... 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. ...

... NEW AlARXE' Cb tA VEN i EILITING, 1811. 2io;W , APRItLj5 The Craven Stakes, a Subscription of l0gs. each, for all ages, was won by Duke of Rutland's ch. c. by Remembrancer, S yrs old, beating Lqrd Jersey's b. 1h. Langton, aged, and Mr. Blake's b. f. Sprightly-. S to I against Langton. Lord G. H. Caveodish's c. by Trumpator, out of a sister to Bangtail, beat Mr. Lake's b. c. by Young Whiskey, ...

... CARD-PL.4YiuVAC. - 1 , - - X, . 31 ?? nZ2 Jl, .prii5, 181 J. Digreat prew ~nce of Card p1~iyiug at this present i ?? the differ ri classes of society has induced inc p Y.eyo With a. I ew remarks on t e ?? may per- )i*Ppear p tpous il any iudividcal to call i~n, qaS- hat n not only the sauction and approbation, but forms| A considerable part of the amnsements of a ?? of respect. ablc, and, ...

... 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 ...

... SPO177T4G I TATQ7LIGEZCCI N1ElMTA.IKET FIRST SPRNfG METING zl- Sf {talGa ra's 5 br. g: by Kill Dei i, lbeat ts : C r F. l)-ags'nass;tj- . 4us Ca&fr.-Lasft mnile of PB. ¢.n rsh 3 ,1 to Y aii. Nasivar's br g. Mr. Vansittart's'i3 by s ea-,co, of of Junr0 's dasi, ,eat I-d. Slckvll's c. by Dick seudire&sa, out of Seafowl, °st. rtb each, Au 1M:lO~fS I it a.- to I agst;. Mr. Vansitta b f ...

... NEIVMARKET FIRSTI' SPRING AIEETING. G AMonday, April t9i, Al'atcl fior I(Ogs. 8t 4lb each. Lart nile of B C_ Mr M'Nasnara's br g by Kill Devil, (W. Wilkinfon) . I BIr Craven's g g Pr iglfulan, - - 2 4 to 1 oin lie ainner. Woi quite enrfy, Match for 100gs. Abiugdlir Mile. 1r Vanlfittart's I) f by Suucho, Bit jib (S. Chililey) 1 Lord Sackvile's c by )ick. Andrews, 811 ib- 2 *S to 2 on Lord ...

... ~P~zi~7iz v Iy7LLIOBizvcE. . fNENWst41KET SElCONJ) SP~itN) MEETTNG, i8il.. ILd C. S~nikrset'e S~inhesairn, gsest b~as, L'& Otford's Little treltonl, 7st. 71b; ?? aoss 4t0 x.CsSunbe , - Mr. Lio; d's ?? Maicto 1IsrJi',kl y st~b. 1wlarT le^+ey's Ca'~gro, 8O 7ib o.y ol Cours, aorgi-6-td 4 a,,at . -ilau~icap P1-ae of qol by S scriptiof, 'being the ti'i-d oe the1 three rol Plates for 3i,4 5, 6 yr ...

... 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. ...

... . 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 z OXI BO IG. . The matoh tietwen 1Molineaix and- 3fin fier,, for 'RO gu;inea, too'kplace on Tuediit y Hrst. Iolielnleu ?? kn6mn~oby hi.s tleih Crib. Rilniiyer, his a~tagonist, n'ad'i;is $eDsitlijs oc casioij, ,baving fovghtl½it t? li4s iefaca- Bhiire ?? is i8ery si.feet i-heighs.-no~i~ay~ais of age, and. much-resen link teisiir~echeriti his Gay. He: vas Pitted agigs the ;!a£kasibe. g a fresh ...

... 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 ...

... .. §Nok TELLIGEN¢C?. ASCOT HEATH, TRURsoAvi, J(UNR z,3. : the Second a id Last' Year of the Rsnewed Terx Guineas Sweepstafkes Sir F. S ardish s bk. c. ?? ?? - ' Loird innaird narnes'.L BIg !hsbric &eresford , Even on aq~neton. .The Gold Cup of'oogs. valie, ?? of 2ogs 'each,the - 8' secorid horse to receive back his stalke, VMr:F. Craven's Jeanrnette, 4 yefr old ?? Guardy, 6 years dtd ' ' -Lord ...