... MANCOHESTER RnACS. WEDNESDAY, MAY 21.-1he Wilton Stakes of 10 sovs. each, with aO added. Mile and quarter. Mr Buckley's ch g 'Traveller, by Tramp, out of Tiara, 6 yrs, 8st 13tb, 1; Ir l.a- cey's ch f Frantic, by Bellamite, 3 yrs, 6st II lb, 2,; Sir J. Bus.' well's b f Miss Margaret, by Actwon, 3 yrs, 6&t lib, 3; Mr T. Richardson's gr f Augusta, 4 yrs, 8st llb, 0; Mr Tomes's b g by Bedlamite- ...

... I mW aASTMID Raclau. 838. The racea commenced on Monday last, and have be'n nu. merously attended every day during the week. Although the Stand did not presenttbe usual number of personages of distinc. tion, owing probably to many ofthe nteightoouring gentry being at the coronation; yet It r* F.perally filled, ast were also the three temporarg stands, wll viere erected for the accom. modation ...

... LIVBEfPOOL BPRING M3TIc' Itras rai c. SliV I1.-i'roitoce Stakes of, a(sivs. each, h. fiar thre;k'.r.(ild cedtl Sst 51b, fillies fist QIh; 3ib alloivedi, & ella reie d tutu a istaince. I subs. ) Sir T. Stanley's 1ch by 3ldcirei vii ldd aver. lie Dcrbv Stakes (i ej onvs. eachti, Ift, with SO added, for t; .sear-not cilh 9-t1. ?? lb; onils 111 iiand it dis- 'Li ?? Sr ?? StianIsCle 'he 11 igli ...

... I Tattersalt's, Monday, July 22.-The betting this afternoon was dull, flat, and uninteresting, notwithstand- ing the near approach of Goodwood races. The only change worth alluding to was the Lord Mayor, who was backed rather freely at 5 to 1; the odds, however5 were otrered at the close. A decline is perceptible in Miss Eliza and Wee Willie. The Cup betting was so inde- filite, as to pufzle ...

... I - , . -, YOIK RACED. Monday, May 9,o-A Sweepstakes of v0 savs. each, for all ages. 2 miles. (8 subs.) Lord Cleveland's b. E. Maria, by Whisker, 1. Mr Wormald's b. c. Bullet, by Cannon Ball, 2. Col. Cradock's ch. c. The Barber, by Figaro, 3. Lord Scar- borough's br. h. Cistercian, by Catton, 4. Lord Fitzwilliam's br. c. T'onterract, by Cervantes, 5. Lord Scarborough's b. c. Chancellor, by ...

... X.lVEPOOL RACES CONCLUDED. WaDXRSDA.Y, Julty J,55--andicap Stakes of 20sovs each, h ft, for four-yr-olds. Once round and a distnnce. (6 subs. ) Sir .J. Boswell's br c Massetto. by Corinthmin, 7st 121b, I Mr W. Crompton's b. f. Mayflower, by Jerry, 7st 13lb, 2 6 to 4. an MaEsetto. Won easy. The Publicans' Purse of 501. Heats, once round. Mr Birch's gr f by Autocrat, S yrs, Gst 121b, I I Mr ...

... .. atiaerwa!C', .Monday.-,.The mwopat of business txansacted Il. (tie afteraount about xeacled..the average at this season. Ittouched equally upot the .Cmbridgeshire &akes and Derby, and comprehended several horses, but in neither race-led to any material change. For the first meationed event4he two favourites were at the same prices quoted last ?? them from Newmarket, 'he only noticeable ...

... YORK SPRING MEETING. TUBSDAV,..April 80.-The York Derby Stakes of 50sov each, h ft, nitb 50 added, for three years old colts &st 71b, fillies 8st 21b. Mrlile and half. (10 subs. )-D. of Cleveland's b c Commodore, by Liverpool (T. Lye), I; Mr Heseltine's gr c Bolus, by t'hysician, 2; Captain 9aylor's b c Chatterer, by Jerry or. Physician, 3; Mr Orde's b c Johnny.boy, brother to Tornuoy, 4.-6 to ...

... DONCa8TEB IL&VES COWCZ.UDmB. Thlursday, Scpt. 2-eGascoigne Stakes of 100 sos. each, 3 ft., forSyearolds. ( lsubs.) Mr J. Robhisons b. c. Liverpool, by Tramp, - 0 1 Lord Cleveland's b. c. Chorister, by Lottery, -. 0 2 5 to 2 on Chorister (who carried 4 lb. extra for winning the St. Leger) after the dead heat, 6 o 4 on hir. Won by half a lengh Aus )we' s s of 200 sevs.each, h. ft., for 3 year ...

... YOns SPRING MBTXNW __ I MoNDAYMAY 19.-Sweepstakes of 5 souvs. eachh ft forthe produce of mare- covered in It31'; colts, Sst 51b; fillies, Bst 2lb. T.Y. C. (S subs.) Duke of Leeds's b c by Actmon, dam by Reveller, 'l'Terpleman, I; Mr Smith's b c by Mcm- non, out of Chorister's dam, 2. 5 and 6 to 4 on thc Memnon colt. Won easy. ?? first year of a Renewal of the York Derby Stakes of'aO sovs, ...

... SPORTING INMrELLIGENNCE. LIVERPOOL CRAVEN ME;ETING. Wed ncsdoy, May 16.-_The Aitrec Stakes of 15 sovs ech, 10 ft with 20 added. Once round. Lord Elinton's b g The Potentate, f yrs, 8,t 131b. (T. Le) I,; Lord Derby's b f Miss Bowe, 4yrs, 8,t 21b, ?? 2 to I ott 'I'he Potentate. Won easy. ^ 'ritduce Sakes of 10 sovs each, for 2 yrs olds. T.Y. C. 6 subs. Mr Dawvon's hr f Sweet JeIbie, list. ?? Lye ...

... INTrHXLIGZNCE MXrRA. NEWCASITLE XaACEB, 2833. WRDNESDAY-TuP Sm.VEmt Cup, value 60gs., given by the Corporation, added to a Sweepstakes of Sgs. each. Heats, two miles. Ld. Elcho's br. h. Philip, by Filho da PutD, 5 yrs. Sir J. Boswell's h, in. Meretrix, by Filho, aged. ~- h 1). g- Craigmillar, by Canteen,1 yrs. Mr Bruce's ch. c. Cadger, by Canteen, 4 yrs. Mr Ramray'sgr. g. Mr Bish, by Lottery, ...