... PRlESTO.V RP4C'S, f81o. dn,, ThIP ll3i, n T..l- -d . - ?? On Tuesday the 170h of July, a Subscrlption Purjd of a ' 701.for horses; &c. that never won a ?? M Mr iutbhim~n's h, c. II Mr. tticlia,dilos', br. c.aII2 - hir R 0 Gaycigne's b. g. '24 Mr. Maswis', b. . GI i or it.ClIftoni'sNttnrgiana, Ir sI, Mr. Ctaitce', br.'f. 00 IC Mr. Prce'.s hr. f. ' i. ar ilr. H II ~lta In'c S erjeaini, C 3 to )I ...

... G.Ab C ,,,I crI' it.; ?? SaturO;.i ;A 'ni,!L11 II,.- ?? - - _ i - . . ?? ..I OCO c ?? ?? intirihl of Dicela t in the~ el't'la\ IL ittII III',,li ct, Lhr Linee th D ,li: ed1 L SI Pity ?? of the Loor L'tr lr' ilt Fidti tt(otntfog',rs, ?? No, Cott, eell Lit 'volI (;I ?? Gice -ir5.iitrli ii-o, cltc par;,o of' tie hu te ttli. Pr 5 itCo'I h iii Cor PagiT's Insr Citil Alit 't god dcal o;f ipU~r, ttre ...

... LINCOIN .RACES. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEsMER i9, His Majesty's purqe of lOOgs, by 4 or'5 yr.-ofd mares. Mr. T. Dunzomhb:s ch. nm. Laurel Leaf,-5 y.o. a 1I Mr. Golding's br. m. Brown Bess, 4 yrs. old 0 2dr Gen, Grosvenor's b. mn. Chrykeis, 4 yrs. old S 3dr Mr. Riciard.lon's b. m. 'Futelina, 5 yrs. old dr Laurel Leaf the favourite.-Thlie first a desd beat beh- tween Brown Bess and Laurel Leaf.* A ...

... 1: : - - -B DOX I NG. 1 11 - . . FRaOMe aIdeclaardiobs'aid* to banale by Mr. Moly- to eu%,-n a gentleman dF h;a ';nitai'riink Cn thi.. town, That ete fBATTLE between him and Ciib-rm;i: fake: place in the heighbonEthoil 'f i' I'-' l (Icsster, wve beg leave to snUrnit the fol10wiing oliservatiibni, though addressed to the'snagistrates.of the West of Envlanid, as equally applicable to the6 ...

... ?OyT;?z'R 107 Th1CF.?. * ~ ~ ~~ V. Il gtagdut; I JrUI.JL1.5 Tuida,-~P. I 0-Produ ?? so.0se I. rdN oi, C Saii f(~ reel, J. ft. as tot :i Yeair olcoltt Sst. 5t.fillies list. '[hostoe gut if bv xiiltrie, Sisl ijong &C. ?? A d Sib. Tw6 miles- .9 t Lorj ?? 04e ?aikin, by Chance~t, Ieealt (Ve,.re r Paduce SWahrs of 5itasiach, II. ft. for 4 yetar olds. >cotu1 ot 7II.6lteo 41) -Those got by tinrstfd. ...

... - [EXTEACT OF A -LETTER FROSS TUE BALTIC.]. '-i he soulfrgs and exertions of the Brevedrageren I commenced on the :vist ult. and continued witlout internsission until the 2d inst. in opposing a Dinish, squadron, consisting of the Langefand brig, moutitnog 2t' tong,18-pouinders, and 200 men: Logan and JIeil brigs, moutning 20, aixd IS long ! 8-pounders 175 men` each. Tile English force ...

... VOINCA1'flpr? RiCTES IMUNDAY, s5Et!.'23, The Fifewiit abl if*lftt.i; fi ¶pfrt; Oft Ogg i*- eaci,,.wtX th ?? 24i y tlxe CorRoration 0of Q0 - , copc..-'rhfi~ 16iasVli41e1dhaf Al ?? qz; i~j'u ettr If!D6 1) I~tl.hit ~idi' A~hlott -Q ?? Ulptt¢rby'Y )1 ,a :tel ' ' 51fMf0birCnhjec§J .tarpl Leaf 3 Ld.OrItg;hno - . 7 - Lt- f Lecjtu Octr 1, 9Inxery gesy2TTI g5 5,s,, Fo''Iwo aid,floriet' ...

... As 1' U,0 BOXIINQ. - ThE pendiighlalt betwixt the formidaile chamnpion Crib, and' ihei piw'erfnl Molineaux,'*hich has for a long time been the fifst aid orly'c'dnsideration amongst tie sporting ig olIdito(ik ilace arn Sae;rday ie'nightj at Thissleton Gap, in ihe cotmty of ttisbd, eight eilles frdtor Granthalnit ,ordesing sli three other cbtnitije. A twenty-five feet geas eiec'ed in a tdbbt ...

... A- MILLING VGUBBIN(;N- Tot'rt~imlB i~il pr. s j0 1 4 t ha. relyt;h_._is frn_ _ he took tlie cirair at Gr e tIlsa frisd wondalever-ulg., enoua6 a g5 di3(le a 7rni~se ~te'U 59te'cr as-anyin tie. ib,7eut ; sumpcawlsa f rtWisting mat-c, ant ij g tt It 4 had beenw gsvetie, the Ciltir . f Ual ras It 0 ban ot possewsig vocal- alilitie, t studIdeiighted the compa, in Iti e ck toa'st was Pe, t- given-. ...

... - THE PWIOa BauCH, For the Preiums offered4 hy, .t Holdernmsi Agcu1. taral Society, was ezhibi ed.in. a jield at Halshar; ,on 1'hwrsdiy. Ia~I * ; A : The first priteewastadijbrsged to :BEtNJA'I1 PASHBV, seevant to Mr, Edward Ward,.cf 'Burstwick;,4 a*d the second tp ioati CARRaCt., rervan't to Mr. einry Aceq.,: of Preston.-The commiitee of fhl society. had much satilhction;s in ob~servi~gk khe* ...

... P01SONING OF' RACE HORSES. (C'ainbiidbe A.ssizes.-Trial of D, DAWSUJIN.I llbs trial, which has ?? so lmuci, of tihe.'tentiron orf the ?? worlid, took pl4ce on Fri- iav. at tie CArmbridgr Asaizvs, before Mr. Justice HEAcit. The Couat was so rnuch crowded, thlat the business was greatly impeded. ThIe prisoner was in-. dived for wilfully and u ?? poison ing r. Colt by EfqgL, the property of S r F ...

... No sporting event, since the great Baclsayiatch, had engrossed so much attention as that. which corn- menced at midnight oil Sunbury Common, bin Friday te se'nnight, betwixt Rainer, the Kentish mais, and Cross, Captain Barclay's groom, the latter of whom had been six weeks in training, under the immediate direction of the Captain, according to his own system, and was in Is perfect condition, ...