... THE GAMIE OF (111 The white moves ani -a -, ss') - 111- %t; The white moves and gins chef FIFTH move,. )I-cec~,C Clfark M_ Ii - ?? t W- -HITE.ta d ibecome saubsrihers to t etrac t, Cbe's board 'a s explaired, ha e'nrp c; ! we shouldi give a Otherex'c lall .-S do, wie trulst, ID such a 'coo s ~aS op- t1 is biguoitv; ald we d'r0e tierthir -a 1e0e en ypon reviewing ourt'rst c'4lln rei Ir :t taka ...

... 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 ...

... V3,llAM RACES, TtlESDAr, A(C. i^. The Cold Cup, for horses of atl ages; I yr. ohia, 6sr 31b.; four, 7t- roZh.; five, Eist 614.; six, Sit. l4l); and aged, gst. mares and Celdings allowed %ib. The winner to be sold for soogs. if demanded, &c. Four miles. Mr. Wood named Caterp War, 4 yrs, old . . Mr. Dalrymple named Knave of Diamonds, 4 yrs. old . Mr. Blake's BanquO, 4 yrs. old . . . . 3 H. it. ...

... YORK AUG UST MEETI.NG. MONDAY, August 22. Match for 5Q0gs h fr-Two miles. n, Mr Watt' cli fAlticidora, by Dick A udiews, fst 2b I In Ld.Fitzwilliam's b c:Camelopard.Isy Camillus, Ssl 21b -2 7 o 4 atd 2 to I o0n Atisidora. Wron very eisy. tO The Produce Stakes, of I00gs each, h ft for 4 yeari old e colts, 8st 7lb-fillie.,8st 41hb.-Four miles. n. Sir M. M Sykes's Prime Minister, by Sancho - - ...

... XNF!4WRKlK' THIRID ?? OR 1OCITON I . - - - 1M - IN, ?? I- ±itt, r A 5.K tJ, 1 i'1 5..- eltlinday, Oct. 3l.--51' AVatso's: Paulissbeat Lord F. Bc tilick's Monkey, 8st tlb. eC. ?? ?? C. 0tirs.-S to 4 on Paulits.o Ssepstaktvs of ?? >; - . Ar *ulisop'y u's~b?5e5st i21b 4 - * Iord ?? b - lb Locrd. Jetfsef's l~snidtja, 8st i - i - - 3 ..11 8ro, Prces6o 1 oii Offiat' 6- - 4 ?? As- ?? modeus. , °i'he ...

... Dt~jx.iXtX. TIe' pa'!isti system was rencwed yesterday, at Moulsey EHurst, after a Qst season, by a very severe comlbat, between Moss, the Shcpperton sawyer, whiv-e exhibiticons have bzen befo;a recorded, and a baker fromi Kiaoston, also of nuqilistic notoriety. The bvatle wa9 f'or stake of corlequence to the winner, and it arose from a tarn-up betwvien the paitier at a late c(vivizial ...

... S;'.'E 'l,-'J. IN Ii'ELLIGENVL!E. NEWvM~xruu.r I'll lli11 llC'Tli'.tIZ, OR, 11IOVGI'I1')NI Swe ts-f :-~-. edi ist p . Tuh, . Y. C. `,r. Chrirlooi', 'ate . u .5 to 40) (in stteito2 t. M-eat'Y-4 to 1`305t (11 1)adO. SwceptakesI' of it O5 ti. fr t' Y r. iilIs, 6st.911ub anl , yr. Old,, 2Pt. TV'. >1-'. i'. C-ll1e winuner to be sold fiar i zai~i. if dw-eandvd, c.C fl. of IIulatitlld'- C- bi Sd lot ...

... Xl5E;MAUIEI' S COND OCTOBEIR mIIEEurINQ, 1814. MONDAY, OCTBOs. t7. One-third of S9uscriptio . of l5gs- eacb, for 5-yer-olds, 8st. SIb. 6-year-s'lts, 9st. and aged, 9st. 31b. 13. C. B3ona tide the pro. perty of Suhscribers. The Garden StaLes of toois. each, T. M1. A1. D. of Grafton's Woful, RAt. 121b. Mr. Watson's P'ericles, Sst. iolb. Mr Lale's Aladdits, 8st. 9b. Mr. Villiers's I)n Cossack, ...

... SPORTING INTELLIcENCE. NEWMiRl KIEiT Sl CO(ND SPRIN(, TAftr.'TING, 1r814 *lIONDAY. AJMA Q- Ai\:r. Ke1er'n',Mn X;. hIiol, bolt ir. 'Farrall's~linqtlo, 7st. 7111. 0-,1e, B. C. 20rs. h. f;.-6 to 40o Alcohol. 1) Qf crift'ios c. IPartisaut, by Walttun, beat l.d. Foley's M-i- gic..uli, h.8oircerer, St. 8 71b. cach. 2t. Al. a0ogs. h. R.-4 and 3 r 010 Pal tfan. Atir. IPi,' f.ntily, Sit. 71h. heat Mr ...

... VORK.SPRIJNGa MEETING0, 4. * u ' -'JldI)A'IOV^ i iU IVt.D I2 ,11 U D ?? SATURDAY, May 14. a- ld'tcltI br. 300 Guiineast -Mile. rd Sir W. lAirW Psa Lobo, I I Marq. of Queensbury'a b.c. 2 rZ ~~FeVPn betdinrq. Won07 eersy. t Aatchfori2Y; ?? Mile. Kf M ab. c.Agen Ltillen agst. SirB. It.Giahaa's cli.c. Nortrn.-Cosmprimised. s- MONDAY, May 16th. 'Y M~atch frlor g#s.eachS 1tft. Last~llife. Mr todiion ...

... E8DWBUAGH RACFS. 3wn Tait sDAV, AUG. 2.-The City of Edinburgh's Puree e of of Fifty Pounds. kted 1. Mr White's bay mare. - 2. Mr Hamilton's br. gelding, Drouthy Pate. .nee To start at nine o'clock precisely. had WEDNIKSDAY, AUG. 3-Hi- Majesty's Purse of One Hundred Guineas. rornI. Mr James's chesnut horse, Silverlocks. V of 2. Mr Baillie's bay mare, Eleanor. rlds THiuaRSDAY, Au..'4.-The ...

... H- I .l A.. Q. (H Majesty's Plate, of 100g., fo 'N(WiN5WA. ?? or Tuesday, Atigust 9, Ila t-aCS3 .ttli hOt1Ofi. Horses, &c. of-I al gesg-Ftrnleet. Lord )erELY'sb Li ?? s old, lost 4lb- I d, -Sir H. Nelihorpe's ch e Slian'le 4 yr l,11s lb 'd h kie County MembLers' Plate of kty Plounds, w~ith '25~S. addsti, lbr Threm yr Lord Derbiv's ch f Rosal6', by M~illo, list 4 1 S Mr; Rollin oi' gre ...