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... NEWITUARKET CRAVEN MEETING, 1811. TIURS'DAY, APRIL 18. Mr. Vansittart's Burleigh beat Mr. Shalcespear's Harpo- crates, 8st. 71b. each. B. C. ΒΆ200gs-.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 ...
... NEWMAKET FmST OvEODEU I Dnday, Sept. 20, the Tridl Stakes ofriqga each, for all ages. P). 1A. - (4 Subsfibers. at ,rd Q. H. Cavendish's b h r1orival, by Shuttle, S yrs old,^ Pd 9st 21b (W. Clift) - - _ 1 I r Blake's tnf Sprightly, 3S yrold, 7st 91b - 2 wa ot Dralton's b e Wbalebone, ;yrs Bast 91b 3 In, .Gwer's b c by Waiton, 3 yrs old,. Tat9T - 4 M; t to 4 on Florival, A goodrace. Sweepstakes ...
... . The mhatch betweeni Moliiteux ai'd Rliiirm r, For ao6 giiitieas, took place yeseteday at Moulsey HMist. At one o'clock Rimmer appeared in The ring, vith his seconds Jones and Powers; -having previously thrown in his- hat as a token df defiance. Mdline appared soon afterhis adversary, attended by his seconds, Rich- man and Gibbons, antid after Some difficulty in beating Out tle ring, they ...
... i 'O T A117,TT ATT.0N r.,t5.t . ,. I x 1r .'111 Sol Ad, q-~ I tG A , _ . ,. ?? . - I , t.O lIV, ZOpr. 31th.-A GIeold- Cuyp of iOO*. vilf;r mnd the surplis ill specie. 21 Subscribers, J12s. eachl. (Ile heat, tie llaler. -i . tir Jliineonihl cht au Lesf,.6ytsold - i Mr IT:bnburv naried .{euhapius, 5arsold - 4 Alajor \\X ?? OS l 1 .1 itier, fi yrs old Al Asi'livc, by Sorcercr, 4 yes id- ...
... EDINBUAGH RACES. w z. _ .. - t- . , -t THuRsDAY-The Hunter's Purse, SO gs. Captain Maitland's grey gelding - - 1 1 Mr Baird's brown horse, by Mr Robert - 2 dr. There was afterwards a match betwixt two gentlemen, who rode their own horses, ald a hack race, which afforded some amusement. Yesterday, Sir Henry V. Tempest's bay colt, by Shuttle, ,walked over the course forfthe Ladies Purse of 5tigs ...
... -o p TNTRLLFIGENC. ~ENBMARKET IRDlOCTOBE or HOt&GHTON . MBEEINGt, x8ur' , - ThUtSDAY, OcToata B X. Sweepstajes of i5gs. each. 'irst half of Ab. M. Sir C.Bunbury's Fair Star, 8st. rlb - ' . MaOrWilson's Antelope,.8st 71b - - Mr. Blake's Askrig, 8st. xzb: 3 Ld.:F. Bentifick's. Asrntbdeus,' 8tt,4bi beat Mr. Shalespear's Spritej'8st. 41b. Two-yr.- oldCGrsejfsogs.-.IItO 8 on Asmo- degzt. 4b O-YF , ...
... The match between Silverthorne. and Dogherty ?? a stake of loo guineas, -was fought yesterday on Combe WVarren, near Kingston. At ialf past twelve the com- batants set to, with Bill. Gibbons and Caleb Baldwin seconds to Silverthorne, whose weight was 1stt. 21b. and Dick Hall and Powers for Dogherty, whose weight was islet. i rib. Current betting was 6 and r to 4 on Silverthorne. ' Round I. ...
... ! ' __ _DEm3y lAC sCCoNotur4pD. Wednesday, Augustl4, The solenien and Gentleies' Subscription Plate of 501. for Hlorses, &c. of nil ages, 3 yrs old 6st, 4 yrs oid 7st 71b, 5 yrs old 8st SIb, 6 yrs old 8st 91b, and aged 9st. Four mile hcats'. Mr Hodgson's m ee First fly, by Cockflghter, 4 yrs old, (Mr. Hodgson's Boy) - 1 i Mr Brade's b in Georgiana, 4 yrs old, (T. Carr,) 4 2 Lord G. H. ...
... I IVWATLWiC, R 1C Tuesday, Sept. S.-Ills iajsty's lOQ8s. 4-mile besiat, aij. Pigot's br Li Youl , G yrs oid - I t1 tr, Veit's lbi f by Totteridge, 4 yrs old - 2dr ir Toneas's r laiogany, 4 yrs old 3 2 Lr lowicll's b c Ad Libitunm, 4 yr5 old - bolted A Swepstalie's of IOgs each.-1-nrile heat. ht Rai linson's b c (hadlington - 1 Ir B ?? b f by Vermin 2 ir Tlnies's b c Watchmran -3 Ir D ...
... 3POXING. The match for too gusneas' and ?? ?? of SQ, ?? Ynng Belcher 'ssM'd Silvertlorne took niace yester day on. Crawley ?? far distant fi-nns. dopjbc'~ne, wvhere Crib -and Molii!eux contended.- Ycuig Belcher. is VIell kno yn as the most scientific: man on the b-xing list; antd Silverthorne had beat Dogherty and Burn, and fromi his ianner of fighting the fornies, his baclker again qatched ...
... 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 ...
... 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. ...