... lIOHIUIT BOI.TON’s IU.DITORS, rpifE Creditors of ROBERT BOETON. late of Scnl-1 Coates. Shopkeeper, are requested fort iith to deliver the particular* of their demands to Messrs. Engi and Sif ACKf ks. Hull, A 4, S3l. ...

... Steam FOR HAMBURG. .:>■ ~ THE Swift, Powerful, anJ Commodious Steamships WILLIAM DARLEV Capt. Wm. Draper, TRANSIT Capl. Hobt. Roach, Arc intended depart from HULL every WKDNESDAY EVESIXG, iis soon after Four o’clock as the Tide will permit, viz.:— The TRANSIT On Wednesday, the Clh April The WILLIAM UAH LEV..On Wednesday, the I3th . Tin! TRANSIT On Wednesday, the 2llih - The W ILLI AM I)AR Y. ...

... Ate gutf anb otter *portfug 4jjes. Mr. Scott, whose accident was noticed last week in the York papers, is pronounced out of danger, aesd has been removed to his own residence. WARWICK SPRING RAcBs.-In consequence of the frost these races have been postponed till Monday, the 7th of April, and the Trial Stakes and Warwick Handicap have been re, opened upon the usual conditions, to elose saz name ...

... sbe tsuf ant otber poi c I . .- Thse Marquis of Waterford and Earl Stradbirocil have accepe the Stewardship of Goodwood races for I547. We understand that Lord George Bentinek, having deteralm1e to quit the turf, has sold the whole ofhibs stud. GOODW0OD ~JULY MEETING. WEDNESDAY, JULy 29. COWDRAY STAKES of 2S sovs each, T.Y.c_ The winner to be sold for B120, ifidemanded. Mr Paine's Collinpsvood ...

... |S PORTING EIGENCE. I I ' ,NCE le INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. Ie YORK SPRING MEETING, 1851. ia THE CHAMPION HANDICAP of 10 sovs each, with 2. 50 ?? weights to ?? on the l5lhogf arch h -The Saxon, 3 yrs; Windhound, 4 yra; Abdallah, 4 yrs; iy Mildew, 4 yrs; Tightwaist, 3 yrs; Post-tempore, 5 yrs ct Maid of Team Valley, 5 yrs; Castinette, 5 yrs; The Knight it of the Garter, 'i yrs; Heroine, 5 yrs. :o THE ...

... 5po3tU1i ltg tE1tCN . YORK AUGUST MEETING-WEDNESDAT. The DUNDAS STAXES of 50 SOvS, added to a Handicap Sweepstakes of 5 sove each. One mile and a quarter. 13 subs. Mr. E. Gill's Bourgeois, 4 yrs, Ast 41b ?? (Gill) 1i Mr. R. Harrison's King of Trumps, S yrs, 8st 91b ?? 2 Mr. Milner's Grapeshot, 4 yrs, 7st 91b ?? 3 The following also ?? Rowland Trenchard, Billy Richardson, Itoh, Braxey, Dove, ...

... its Itarlice. 'O'.1,01orting *1 I i' NEWMARKET HOUGHFTON MEETING. MONDAY, Sweepstakes-Nathan, 1; Cineas, 2; Kiteflyer, 3. Sweepstakes-Guy Mannering, 1; New Brighton, 2 Ecoaoiy, 3. Selling Handicap-Siding, 1; Guitar and Triton, a dead heat for second place. Match-Pantaloon beat Dervish. Smeepstakes-Priestcralt, 1; Merry Nan, 2; Fear- less, 3. Sweepstakes-Nicotine, 1; Black Swan, 2 ; Bobby, 3. 3 ...

... TTHE ANNUAL REGATTAI OF THE ROYAL YORKSHIRE YACEr CLUB. I This annual regatta took place On Wednesday and yesterday, a-ad the saccess with which it passed off was only marred by the unpropitious weather which pro. vailed. The fine steamner Shelfiald, belonging to the vh Manekester, Sheffield, and Lincolnehire Railway Comn- b pany, was engaged by the committee of the club, and t on board that ...

... The week has not passed by without some sensa. tional features.-I hate that word :'ensationsl, but cannot dispense with it, though it is now used * ad iauseam. The object of all the stir has been the , Rakre, and the cause of it is a substitute for firing, applied by an eminent veterinary surgeon to the son of Wild DayrelL The consequence, of course, has been a stoppage of the horse's work, ...

... THE TURF. Recent racing does -not call for lengthened comr- f ment. At Reading, the heat and the pickpocknts h were almost unbearable, and the sport, owing to the 6 late- drought, only mediocre. And, by the way,. we' seem relapsing into the old condition of chronic P dryness, the rain that has fallen having proved but e: aileabite to the dried-up, fissured earth. Unless, a therefore, we ...

... SPURTING INTL LLIGEN CE. ?? n MT ?? I THE TURF. The approach of the season is made manifesty rlarger assemblages at Tattersall's and other racing r resorts, and next week, if the frost keep off, we shall see it inaugurated by the popular meeting on the Car. holme, at Lincoln. Although turfites muster in strength at their accustomed haunts, a feelin of uneasiness prevails as regards the future, ...

... HEDON ?? 13OLDERNESS-ROAD (HUYLL).-This return match was played on the ground (kindly lent for tI e occasion by A. Iveson, Esq.) at liedon on Saturday last, and resulted in a decided victory for 1ledon. The bowling of Messrs Ash and Riley, and the long stop- iug of Drewery on the part of nedon was exceilent. The Holderness-road club had the assistance of Messcs Burman and Bearpark, ...