... BlETTING-ROOM, Monday, Mury I5. ODDS ON RAOEt TO .CO.1E. i 6T. LEGER. 6 to 2 fntimt fustarus. 11 to 1 agaI sFortue. d S to 2 against 11; ot. is to I ngainst Statesman. e 8 to I against Aitoabella. 1i to I against Colisell. a l0 to I adgaiotSaodbeeli. 30 to I against Pastorella. Monthly Report of Patients in the House of Recovery r- o J e ,e Remained in the 1-louse }0th of J8ne, - j- Admitted ...

... 00000---- DONCASTER MEETING.-MONDAY, SEIT. 1. The Fitzwillianm Stakes of logs, cacti, with 0lgs. added by the i if Corproration. a Mr. Laroiston's Berodico, I Sir IV. Maxwell's Jock 3 lie Sir E. Dofasworthl's St. Ptatr. 2 Lord Milton's Czerealehef 4 f at 5 to L on St. Patrick-wion easy. Produce Stakes of 10lgs. each, Is. ft. (4 subacribers.) P od The Groat BaD~ke of Leeds's b. f. walked over. ...

... PONTEFRACT RACES.-SPRING MEETING. r'ridrfy, March S°. Sweepstakes ?? each, gentlemenriders, ii. f. last mile.- Mr IVilson's Il. c. by Smalenesko, heat Sir J. Beirg's Fitssvalter, Mr. Petri:'s Baron, aid Mr. Dineormbe's Harmless. TIhe Barlsworth HMst Plate ifr' Fifty Pounds, gentlemen ridlers, two miles,-was woo by Mr. iC: Dawsoin's GovernLor, beating Mr. Denisoni's Sir Patrick, sod ; Mr. ...

... . Tuesdlay.-The sweepstakes of 2O guineas bra, each, with 20 pounds added, (foursubscribers,) was the won by Sir R. K. Dick's Euphrates, beating Mr. seal Lambton's Dunsifiine, Mr. Houldsworth Catiliue, and msil Lord Fitzwilliamn's Rosicrucian.-The sweepstakes of wat 50 guineas each, for three-year olds, (fourteen sub- um f scsibers,) was won by Lord Scarbrough's Regilia, s01 e besting Mr ...

... CRICKET MATCII. Mr. EnDITOR,-In thre o frl; T -rul, or Saturday last, appears a starecsnt of a Criclet Pa:ntch of three games, played this season, between the tlarewooo ' anid Wligill Clis, thl result of which, the writer presumes, isas ' 'established the fame cnf the latter as the beit club it Y'oklrslsire, Slirielil exeepteil. A dlistinction so highly gratifying in its possessors Iust ...

... Sir T. Sykes' foxhounds will meet On triday at Castle Howard Inn-at ten o'clock. Mr. Hill's foxhounds will meet on Tuesday, at Ripling- B- barn; and on Saturday, at Warter-each day at ten at o'clock. Lord tarhorough's hounds will meet at Langmnere LY Furze on Wednesday; at Hell Furze on Friday; nnd at es the Kenuel on Saturday-each day at eleven o'clock. Pontefract Spring Meefing will commence ...

... SPORTING?' - t1ATT9ltWICK BRIDGE M.EE;PiG The Crvien Stakeo of IOgg; each, two yeaor-bols,5t blib. three, 8st. 4th.; TOoy, eat. t. Iii et Sa i . Atd aged, -0.9s.41b;-li.we~ us} ...

... HUN1TING THE POLAtt BERA1. Ah. ciiriie''ratce, enitnnaiealed to me. hy Ceitian c . :Mn~ii'rbe, or'thNejtune, do ratber a: hnmorous nature as ti! 'tio tte res~utari*4 ant otan imprudent attack oaide on a it ' bear iii the G 'e1land-'shery of .1820, by a seaman em- rt *plbjedi ih~one ft~ie gisli'a*hilers. The ship was maoored, di to.w field 6lFce,. on *%ei atl a considerable distince, a al large ...

... :: - - ,, - x , . - \ YtOlUCCRAVEN MIEETINWI, 1823. ^ * ,. : nXRSDAY, APRIL V., .'*u' ' .The traren Stahes (Hniwdi2p:) of 5 soya, each.. . ,Gtle. men riders. One mile lnd f quarter. (i4 SasI) Mr Ferg71son' b g'Toim rai'ne, by Prime,,MinijVer, -4 yrY old, lt. 41 . 0.( p. Razn) Mr Ridodale's br ,Fitswa;Her, by Amadis. 4 yrs Gut, lt. Om (.The Owner) Mr Ridsdale's b g Ei-hnp by . ...

... - . - . , Nd NWiAl;ET FIRST SPRIUG 7MEETINtL.. P- *. . Afosde, lApril Rs.-We do not recollect :witnemsing a First Newmnilet Spring Meeting more numerously V .iteonbd'by nobility; gentry, an sporting characlers se of . every description, than the preseni one. Thc *n weather has'been most propitiods,.anill siperior sport id cannot come witlinn ine recollection of the oldest mann on je. tbetnrj. ...

... I Ektraeis freom the Evidence given before tUo Conminjtee of the Wbuse am Commons on the Game Latas. A, Bb 'a poultiy;aIesau, being examined, in reply to questions put to bt~m, stated, among other things, as fol- lows :-We are imiltbe hqbit'of receividg game from o-r -difibreut' oeonectipue *hib 'seud oither goods, and with -thosegoods, we' teiiive tie -k T ea.duiily, supplyof gamte ie s ...

... YORK SPRING MEETWN, I 1823. MONDAY, MAY ]9. Sweepstakes of 2ogs each, for three :year oid, 7st; four, Sst:31h;. five, gOt; six and aged, 9st 411). 41b.ailowed to maiden horses at the taie ofl uIwmgiu; fillies allowed Sib. Two miles. (S subscribers.) Sir W. Miluier's bi c Angler, 4 yrs, (T. Nicholson). I Mr Watt's b f Muta, by Tramp, 4 yrs old .. .. 2 Mr Lambton's ch c Corinthian, by ...