. c. hy Dicti Andre'vs .. 4 Mir. Pearce's b. c. Linn, by ...

... SPOR 7'1' iv '2 PEL I 10 RNCE. ()NTUERACT nIE1}.1M6AS .T.f Uerv~akes *,f gs ead, log ft. fot three yr. bill colts 1st. elb. fii; gqt. Last wile and-three quarters. 1, Kin'sN F-ilfxr ?? hv Orville * . fir Mo~e~t'. . r . hirelock ' gr C. by Camillus 3 S'P.*duce smi Ls of Sorgg earch, b. ft, for three yr. 61d Id h Pit . slhl. fillier. Sist. Twb miles. Mt lazwl'Ijj' s br. f.h- Clinker * ' rXirysl. ...