... --DIS911R.4CVS' 1819, given by r 1iht in .iIF' thl1 e~ given Of heCU~C t i pmfor rtoune FitzAS O rvile walked over Mar- b , 5br h Ft ,nehe~ry-and the Mr The rarONJU HDRED GUINEAS i 11 10aternatchof one heat, three times round of blb afforded sonic sport ith an excellent Wiefts of the day concluded Wet T SE EIU R Ceats UINl;AS, h- f. once round tb jE VNDREDGINt 1o the dclC r e New Year' Day, ...

... SPORTING INTELLIENC9. - NEWiMARKET FIRST OCTOBER hIEETING,. FRIDAY, OCTOBER X. Duke of' Craftois's Cinder beat Mr Grevillo's Premium, Dst. klub each, R. M. 200 sovS.-S to I on Cinder. Correspondence between the Champion of Ireland (Lan gal) and the Cha-pion of England (Spring), veri)atifil Ce litecratini, finoit the original letters:- To Mr Spring Town Hall Tavern Manchester Si,-As you have ...

... ,SpORTIVG INTRLLirgICE. DONCAST.Elt TMEETUNG. ! ' atO],A, SEPTE[MsErt 15, The Fltzwiliam Stakes of l0gs eaech, with 20gs added, for all agges; twvo yr olds, ist.; three, 8st. ; tfur, f8st 91b. fivc, 9st. 1 lab- ; sits, 9st. Slb. aindaged, 9st. 71b- One mise anti a half.- (9 Subscribers.) ' I ord Kelburue's br. c. M1fay Day, 4 yrs old I Sir W. Miler's bl. c. Angler, 4 yls old _ 2 Mr Ridllell's ...

... 5P OPTSX' 7.: rLjr.1 ?? The fbnrth meetin! u3' tile Societ of Arcllsrs 0 plrce at B,;cl! ,v I o(ler', in Nec ootl 1 oreqt t gidence o ?? S. levu Esq. on hlrcsdly 1a -* collipalt bceg lll to ?? soi' it llet tii a C i j when the bandl ot' tile taforilslliie r to itia stlur; for the alt-ers to r-pin to t'r-ir litagelts, thi 0 which were f\l Oil otic leti in fiont of't thl-- sion. Tie trizes ...

... Sp.ORrTNG yNrE1TtLGENCE. s--sa li r 2.- asl 5~ruAT ?? _ so iETTING AT lTATfEnSAL.LS-DEC. EC c )ln 8 to i agst.Ct0of ?? C. by 15 to t . by Okville, out of Emily I. of Pantitia ~ tsyr as 9 I agsta D). of GratOtn's |15 to I agt-c. ?? X ln Talismas,, by 8ooth iayer~ out of Folly ns e, 12 to I ag's. I.d.Jersey'5 c. by | The above odds Were all t ni 's Phantom out of Webb ken * T; 6 to I agst. Zaida ...

... PLOUGHI-ING MATCH. A _. o r -t . . I - . I .. . - . _ _ - .i11 - l a. - AA. Iw~ . I Li- A ropY of the RCejicL to thc Hightand Society of Scot- at inld, otf he Plnugn in, Match whlich took place at I BNac; nark, near Castle-Douglas, in the stcwaltt-y of KXikceUdbri-gljt, Nov. 3, I80t.ca P R E S r N ' . n to AM S GORDON, younaer of CulvennIan, Efq. fc Conr.ener; LIEUTENAXT-COLONEL WIGHT of pr ...

... NILWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MMEETING. ITONDAT, OCTOBRiL 15. Randicap Sweepstakes of 10 Sovy. each, for three years old and upwards; T.Y.C. Mr Thornhill's Mendizabal, 5 years, 9st. 41b. I Air Pettit's Anne Boleyn, 3 years, 6st. 41b. 2 Won by half a length. Six others started. The Garden Stakes of 100 Savs. each; T.M.Al. Mr Greville's Morella, 3 years, bst. 101b. I Mr Thornhill's Egeria, 4 years, ...

... ASdOT HEATH RACES. WEDNESDAY, JuNE 7. SweepstaeseS of 10 sovs. each, for thre'e year olds; with 50 eovs. added; Swinley Stakes Course. Five sub- scribers. Colonel Peel's Grand. Cairo (Pavis) . . I Duke of Rutland's c. by Catton out of Slight 2 Seven to four on the Slight calt. Won cleverly by a length. ~ ?? A Plato of L.50 for Maidenl Horses at the time of start- ing. Sainley'Stalces Course. ...

... ROYAL CALED46NIAN HUNT AND EDIN- .BURG[I RACES, OVER MUSSELBROiGH COURSE. The following are the entries for these races:- TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10. The Caledonran St Leger, vf 25 sovereignsseach, p.p., with 100 Sovereigns added by the Hunt. For thres year ilds. One mile and a half. Lord Kelburne's ch. c. by Albany Mr Rlamsay's b. f. Lady Stepney, by Jerry Mr Heeseltine's hr. c. Slashing Harry, by ...

... TUESDAY, JULY 17. The Croxteth Stakes of 15 Sovs. each, 10 ft. with 30 added; three year olds, 6st. 81b. ; four, 8st. 2b. ; five, Set. 91h.; six and aged, 9st. Mr Buckley's Harparhey, ayears . . I Sir J. Gerard's Potentate, 6 years . . 2 Sir R. W. Bulkeley's Brown Duchess, 3 years 3 Mr Phillip's Maid -of Monton, 4 years . 4 Sweepstakes of 'i Soav. each, h. ft. the produce of Mares covered in ...

... Thitse rnces commenced vni Thursday, and were Con- tinued on Fri isy. Owing to the very isnfavourable state of the wecrther, the raees (lid not comse off with such eclal as might be expected from the uscelient nrrangements S emade 5vy Mr Ramsav of Bartiton and the Race Commit- tee. The prizes ?? wore ?? to induce the S first horses in the kingdom to come forward, but it is a understood that a ...

... TI.e Ra gritta teak irlatre oii, Sir rdav eand althrouigh wri, certinlya I i d expeit that Iwitr mall ex it.' a great doal uif irnr'revt, we acre try nrr miani; prepared for the lare~e as- ser'rnlrrge airich liner il te shirer ort the hae (if Q:I.1k, all rn the qr i vine fire tire 'p err rf the. df ey. Amrlung thle ifer'tatrrr acre tinr rcn) oa or lenr trcna.. rm 00, dsiecttr thre ...