... .silo (;rTING LaiGvE LIMERICK ItACI':S--NEWCASTLlE COURSE. ESA'RlJID.', OCT. G. TrLMty Plouans, wevi;ght for 2ae., 3 vears old 7it 4-b; 4 years old 8;t I ib; 5 years old 9st 7ib, 6 year'. ol8 IO,' ?? lb; aged ?? 5lb. Mr Harly's Snip, agad ?? 1 5 5 Mr O'Brien's Ilarleqiuini, Syears 2 2i Mir Co. be t's Sprit I 5 1 r Twenty Pounds Handicap for all Horses, &c to a siake of oae guinea each. Mr ...

... I il Q-yj XG, . Orkti1 PUCGIL1StIC MATCH Fo.t TWO tLINDrSD tOtlti'tP. AstiV7p 2LTWW.Xi4 tEAT, Ot iliaTol, ANlD THZ` (AS I!AtlTr (VAN. Castle 'T'avern., Get. I.-, S21. ,Thoams j3xeicher, on the part tif WV. Neait-: aend n lialitror on tie pazt of llickmnan, wado a dipoait 25 guino-; s-ide, to make it,! O) guilteas aside in i ` colurse of a Cev dE ,s; -.e be a fair ?? cp light. SaW :fminute ...

... & AIT,§ TT;G IfT7 SC FlA;, TI T. 1 IILL NSAT AND TiLE GAFMAN. E1SNti O.N, Ir lt.'RaT)AY, DEC. DE . [ Thlis m ?? as^3 tbr ?? I hnorary title of t' e Charisicaio ip oi Einglandl. 'r Te st kes vere 20') !'tllinS isi(lt. So much t il rest did il excii i in the snrsii; g svotld, hlzat severel persclns lcift Loodis n so arrly as Satirdlay last fnr Newbury. Tihc road on r Snd(ay, Nlonday, and alil ...

... The Londo'n amateurs of th miliing art '-berv da vided on Monday, as, two battles werc foughL Pn different directions; btt before we dpscribe tither of them we must gve a szk.vch of a br.ve cu n,.nt srhich to~l plice lor twenty ;niixtsa, at e;h4 o'clack on Monday et eoing, on the green oier \Vkterlc. . bridgc'b hbtween _ oebbnios*1, a fespecsft 4 tradesman, aeid a Mitlfer, frtf Lull beth, un ...

... I-> -I PThkra.V 141I'CRIAN AND OTLVEfl 'rhis match. for li)O. gttineas a ?? waz f dn Tuesday ohb Blineley Heath, a slew truie. v ha.; Coptiloriea. The men atie so well !:w ?? need not dwell upon their qualfihcatiors t1'r had fought .nany a gallant battle; ar',d flir.,I the Gasilghtman; so recently klnown it cotmbais with Cooper, had become a star lijn . renowned James Bvicher, whom nature had ...

... Thyi CHACiY4PAION. A I TONDON, Fn rRAY, Jos.y 15.-Yesterday afternoon, Mr. Thrneke tried on the suit of armtnur in which he is to appear before the King in Westminster Hall. It might be termed a lreis rehearsal; .,ad Astley's Ampillentre had to boast of a salect few of the Ncbility and Gentry who were admitted upon t:1 s occasion to w-itness the performance of the Champion, tle Duchess of St. ...

... BOAXI G. Two matches, interessing to the spectators vltoo admire ruffianing fighting, took place at ninc el t! on Tr.ursdJay morning, it) a 20 feet squ-re, itl, grounds of Mr.; Ltl4,n, at Fennel 1silm, ix miles tri)r Le therhead. The Iiist maich was for dty a side. br !c.n eo. Ford, who hlad 11lli ed lils way ilto notice ty ,one cs, , laaa work, and lastly with Vass, (he buv gips~, ,ied Ui3n ...

... SPO1RTING INVTELLIGENCE. CURRAGII APRIL MEETING. 7uratav , Arti, - 4. Kings Plate of 100 Guineas for Mares, not exceeding rour years' old, carrying Sst. 71b. each. Four miles. lBlladTri( Stakes (renewed) for 2 yearc'old 50 Guineas, h. ft.- Old Two Years' Old Conise. The second horse to save strke. Mr. Gore's c. by Goodall, cut of Toby 7st. 61b. lWr. I)axon's Petworth, s5t. Mr. jilwan's c by R ...

... SPOIRTILNG IN T'ELLIGENCE. i (Fom an Edinburgh Paper.) Our fellow citizen George Cooper having lost his last si ' weithi she Gas Light Man, by one of those untoward chtaniNO the chipter of accidents, which have often decided battkil far higher moment, in friends in Scotland, having still 'i highestconfidence in his sciencea and game, are stiliour4t' the men should hav e another meeting, and ...

... BOXIAG. (From a Londar Paper of Thursday.) MATCH BETWEEN OLIVER AND SPkING FOR ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS ASIDE, YESTERI. DAY. ATNLWMAN'S MSADOWS, MAYES, MID- DLESEX. This was the first spring meeting of gymnastic sports, and at day.break inbto morning the western road was all bustle with the usual mon equipages, afrom the lordly baroclue to the aweep arid coster monger fi sts out, intermixed with ...

... GRAND ptfr[LL'ISC AITT-IH . - ?? M I For 2001. aside, betweve the Chanpion of England and 1ilf Neate, of Bristo'l. This great rm'atcl, was knocked up in an instant, On 'T'hurq(lay evening. The Champion having called in at the Castle Tavern, en passna/t, merely to take a glass with his friend Tor Belcher, when a Swcll frown lrisktI, being present, -and an admirer of Ncate, without cereunony, ...

... PA CEs, For -somp yeais wre have not seen ho n meroius or s0 splctl did n collecion of tle fahionahle and sponing world ac onl ThursJay witnessed oil Epsonm Duwns. lilhough in the morning the weatib wtas not favourable. and somc amtrt show- ers damped the courage of some oft the least cnterpiising; yet, as the day advanced, the clouds graduially dispersed, anl vot a drop of rrai: fell from the ...