... B UXIN6G. The Arnateurs of the Fist made a strong muster on Tuesday at MoUlsey. Coombe Wood was first fixted hI r the ureldsine, but hie Judges holding the Assizes at KirigSton Irlost of the company thought it lest to steel Cl/ar' ofI ?? S1 tong (s possible, and Moulsey was substituted. Duke's-plIace beat St. Ciles's in its set-out on this occasion, as all the respectability ol its envirirlns ...

... NEWITUARKET CRAVEN MEETING, 1811. TIURS'DAY, APRIL 18. Mr. Vansittart's Burleigh beat Mr. Shalcespear's Harpo- crates, 8st. 71b. each. B. C. ¶200gs-.5 to 2 on Burleigh. General Grosvenor's Copenhagen, 7st. beat Mr. Fisher's bro- ther to Spaniard, 8st. 3ilb. Two-yr-old C. 51gs. each, h. ft.- 6 to 4 on Copenhagen. Ld Jersey's Langton beat Ld Sackville's Deceiver, 8st. 41b. each. Ab. M. 1l0gs.-6 ...

... )7O'X-L ~ eYAT . It U1ss been thiq,, custoind or IC Fe~w-yeirtv past16' Wiviufi-Qthe ?? of eiit Wita Ii t fit oi their coist 'ti .1in dsI ii I~xisiiMt tjV fII ?? h k 1131 i IIIL 11v o clii ~eiil~roiicii ?? Aiid he pruttorype of~ ite deceased C leth,,I .rininn ot' fiist rate seioilce,''sttl iiid, wIvii6) ieji0, 6e11ii hitioiis hi i'e lmeit (I iin 'snioli' the m.st foi oiidui noit the. list. ...

... Fitst day, September 3d, a Gold Cup, value 100 Guineas, ?? of 10 Guineas each (13 Sub- sctiburs,) with 25 Guineas added- Mr. Goddard's Anticipation .. Mr. Calley's Osmuan 2. . A Purse of 60 Guineas, by Subscription- Mr. Russell's b. b. Nonconiductur 1 2 1 Mi. Goddard's Anticipation :. .. 2 1 2 Mr. Pryse's b. c. Catbric .; . . 3 3 dr. A Sweeptalkes of 50 Guineas each, It. ft.- IMr. Calle's b1. ...

... AOXING.b GRAND FIGHT, AT. SHERPER'TObNiRANGE, Betwees Scroggims ai 7nl c. Tuesday morning, as early as. brekn. of day, the amateurs were all in mdtion, to wittiess the uispiay between ihose clistinguishled-toxers. Thie surprise experienced by the sporting circles, from the unexpected de'feat of Scroggifis af Saibridge- worth, in June last, 'from an accidentatl blpw, rendered them anxious he ...

... GA ME LLITS. .1 Isi73 OF WIGIST. Pr PeoIsos wio have Obtainoid CAtME CERTUFCCLTE5 for of the year IS19. I List (1) GEN'anAL CEfTIirICATrg, at 31. 13s. 61. eachi. le Aiiwyl, W. AV. Priory; LDariis, Rev. John, Xitoa; !d Blakl, Benjamin, Arreton; Mlake, John, jin. A)re- fl. tou B assett, .3 naba V. iNewport; Brown, David, Lt (/idlertosn; Bullack, Thonnns, Northiwood; Boivreinan, e, I-v. Thomas, ...

... Tuesday being the appointed day for the battle ?? and a Black named Joseph, many thousands of Mlack-legs of all, ranks assembled on Coonsbj Warren.. Carter is a 14 stone man, but having been beat by Powers at RIickianswortl, when the latter was in extreme ill health, and his subse. quenktdefeat by Molineux, lie was not thought much of.' The Black nieter before exhibitediin the Prize- ring; but ...

... First Day, T eseiary, Sept. 9.-A Gold Cup, value 100 gs. was v on by Mr. C. Day's Snowball, beating Mr. Thbrnhill's Alien, Mr. Haft'enden's Sandal, Mr. Metiuen's c. by Elections, Mr. George's Euryone, and Mr. Calley's Shrog. A Purse (if Sixty Guineas, by Subscription- Mr. Ualley's Osman ?? 2 1 1 Mr. Dilly's Sletcb ?? 2 2 Mr. Bonnelt's Donkey ?? 3 3 dr. Mr. Palfifey's Aielia ?? 4 dr. Mr. ...

... THE, GREAT FOOT RACE. No sportli 19 rveit, ilir;t' t 'I'Vat r at rluy maltci,, uls ?? e].,e on ( ileI ti attelitirll as that coluljat iced at Illidliglil, oll Fi'rila, oil 9iunlmrv Coitoni, bcov'ii'it Rainer, tile Ketiti.llIimaln, and C(rol.; (.aptaill Biarclo y's groom, the latter of whom had beeni 6 wvee.' ill triliiilig. iunder the directiou of thc ( Captain, and wvas in perf- i cotid ition ...

... AAIVTE -T - OXFORDSFILs |ISTof P.VRSO AS bd Aave Uiained' GENERAL C R FICA ?? Me Rats of df i. d s.. 'eack4. th Yee ar 113.i AEhbhy Robert, Bsingetnh . Baker, Rev. tsaac; Bletchibgton. Brown, Rev. ?? F, I) D. Latinton. Brett, Rev. Pcter, Ocldington. Baker, Thiomas, Beusiingtobn. Buckle, Rev. W. L. I'yrton. Cole, Wm. Bicerser Market End. Collihgridge, Henry, Gondington. Cool, G. ?? Wtalington. ...

... NEWM0'WT *i- t S~C~NI~ S~uI~G r4J~ETING 181 ~Lnt'd (Oxfordi 2\r ,Sw,.pl's l umler, 8st.71lb.esch. Al2~ls h: f 4>,toSflxs'itr Mfr iles' Maus, direrer, oujt o Am~tti8s~ob bra'tMr. Watson's Riddle, by Sorcerer, out of .ignisa; 8st Ab- ?? ilgsh.ft;to 4'bks li fdai! 'Lord F, ?? ?? 7stt 1t be~tt M~fr. ?? ?? 1 l~oxl?;g . 4tutnst's i ecdIstoi, beat Mr. I.adbsile' Sir ilarri'ieC, ?? iM11S eacl1E ?? M. ...

... GREAT PUGILISTIC M1fATCHES. The greet match between the phienoinenon, RandalI, and Martin, took place on Tuesday, on Crawley Downs, more than 30 miles from Lon- din, end the spectators were at least 20O000. of :l sorts of addicirers of millingtactics, notwith- standicig the distwice irons London mid the wet- ness of the moriinl,. Rnadalli al ?? hiin- self in the ring eqi lit to any man who :, ...