... .E1LM'ARKET JULY MAEFTING, 1815. 'Mondavy Jily I0. SirJ. Shelley's Aibe6, 8st 91b, beat L Iord F. Icelthiick's M'tley, 8st 61bT. Y. C. bqgsa-3 to 8 on Amber. f . a 'Ihe J ?? Stakes, ?? g each, 30s ft fir 2Sr old colts Est tilb, and liNi6is, 8bt 4ib. ?? Y. C. Viile of. R,,uland's Belo':iiqa - * 1 .*rd- F'le's fhy Sir David 2 lord Ioivftier's ii C by Job Thnromeri' ' 'Ihe Jiadge could place but ...

... BI A CKEHTfl PEDES h.41 MATM. - - TWtE14'TlI DAY. p The intereft excited by .thisr matc6, inrtead. of being at3.abated, has-consideralbly increas r, ed, and every day presents atmoef -numerous e'display of visitors tcthte-Heatll. On Friday, Wilson, afetei t good night's rest, 4i appeared at the starting post, at ten niimtues be- f fore nine, iittired in 'a &omplete suit of' *iallnnel, and a ...

... DONCAS[ER DMEETING. 1 J~tJ,>,iNUA311,1II. nDI-sPLINU Saturtdiy, Srpi. tV:3, a Swrepstaies 01 20gs each, hi ft colts 8st t~,b, filtics ust.-St. Leger Course. (;5 sabscribvis.) h~r hkld rsou's U c Fuglemaii, by Sir Iaivid %allktd 05Cr. \ olidav, ile FIizwillialil Stahes of I us accl, w it *) s olddt Iir .Lear ol0(s 6ist, :3-i ear ol Is 8s1, 4-yev-r ulds, Ubt 91b, Zyear ttuld 9st.llb, 6-)eir ...

... SPORTINGh INT\'ELLIGENCE. ASCOTr MEATH- RACElS; FRIDAY, JUNri 9 X~t5* Sw'eepatakes of ,0 Sg. eac,,2ro gs. fr. for two yr. old colts, gat Slh. fillies, St zib. two year old course, the winner of a SWeepstakes to carry 311). extrr. G Gen. L. Gower's Rivuler, by Rubens3. C - - - Dick Goodihun . -. . . . Geu. trosveuor's ch. c. Rinkshbrou . . . , 1 ?.r. Sadler's f. by Williarsmon's ditto . . . 4 ...

... SPORTI.NTC -IN'TELLIGENCE. NEWVMIARKET FIRST SPItING MEETING, xSas. FeitjDA , ArtIL 7.r I Mr. Lonax's Shenley, 73t. ta1h. beat Mr. Chariton's Tozer, t Bst. til. TI. - C. ?? betting. a , ir. Craven's Esgfet, Sit. 91b. beat Mr. Stoneliewer's c. by Selina 7st. 1tb.-Flrestz hf of Ab. MI. Sogs.-6 and 7 to 4 on0 .Eaalet. 7. , . Mr. Stonehewer's lamlet, 5st. beat- Air. Bouveriesc Scheherazade, &st. ...

... B OXING. Thle long pending ?? betwecn the Paddingtonian ChAmipioll, and H JLttrn7, n place yesterdayat Coomibe Walen, Lancast er k P ?? a st;,k~ Or f guineas. Tlhe combat drew tog-ether the V ). i gtoupes oF equipagcs. At half Pas; onlecl 1CL, nmen appeared and prepared fo co a Ie wveights. Betting even, but Johbson tfior coie and Shelton sccondeti Lincavter, rnd Jo W ard Paddiington Jones ...

... -PtR IA.O w tI'!cENC?. l F - ?? i - . . ?? .BE'i1'ING.ONITWi DtYNCASTEl1i ST1. IiEGE4' TTA rI-'.S A S T5r54, . . G 3 to r agIt. Fib da lhuta. 'Vaken--7 to t agst. Sir Bfllivsihamn. 9 to x.aga;t. Agaptlrnthus. * it to i agst. Little Thon as. * p d t to tr agst, Ld. Firzwilliamus c. by Orville. a !5 to it agot. any dther. d 'tff TunR.-At no period for setreral ?? has the r betting on the ...

... ACCEPTANCES FOR I HE. NEV AWxKET FrEB i& HIANDICAP'S, 18tS. Y1 EIT SPRING mrtTINO. . WEI)A1;ESDAY. SWEEPSTAtIri e 1OOGS. FCI, PA:I. . st. lb. Mr Stont1,ewers Hamlet . - 8 1 1 ItirSlhakespeare's iecrrygoround ., - ..a 10 Dlr Lake's Aladilin - . * .I , 8 5. Air Bouverie's Schelerazade - 8 '2 Lord ?? C(atta - Lord G. Ii. Cavewidishl's Alcohol . 8 O FRIDAY, Sweepstahtes of 5togs. each, Soft. ?? by ...

... FOOTBALL MATCH ?? . ? .. I .1 t - ? - . We mentioned -in our last the great foot- ball match which had been played on the exten sive plain of Carterbaugh, near the junction of the Ettrick and Yarrow; the greatest match at the ball which has taken place for many years. It was held by the people of the dale of Yarrow against those of the parish ofSelkirk; the former being brought to the field by ...

... ?? INITELL.UGENCE. NEW1ARl I(ET CRAVE.N MEI:TING, iarS. MONDAY, Apn~t ,o. 'l'he Craven Stakes a Subscription of xogs. each, for all ages, I yr. olos, 5st. iolb. 3 yr. Id4, Sit. 4 yr.oi1s, isr. 91h. 5 yr. olds, 9st. sib. 6 yr. old; q r 5ih. and aged, 9st. 71b. A. F. Duke of Graftorsi'br. f. W re, 3yrs. old . . Lord Grosvenor's ch.c. Phosl(Phol, 4 y as. oI , a Air. West's r. c. by dltn, a yrs. ...

... SPOR;T0h6 1ThlLLAtE?'v1d .Yofll AUmGyt's mFl'i5'1'NG;- t8t3 'lI'IUlt1Av, ?? . :- The Pi n-trce Stitces (it, lool.r. I'eh It fr. cv 14 st. s1.iil e B85. n1;. 1,ll.. allhnvvekl, nic:)- Iw mile' (x9 SubbtiluIr Tomrd Milti'rt's h. 6. l 'y 'Orville rlit of jlsary ;lb. . . M1r lleirse'& ba:' filly by nec nrlwe 3l1h '11i' .* .Sir IVI. AlJ. v.ivs, gr Chy (C nylixs 'ilb . * 3 Mr;\ baign co i-est ,l'r ...

... TI7I ArG. I e i -The late alarming uclcrreice iin Hyde Park induces us to give-tb the public again an account of;means' provided by the-skaiters of Edinburgh, IS to renderitheir elegant amuse1m ent, we mav say, f-perfectly safe.i w 1.i A watchman is stationed. at the ice when hI freezing, from day light till dark. He keeps off. -4aoys, and preserves the ice from being destroy- b ed. by the ...