... * R. N )daCE. . ?? ?? :EDoNSDTY, -2lrT JULY' No horse having appeared against. Lord Eglintols- Glen glry,there was too race; and his Lordship ?? de- lined the cup. It is accordingly reserved for next year. Ihcre was a good hack race, TInURSDAr, 02D JULY. A Cold Cup of One Hundred Guineas value, and ten Gui- neas in specie. Lord Eglinton's g. Monreith . 1 Mr J. G. Skene', br. hl. Lucifer . 2 ...

... n The match between Aaron Godfrey, a banker on the Hamp- shire Canils (backed for 50 guineas by sonic provincial ama- teurs), and Robt. Wres, a tight 12 stone man, of mi'lling genius, frem Leicebtershire, who once fought Cart, the opponent of the celebrated Game Chicken (backed by Capt. Hallard, of Aston, Leicester), took place yesterday morning, in an inclosure be- longing to Mr. Ferin, of ...

... SPOtATNG INTrLLIGPWACE. ASCOT HEATH RACES._FjsaT DAY. These Races con nenced yesterday. There was a snore nes merous assemblage of beauty and fashion than wie ever recollect on a first day. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, the Duke. of -Yotk, and the Princess Augusta honoured the course with their presence; They arrived upwards of an hour before the sport begans and remained until its ...

... INCII-11TOND RACES. Tuesdav. fct.5. Ti Men ?? Plate of..l8. Afr Gsrforth'., grl c. Pyrailltv,, 7r I -ries's b. C. Shwlows ,i Palli um,1's rh.t f Ri.S;nrv, Mr I3B:o11 ltt. i t. , DUStrlitiuln eQntrOld. but ?? O W,1t no rave. 'Tbe prize to be land icpped and run ifor orn 'Tlluraday, o.ce round the courie. ?? G. Fi-x's b. c. Gambier, by Haphazard, aigt Mr Lanmbtoi.s rgr. c. DuIIsinI;^D. O=ffby ...

... I _ , X. 1NE~LwCASTLE RACES, 1819. j ond10i)1y, June el, Ihe Produce Stilces of ?? each h. ft. for the prodluce of' liares covered in 1815-Colts S.st. 4tb. Fillies, Sst- 'ITo miles-20 ?? Watson's b c Harmodiis, by Walton, 1, Sit M. W. Ridlev's b oi br fy ?? mien, 2. Geru. Orde 's tic hv WUalton, S. Mlrliddell's b f by Laigton, 4. Mr Baillie's b c by Goveroor, 5. 6 to 4 on Hartnodius wvon eass. ...

... MEYINELLT HUNT SPRIN, R.ACES, a~ ~ ~ ~ ?? S ,1u or oN ss Yt li DIN.l;Y RAC. CrX ilL, Oii '1¼u1,sdtij the. 1ST of >tjii, 18i9. 'ilie rec(illection of t ItO y aIV 7reaIie ?? crinsetl . last year, 1, thu spii,5t :1,d jhtiteiality of' tiL, Oeiifle b, . /th a Ii liol 130a: -rob0,s llunts, excited tiil expoeb It It Itiom 4that a~ 61111ilai nelig ?? ?? thne ttgoh f fior the preseut Sprint, 'y the ...

... SIR BE.LLINGHAM GRAHAMI'S HUNT RACtS. [ R.uN OVER LICHFJELD RACE COURSE, On Thesday, March 30, 1819. A Farmers' Cup valucTmenty-fiveGuineas, ?? (;uiesinlspecie, given4ty ?? Club, and'l'eni Guineas for the secoud Hurse, (for Horses, &c nut thorough-bred.) 2-xLeeats. Mr Dsbb's ch g Sir Hfrrrv, by Shtsttlecock, 5 1 2 1 .Mr 6uodinan's ch g Dot; by Ditto, 4 yrs, 1 2 3 5 1 r Robitison's cb g N ...

... A. . . . . _ ?? ] The Great match between the phenomenon, Randal, ?? Martin, took place on Tuesdny on Crawley Downs, more thar thirty miles from Lonidon; and the bpectanors A s were at least 20,000 of ull sorts of admirers of mniling y tactics- notwithstanding the distance frim London and ablk e the wetness of the morning. We liave no room for Picl preface; suffice it to state, that Randal had ...

... ArmE LISTS. - JIOSliE A. E 1 I) A II F. ) PERSONS 'TJ9 ?? f j b1iaee GTft:ETF..r' turn the 1Yetr ISO 1. List C4)GYZNEUVAL CEMIiRjrA'rE.5 i13i. l3%. td-'ea0I. 1Y diflo ; Abbott, IEdwa, d, Neerthown-rnir/l,ki AdAi,,' IY Alxaidet, Fhe iex tiddinl a; ArcherHdey, J;1d.: jl0- I U gorlignohl I h ote,' mag, Deaiiington ; Brown, R 1ev. L.. It. ~Ke'lale ; Meaker, CliarleS, jAll. Mmo211 Sahliuo; BaNe, ...

... .SPOR TING .\NTALLLIGEVCE. NrhWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING, is81. e MONDAY, APRIL '26. e Mr. Fox's Merlin, 8st. 21b. beat Mr. Lambton's The Duchese, -st. Pib. D. T. 00gs. h. ft-5 to 4 against Merlin. Mr. Villiers's f. by Selim, out of Serina, beat Mr. Batson's f. by Sorcerer, out of Franks, Est. 41b. each, R. M. 100gs. h. ft-5 to 2 agst. Mr. Villiers's f. Sweepstakes~of 0o0gs. each, i.ft. for ...

... The match between Abbot, the gardener, and Dolly Smith, for 50 guineas a-side, was fought yesterday, in the marshes op- posite Woolwich, a piece of ground unfavoutable.for such sports at all times, but which was still worse from the wetness of the day. Four hundred acres of ground, in which a twenty-four feet ring was made, is in the county of Kent, although on the Essex side of the water, and ...

... SPOR:TING INTELtIGENCE. NMWMAR}ET FIkST ()CTOBIWR MEETING, SI19. TOESD.AY, Ocv. 5.' The Gardenl Staktes of 100gs. esach . T.Ml.M.: I,ord Exeter's Advance, 8st. Itlb. . . I NSr. Lakle's Roger Bacon, 7st. 51b. . . . 2. NIVr, Charlson's Strephona, 7st. 71b. . . . 3 Tie. Udny's Cocisins, 7st. bilb. . * !4r. 'lhornhilt's Ringleader, 7ct. nilb. (brokte his leg) 4 to I agst. Advance-5 to 2 agst. ...