... 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 ...

... Sai~uraV, Aug225. no Nrs THORNTON againit Mr FLINT. mn 50Ogs. e~ciL, p. p. IooOgs. bye-Fofrmz.;&Ms. Never did we witn'efs fach an afferzlage of th people as were drawn together on the above cc- cdion; nearly ?? at lealt nearly ten th riales the number appeared on Knavefmire than d! did on the day when rorekhire 3/ervy and Beau- e jlemow?. and afterwards Bay alIl'on' ran over ol th couife, in ...

... iDINUR:qH IpACE. TbisdayourRacesbegan, when ?? Pntrf'of. '50 GMineg: -a: run 'for &ver tbh '1Sa1 of Ai3+wxa 01 ~yoe, by3? f , - ' . r Gfwald's b'ay'geldiilg, hvy Scorpion i 1 fe *Mr Henderfon's hbfinuc m. anler Lalie t S- - M&r CiCnegie'a chofnazgeldiog, Hon4 Carlo A dr. Ah A Farmer's br. h. D'Enghien, by Bangtail 4 @. Mrf ohnftone's chefnut horfe, by Acafio s. dr . 'Mr, kicaid's'bay mare ...

... PLOtGICNG MATCH,. the 229 lt~ fhl ---l ay a U tpon the 22d u t. the annual ploughing match of the Sttanraer Farmer Society toolt place at Mr Ixennox's in Mark of Inch, that beiilg a central fituation for the diftri&l to which the fociety belongs. The field was a plain fallow, requiring the laft furrow before being drii- led for turnips. i As the ilate, of the weather had long retarded the ...

... HUTNT AND RACES AT AYR. Comiaiiv attendirndtip f The Company attending the Caledonian Hunt and Races, fall week, was numerous, elegant, and fafhionable. Some of the races been good. Thofe on Tuefday afforded ekeelleit fpsort, and wvre ke]enly contefled. ...

... a'ft e .About twenntv minutes before two o'clockfeven' c boats flarted from Leith Pier, for a fubfcription e, prize-boat given by the 1Duke of BU'CCLEUGH, or theeBar. of ODALKEITH,an'd SirJAIM-S ST CLAIR I: ,d ERSxiNE, Bart.- and foame other Gentlemen, to ?? the fifhing boats employed in the defence of the ,e ?? f1retched north. for the buoy on: the Gunnet Rock, and having cleared it,' thev n ...

... PtELSO 1.ACES.' i ?? A ?? . O- . ?? _ On Tuefday, Augut 7. 1804, was run for, over Caverton Edge, Fifty Pwisnds, for three year olds-'colts, 8fte 3Ib' fillies, 8It. heats,'two miles each. Sir Alexander Don's bay colr by Precipitate, 2 1 , Mr Baillie's bay colt; by Tikle, Toby, 1 2 2 The firif heat of this r'ace was rub. amn2aingly tlofe, and won by Mr BAILLIt, by half a neck. . In iunning the ...

... * t 3DINBURGCH RkCE4. - ?? ri. ?? I r TV 8 I o r - .. Tbu&-fday-the Hunter's Purfe*of ?? guineas, was run for over the Sands of Leith,, and won. nby - . lr , .i Mr Robe4tfon's, bay horfe, Pegafu's - : Mdr Oarnegie's, chef geld.' oneft Carlo 2 2 ,Yeferday 0the. Ladies Purfe of 50 guipeas, wis run fir over the fare courfe, and woo -by. Lord Bellia:ven's Brandon ?? - 1- .1 Lord Montgoniery's ...