... i , .I 1 . t TIM. , I .0 MALTON RACES. WEDNESDAY, Oa. 7. Swveepilakes of 2ogs. each, for all ages. Two miles. Id. Darlington's Agoniftes, 4 yrs old, 7ft. 1olb. I Mr. Pierfe's Gamejiut, 6 yrs old, 8{1. iolb. - 2 Fon. L. Savile's Cinnanion,4 yrs old, -fl. iolb. 3 Mv. Robinfon's TrouCers, g yrs old, 7,f. -- 4 Sweepflakes of zogs. each for three year olds.- Two miles. Mr. G Crompton's;l;. c. Quiz, ...

... I - - :. . I . I * NORT I.LERTON RACES. TtPaSDAY. Oft. r5. Sweep(lakes rogs. each, with , 20gs. added, for all ?? miles. *Mr Wilfun's bay fillys Swvift 'by Buz2ard, 3 yrs. old , : - : walkedover. The-301. forS3 yts old, 6ft 7jh 4 yrs ol0 7(1 ctb.sarsd 5 yrs old, 8a 31).. Fiflies allowed -lb. Two mile heats. Mi Fletcherls cher-eult, Malta, 3 yrsold o i r Mr. Hutton's chdif. filly, by Walnut, 4 ...

... rottISG INTE'LIGtN-C.k 1 t'Yetrcmlc. et ( urcactl 31ect 'ig ?? cll adrde.-l'uesday, ,4rr~i1 20 . . he First Class of the Oalbiod Stilk'Cs of S0gs. each, It. f. to run lor the D. I. . vIrr. lrd's Lignnn \Vitiu, 4 yr. old, 8st. 41b. - 1 \51. WVhaley's ,'Ailks, a ,yr. old, tst. tu1b. 2 V. ofi6ralt'se' Ipnlelope, i yr. old, 7st. 1ilb. - 3 V1 r. 1-lois urtl'i' Chippeibu ?? .d.osrt'sliT~eihiam, .5 ...

... ecar, -W .5 jGVVr- - 1? . I ? 1? ? ?? . ?? ' p 4 ilT N XI2f',TJG. ,Tuesday 3a £ . ?? Th: Kling's h'iuw tif 1Ogs. f,,r 5 yr 0a.l, Mlatas, carrying D. o Crafton's ?? I-ss lkr. li.tisote's b. ;i. Aiwrecd, 4 vrt . 2 hlr. Fletcher's cll. ci. AIlegraiiti, 4 -- .Mr. Whaleyl'abr. in. 1'nuineui, 4 vr5 - 4 Sir F. Poolels bt. in. Tinwney, 4 'y ' ?? -3even to 4 agst kloaib7y Lass -Cven, besing ?? -5 to I ...

... pld mid l 2WC44 . The Ftc NIc Sbcidty on Friday even ing gav the flrftX pairt of their Fete at Ranelagh, after a variety of changes and mich flbcation in the plan of the enter- tatinnient. It confutIed, agreemb1t to the advertifeinrnt,, of a Ball add Supper, the afcent of a Night taloon by Mr. Garnerin, and a grand difplay of Fireworks.- The tickets were two guineas and a half, and-the Sub- ...

... SIPO PA'G IMVELLIGCAICE. ?? 11AitiES RACES; FRIDAY) AUCUST 6. The Couttty IPite, valut 5a1. for Horfe, of all denoiisations. 3 year oids to carry 6tl.,; ,; year olds, 7ft 61b., *-eer ?? uit slb. 6 year Olds, it . sib.; and aged, Sit. 711) Mares d't i eld- ings to be allowed 31b. The lct of three heats, , miles b ii His Royal Higfhnes the Prince 4f Wales's b. li. Rebel, 6-yrs old, 8It. sib. - - ...

... BOXING-B-RLCFHBRf AND BURKE. Friday, about twelve o'cloctk, the two well-known Pugilits, &Blcher aind 'Burke. rmiet at the Hop Pole, St. George's Row, Edgew~re Rudd to adjul' a qiarrel which they had t!e prereding night at ?? Fair.-.-This rncering took place in confquence i'of Blreke having, faid in feveral public houfes he v'otaid thrafh Belcher whene'vdr he afa.w him; which corning to 'the ...

... OXFO R:DsH3IRE.-GAME D'Ul'. 1 IJ.LL1ot PERSONS to whom CERTIFICATES at 31. 3sh are granted under the Aa1s of the ?? IT2 1E- _.A t . I A_ ., N~ames and rjaces of dagod Dry, Thomas, Oxford. Jmet ila u A. ?? James, Univerlity ?? Jones, Jofiab, Nqke. RNATT, Williama, Stanton Harcout. E. A Arnatt, Jonathan, Lea. onesumc, Rha~'rd, CB A ppleton, Jo n, Sattle.E eles, W illiam , T ham e._n e , J m e , ...

... OXFOR.DSHIRJE. Ad GAME D UTTr. Game-KSepec' Namej. Name: o Namerof Lord or Lady. ,A. ANDERSON, 1R;. Wiggincon William Walford, Efq. ertor, Jas. fen. Wighthill, Duke oF Marlburough. Alderton, jas. Jun. Yarnton and Beglrook, Sir.H. Wj Dalhwood, Bart B. Blxham Hundred- Fiennes Trotman, Efq. DoddJohn, Studley, Alexander Croke, Efq. Bowver, John,, Lewlkiorii R. P. Jodrell, Efq. Blackall, George, ...

... 2 l ':nr ' ! DLL' ?? I C. A ~1 I~ O 4A whon,, 'AMEI WI-T~ ?? 4rf ntZ'hiR A j Dewe Ch~Aorn~ L 'Af ;~h ?? ?? LehlrdRih ?? .a infwd. SicrLsec , . Ardl~ L[.. ElOtdLdgrvJon oe~J Spicer, aes ?? Eiltdtr. 6ri t('hrdU Bfq Y'in i A66ld.hii Eq MayS~w Ditt.lr od . ?? fq.ew. ?? LvlcFrwanits, Avh~e~geWntao. Sis, ~ p~Abingdone. AdasGPy aa q~~d~ EI il Plc.!dRbet E fqi H anney.. di Spieror, Henry De do ~ ...

... MARGATE, E r.I. . 4 if., t , 4. Prepar~tions commenced at an early hour geterday 1`10'rll~igo for t1 1 !i tmorning, furthle fports whlich the following adver- tieetwill tae ?? ANS will take placc th s afternoon at froro t ocloct, and will coin- JiN lilo~~iet~ewith a JiNGL ING nnAV cvCI for a SILVER WATCH. provi ttiue foI half an h11hur. Candjic:ltes for this prize Motft piey c11tlt fielv0- ...

... Since the period that ]LIelcher and Caleb Baldwin beat drt Gambicand ltell, two Irifilmen, on the fame day 'on Wimbledon Cominni 'Miri pugiliflm has fallen into great bu disrepute, and until Tuefday none of that coutry could fe% mufter courage fufficient to engage with aniy of the Briftola party. On Ttefday a pithhed battle for -tsienty guiiieas a-fide, WI was toight butween' O'bonneld, an ...