... HIAMTIL' ON RACES. TuUR~nAY. OCTc a2, TRn, . THIURSDAY, OCT. aS. }80c.j CGaedo2ian Iut., Hu.nt Mr Fletcher's Antelope, - - I r Duke Hamilton's Black Mare - a a Mr Fletcher'sLethc, . dr 1~hc laft heat was a mitt excellent one betwixt An- telope anjd the Black Mare. Harniltoz, r,$o. Mr Fletcher's Driver, - - I I Duke Hamilton's Little Bob - a a Duke Hamilton's Bay Filly, by Walnut, dr. FAID., Y. ...

... SFO1l(Ti't-G INTP-tIGENCA. EWIMARKTI 'IH 1R1RD OCTOBlER, b1t liO1it'JGHTt'O; MIEETiNG. Concluded. Tuepdaty Nov.. 2, a Sltbfcripti'laitt'fe501. for 2-year 'o15Sc~aryrng .5ft '2lb'~ S~.yef oik 7Ift; 4-year olds 8' ' 21b; 5'car olabit glb; 6yeat old t efd aged 6ft l3ljb 511 C. Birnbrrryvsb9c^ -yffgig; 4y-rsyoi- - lMfr. TLadbrolic'sb fRlofetta, by AVoudpeclrs, 2 yrs old 2 |Mr. lioworrb'sc),c ...

... P, ot; i-HiN MATCt. , lteort aof the Ploghi.ng, Match which tcoi d ?? ia Luce Holine, near Ecclcfcchan, 1af Novcmberbr, IqLa. P RE S F. N T. COLo'0rt DERnI0 of Niount-Anfan, JOerN s .PFREY Of Ailurbeck, Efq. Conveners:; VL- Y f.lAM IGRAaHaksa of MoSl~kow, Efiq. PIuToi MAIR of WiXib[v, Efq. JOFNT- kJLlRRAY. j5L00. ,O Tunendergartlh, - Ld. E VI LIASI GrLIERSO>i, Efss ofgbs /Z's 0lla,> A nuriber ...

... F I F E H U N T. CUPAR-NOv. 13. There Nwere four horfes booked for the Fri- dav's race (veftcrdav), but only two flatted,viz. CAPTAIN MATTLAND'S grey fladlion, and Mr CARNEGIE'S (the horfe dealer) grey horfe. The firft heat Was good, and gained by Mr CANf- GIE'S ?? fecond heat CAPT. MAIT- LAND'S horfe gave up. The fport cndcd with a hack race of four hurfes, which gave tolerable fiport. To day ...

... BO X I N G. On Moniday there xvas a pitched batt_ on ?? Scrubs, about four matle ut Hyde Park Corner, between JOHN O'iDoN wE (the IrilhmarrfnVho fought BELCHERS' brother - law,) and J.TMES SMITH, a woman's cfi-oemnaker The parties came to the ground about half p2a one o'clock. T here were feveral horfenmen and hackney-coaches on the ground, befides a *aa concoudne of pedefrians. It twanted a ...

... PLOUGHI-ING MATCH. A _. o r -t . . I - . I .. . - . _ _ - .i11 - l a. - AA. Iw~ . I Li- A ropY of the RCejicL to thc Hightand Society of Scot- at inld, otf he Plnugn in, Match whlich took place at I BNac; nark, near Castle-Douglas, in the stcwaltt-y of KXikceUdbri-gljt, Nov. 3, I80t.ca P R E S r N ' . n to AM S GORDON, younaer of CulvennIan, Efq. fc Conr.ener; LIEUTENAXT-COLONEL WIGHT of pr ...

... r se h ff b v S , tloi .tar It I Boor has tmenl E)Iafllle :.t R, : r Lord Tempte hkas been playing at Bragj, witivaery little fuccefs. Mr. Windhram-Hot Gteeles.- Lord Grenvilit-aod tie- New Oppofitidn-Crafiiurpfi. uord Melville-Wkif. Holds the fficurs. Mr. Pitt-dbefCm'e gaih n a i cfi ' dt. - Mr.-Addingtonr-Parn' ej'ud. Mr. VW-e--the Royal and 4,.chwt Game of'the dofe.' Bohapnrte has tried ...

... I V TSRl- ioe IS e o 'oidt- oner' 1 .1 'Colonel Thotnton havingcrd& rledin fafety , whole Sporfing XpparEuu to 'alconer's .Uffl1,on Fridaye'nnriglira alag was turned downr . tbe entertainment.pf .a largie ?? of gentlemen, ?? the houfie- After running a circuit ofd ...

... -&Q UlRsL~ - A9 . r;; . The Ne4t. Cil cdn~eitneedJ itheir l,4 Sprin$gNitafuin o n n y before a very nu- merous and TeipellItble field. Thc five days' . ivil fport Wvere thus decie1d: Alc i DITI`()NFI~,Db.-MoNDmA, Frs. e21. Sir J. Sebrjghlt's Nettle, beat ur.&Didley'sAriel. e na- Mr. DudleyisAbijgils beat Sir J. Sebright's Pothlouk. ri ae Mr Dudle,. sA elasec, besat)t. Mofeley'sBra tl by Sir J ...

... POS TSCRIPFT. is Yesterday in the House of Commons, the Of Chancellor of the Exchequerpresr nted at the bar ts ile following gracious Message from the King:' )r G. R. In conseejuence of' the preparations le carrying on in the ports of France and Holland-, is whilst important disc~issions are subsisting be. tt tween ?? and the French Governmeent, !c his Majesty lhinks itdite lo lhe care and ...

... 7.I aief e Te heiepid ume. of this: ?? work; has j3'.d qq4 m ade its appear t'c and at f utffyl all thlae ?? 7 i-d F~ - . whlich the b` ftlhe i lr u n, excitedd vb.Iviety of the- ' i indigenous ort and birds of oport, which-te ?? i iT to ha~ve. been iaturahzed in ihefe king- - n the dos contain allthat could have been loked for lo- Xi ' the!, CfIf 'Il natnirahit; while hi$ de iptiota of ta e ...

... NETTASR E 7 CRAZ VBS MlJZTEAck. ?? Vonday laft the grand matci for OneThifatd Cguineaq was run'between. Mr. Fletchier's IHigblhand and Mr. Da14fon's 6)iz. It was rathef a teri. ,qyll than a victiory, with fach eafe was it won by ...