... i h E efnat eir I | th6 Edilefto&~.Vrj~e'r S'odetyliadtei nuVaig. ?? ---lubble field, :on' Mr- Brydon's farm of H ?? ormnp-etitors, .ippeared on the field, and tookiheirfiation. by lot i-and by a fignal 'fromthe Mazagris (Meffrs William paterfon, iNorth-. - jhiel; John traig, Hattenknow; and. Jdin Ste-enfon, 'Iareiope), flarted all at onice, whikh, with the'good t nefs of-the day, h'd afihe ...

... EDINBURGH RAOES-i8Soa This day our races commenced, when the City's Purse wa; run for over the Sands of Leith, and won by Mr Nicolson's bay horse Bampton ?? Mr He ndersoii's bay imare Country Lass . 2 dr. Mr Hendry's brown horse Pensioner. dr. ?? Montgome ie's grey colt Irvine. 4 2 Mr Thlomllas Kun s bay mnare V hicelegs. dist. Mr Brown's bi n in ire, by Sir ?? dr. Mvlr Baillie's b~ly horse, ...

... SPORTIGW INTELLIGENCE. .- r ?? nic Sp: inlf Wii Ab ofo use verI wh hai Ha of I and ors '1 Ma wit A I die! 'los sidi 1051 d'E Jul Ma '1 wit takr to t and and il imO the weT Fre Cxli wol wol slit- in oil] tha 110 wil by wl sta the wil ye colt Inat wit slt s11n tlf sIn( lilt Ii un arm in ietel bie wi p~r po EPSOM RACES, MAY 'S,0(LAST DAY.) The meeting at the Downs yesterday was very vumcroulS and ...

... BPO:ITT. he. T~ast Lothiir 9POlITING r iles st k ~ at, r ounf had 1 brisk tling of 11 MaUTle hunting this s eag it in, 30 lninute' tvitbout a check. nsart- Ihe htin tins h ason his commencedl Most favourably heavy fo r ?? he tmade the country a lie m-a.many fine scestt1 days at theve was an instance of so tt sly, and lie ill venture to ys at the beginning of a season; t III- fine runs in the ...

... * R. N )daCE. . ?? ?? :EDoNSDTY, -2lrT JULY' No horse having appeared against. Lord Eglintols- Glen glry,there was too race; and his Lordship ?? de- lined the cup. It is accordingly reserved for next year. Ihcre was a good hack race, TInURSDAr, 02D JULY. A Cold Cup of One Hundred Guineas value, and ten Gui- neas in specie. Lord Eglinton's g. Monreith . 1 Mr J. G. Skene', br. hl. Lucifer . 2 ...

... NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOB ER, OR HOUG H- TON MEETING, IS24. FRIDAY. Sweepstakes of l00 sov. h. f A. F. Mr Ramsbottom's Cephalus, 8st. - - I Mr Molony's Cinder, 8st. Sib. - - 2 6 to 4 on Cephalus. Handicap Sweepstakes of 10 sov. each, for three years old and upwards. T. Y. C. Mr Molony's Cinder, four years old, 8st. 21b. I Mr Wyndham's c. by Phantom, three years old, 7st. 4Th. 2 Svweepstal~es of 10 ...

... PRIVATE CORR RSPONDENCB. c, I cowman - , ---n l 1 London, Feb. 12, i past seven P. M. | IWe have public and private intelligence from America to-day to the date of the 14th ult., and it is extremely important a bill has proceeded, in the House of Representatives, through the first and se- cond reading, by which British goods which have been purchased or contracted for before the 2d Fe- bruary ...

... C.AI.DER IIACES-AUGLJST 2. CAtl.DER IIACIts-AUGUlSl 1 - The novelty', ot laces at lid-Cal'der, aided by the dis- tingtiished patroolage and arupicious ?? under whiel those sports were broigist out, excited a great selisa- tion in the neighbiurhood, and werC the meanns of drawvilig togethier an immlense crowd of snitotators of all ranks. The SPot fixed on for the race ground was a large lea ...

... CALEDONIAN m ?? it 'Yhcse racest coimmlljcl 'UlAsdav I Those races ( luaif1 a day %vias vel N fii, 1 -.I I I ad- ttt'iIU Ii If Wt'ti' Cl ii pa al r ~ ~ ~ ~ ?? grull' kifi ?? i10,1 Ifur (;l-ncte thte Itii ?? tin a of 13tii-i-fcihl aid( a--i ,Ot 'Ii Clio ' ?? a' I o' NV_ .Ia S Nion I rd~iiliak 1S'IP' ollI, I ' Marn L-i i-h rkI.C IE ( Iiti' M C Pt, ir I i i a1'.t5 Is. Olstl' Ii i I iui'1 It GI ...

... NEWMARKET CRA-VEN MEETING. - - I. - rcn^ ma_. ace * f WEIDNESDAii'Atlyau 22. Lord Southampton's brother to UUrg^nde beat Lord Ve- rulamn's LaUrestivtis, S~t. 41. ealch, H ?? 100, h. ft. Won bytwo n lengths-2 to t agst Urginda. Subscription Plate of L.50, for two years old,,7st.; three years, Sst.7Ilh.; and four yenrs, 94. ?? Subscri- bers paying four gutineas, aud non~subscribers six gtineas ...

... - -D?i ?,6 . ?- ?? ?? spolt-1:1NU Eo, I , . ?? oot~t TATlTERSA.LXs, JAN-. 1. The foilowing is a full statement of the ;ddu :- i:t DErB. -tI B to I gsg~tiotler . ;. S0 to I agst Gamelils , a S to 1 4;ga Web' so to I agst Turconsan 14 to I agst Estagnolle. S0 to 1 agtt Ld. AilesbUry'S v 16 to I agst Defence ?? sO to I itst SnnowdrpOp' 20 to I agit 'I'rumpeter 30 to I agst Cressida 20 to I agst ...

... NE WArIA{RKET SECON0 Lord Exeter's OCrlcaEl, II l i WVood's juohn D)~ i ,h~ ~ Lord Rxeter's 1:thl oc V s 14o, Wood's John De Bart 8, `~l1e$ ?? beating on Father L C , C.t 7, bt s. First Class of the 0aSland, Lord Exeter name ICals uvri Mr Payne's Pravateer 4 01(j. r; I n Lord Verulam's% l 3ro o), R~ Lord Stradbroke names , srsohl,855 lhl' MNr Forth narne, Mlr ?? 4Oven, 'a 51-I Won by a lethil ...