... [ m0; tEVERLEY RACES. Tue(flay, May , a weepflakes of zogs. each, for -tree-year olds, colts 81L. ?? 'fl. ?? miile and a half. Mt. G. Crompton's filly, Anrifeed, by Coriand er beat Sir T. Gakcoigne's baycolt by Delpini, out of a Garrick mare, and Mr. Artley's grey filly fifter to Mifs Beverley. Wednefday, $ol. given ?? the Members, for mal- den horfes of all ages; three-year olds to carry a ...

... On Sunday a battle was fought on Wormwood Scrubs, ;eir the Edgwcware Road, betweeni George. Ciements, a fawyer, and Duoovan, an Iruhman, two wve-known pugililta, tor Twenty Guineas. The concojrie -r people affemrnbled on this occalion was iln1meufe, Sa it was eflinsated at zooo ?? rs.- Tiie com'atants fet too about two o'clock; and both .ausht wavih gr.t courage till a qt:arter paft thrce. ...

... Tuefday, September %3.-A fweepflakes of 20Qgs s. ~ I . I I . I hf ft four miies. r Ld Fitzwilliam's Idler, by Overton, 8, 822b b i Mr Wentworth's Roxana, 8sn - 2f Sir C. Turner's Zachariah, 811 61b pd r The St. Leger's flakes of zqgs each, for three year s olds; colts 8A 21 b; fillies 81G-Two miles-(I7 Subfcribet s.) r Mr Wilfon's Champion, by Potso's - I Sir H. T. Vane's Rolla,by Overton - z ...

... E- . - - IS I _ . i I . I ' ~ 'a , iM tbinZ the Amateurs of t1i~s ?? 'will be gratifled with the follozvidi,'aciouoti of d mostbeautiful move at Chsfs. Theiae of it/elf is iat,-restitif, and has been put into m sverf by no vu gar pen. THE STORY. 5' 'WO Perfians had engaged in fsich deep play, J fhat thewbole fortune dfone of them wvs sgainled -by his-opponenit. ,He w'ho played the vi'~itew~as ...

... Before ten clock yefterday ?? above fixty poll chaifes and hackey coaches, containing in the former two or three, and in the latter five or fix well drflid Gentle- men, paired Hyde Park Turnpike, to be prefent at the pu- giliftical confli&l between two Gentlemen-not of Verona, but of England and Ireland, by names Belcher, a noted pugilift from Bril'roi, and Gamsble, in Iriflman. The number of ...

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... Tuefday, yune 30. T HE town plate of Sol. 'Three year-olds to carry 6a1. s2b. four year-olds, 811. 71b. five year-olds, 9f1. 31b. fix year-olds, 9I. 81h. and aged, 9 l. iolb. Mares and geldings allowed 31b. The beft of three heats; twice round for a heat. Mr Girdler's hr. h. Capricorn, i z Mr Heathcoate's gr. h. Trufs, 3z Mr Filher's b.g Griffin, , 3 6 to 4 on Trufs, 5 to z agil Capricorn, 4 ...

... ? - - .? , ,- li - ? ? ?? - - 1? I NE',-WtA8'PLE iftACEI, 03%. A Sweepflakes of zogs. each, p. p. for three year- A olds; colts, 8(t. fillies, jtt. hilb. Two mil, Mir Brandling's b. c. by Pegarusr ; Lord Darlilng- tofl's Muley IMloch, 2- Lord SLratlirnoie's b. c. by Sp2dille, 3; Sir H. Williamnfoo's LancaRter, 4 ; Mr W. Hutchifiori's Earby, 5; Lord Caffllis' b. c. by Pegaflus, 6; Mr G. ...

... ftorting -%utelligence. DERBTYRACES. TURSDAr, Auguft 18.-4oI. given by his Grace the Duke of Devonfbire, for maiden horfes, &c. all ages. Sir W. WV. Wkynne's b. f. 3 yers old 5 5 I Mr Carr's ch. f. 3 years old I- 2 2 MrFiiber'sb. g. Young Griffin,5 yrs old 4 6 3 Mr Sitwell's b. c. Lamplighter, 3 yrs old 3 4 4 Mr Bolton's ch. m. by John Bull, 4 yrs old 5 3 dr Mr Cholmondeley's br. h. Mobberly ...

... I ?? . .. .C ?? SPO~rTING INTEt.1IGECk-l I BftlDoEoa¶'U RA;;CES. *W-~edJ~y, -Aweg. ?? Maiden Plate oC~ot?*. Mr.- T. Bar gham's b lg ty Minilter 2 Z s Nr. ?? bay-mkire ' . ' 3 ! -P. B I ts bm by 0tmit ' 4 Sl 27 r H Hi~lrond's bay O s * t lr Mr. J §its an, mat ?? - , >^ 2r. Joaes bay nhare * dr. , -, XoTs lthufrfday,- aipujle Sot -M-r. gmith's gsey horle aplD. ; Mr-., - cersan t fiit;n' 'a ?: , ...

... :O ?? . I 5,ftIEI,, of all the inanilces related of the hagacitybof Dogs, nonea: are more wotcidlerful.than'thofe'recordcd by Sir oinb 4Hlrring-: ton, ig the reign ofjames t. Of is dqg B Pigy, co'itained in a letter to Priiice Henry, fon of le'aboveI 'onarih,. Sir J]ohn writes~- I did once relate to your iignels aftcr' 'what M forte his tackliizge was- wherewithe tie di4 ;ojourti 'iom ryi -f ...

... : ?YrcdiIYa Septi. 9.-The King's Plate for mares of four arid five-year olds. Iwo-mile beats. MTr G. Crompton's b f A nnifeed, by Coriander 1 I Sir G. Heathcote's 'b f by Buzzard 3 2, Mr Butterfield's chefnut filly, Emprefs I ?? RICHMOND RACES. ltiefiay, Sept. 8 -Sweepflakes of logs each, with ,5l. added by the Corporation, for bouifes, &c. all ages. Three-mile heats. (7 fubfcribers.) I\P: ...