... | I Lieut. ' _ . ShatDe E oqonel b igge and James Delaval Shaftne, Esq. have accepted the stewardship of Mor- peth Races this year. NEWCASTLS RACES.-Ifn a few days, this town will again experience al} the gaiety ane bustle conse- qtaent upon this annual aaytine, and, of course, every effort is in progress to mage it equal, if not superior, to all its predecessors. Th sa who take an active ...

... I I NEWCASTLE RA'CES. This arnnual gatheringt of the lovers of the turf being terminated. an opinion can with vafety be expreeced as to whether it lay been attended with that degree Of 8ueseas previously anticipatett. In the flrt place, 1 l1iie it caneot be pronounced to be Suterilor to some meetints, 0et it may be safely ranked at every way equal to many of ito p:edecessors. It eartatilY. in ...

... SKRIFF MATCH FOR .410.-Un Tuedayaeyen iag a ekkff match for tea pouUd8 Was rowed on the. Tyne, by James Candlisl , tlle ehampion of the Tyae., !nd Iontiard Clasper, the diataace being from the ili1 Level Bridge to tlhe Aleadows. At sthrting, Ciasper took ths Jead, and~au arriving at the ?? Bulrn had drawn his skiff a length ahead, but in a shart time' Candliob, by a dashing spurt, reached his ...

... * - NEWCASTLE RACES.-As the time for these races approaches interest is awakened, and so far as the bill of entry goes, it presents one of, the best prospects for an excellent meeting.- Independent of the two, great racos of the week, Viz., the Northumberland Plate and the Cup, there are a few other stakes possess- ing an interest not much inferior to those, from the quality and number of ...

... , - ?? YAMTO X RACES. I WED AlSDRY-ThO i?* Dt Pui ef £30, added to 'a ErsPSTAimE3 Of S Bati each; once round ndanu a dis- tane;, 6 ambi. Mr Good.ru Clheddigiona 3. yrn 7st 71b Is Mane) beat nrene. c by iretb], .t b; T Brak- lock, f by Kremlin-Evening 'tar and b g by Slane- Odessa, by a length. The CORINTHIAN STARES of 10 sova each, with 25 added ; gentlemen riders ; once round and a distanea; ...