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i w0lr. RwesPstskesoto 00 sov. each, h f. A.F. 3.Rgnmsbottofm's Cephalns, 8st. Ms?r. M51olony's Cinder, 8st. 31b. H{andicap Sweepstakes o 4 5V ephalus. o stksof 10 sov, each, o ysodaduwrs T. Y. C. .,fr3y_1 n p,,, Air. AMolonv's Cinder, 4-yrs-old, 8st. 21b. . . 1 Mr. Wyndhamn's c. by Phanton, 3-yrso]d, 7at. 41b. 2 Sweepstakes o 10 soy, e sach, for two yesarold, fst. ; three, Sst. 21,.; four, Ott. 121b. ; five, six, and aged, 9st. 51b. T.Y.C. Lord Verulan f by Selir, 2-y-r-old . . . I Air. Wilson's c. by Smornskon 2y.7rstold ' . 2 1 0 to I a,--. E~ 'erulam'x f. The Audloy End Stakes IF 30 sov. eacb, forh,srses of ali ages, (tw0- 7yrs-old excepted). A E.C. Lord Exeter's eZealot, 4-yrs-old 8st. 831b. . . S Lord Veriuam'b Vittelitia. 9-y'rs-od. 6ist. 41 of b . 2 Mlir. Hunter's Gazymede, 4'yrswted, 6b-t. f . 3 Mlr. Wortley'-Egyptzian, 34yrs.old, 6st. Illb. ' 4 Lord G3. H-. Cavendish's mina, 4-yrs-old. 7..- L21b. . 5 Mlr. Greville's Prernium, 4-vr%-old_ &a%t. Sib. . . Mlr. Uduy's Elnilius. 4-yrs.-old, 8st. 1bib. - 7 . to I ag't. Zent3 tolIN.. Vittellina. Mr. Peth'~ ravur beat Mr. Prendergeasts %t'itch, b et illr. Pettit-s Braav'ahra,)3t 9OlI (-t Seor sayew, 8st. 4]b. eachi. T.Y.C. 100. Air. Udnvb' Taran4u-, 7st. l:lb., beat thc Duke of Portiara' Gabrlelle,gstn 71b. T.Y.C. 100 soc. 7 to4on Tarandur.. SATUatDAY, NOV. 0. The course todaY was attendId, by his Roval Higyhnebs the ouDke of York. the Dlukes of Rutland, Richinond', and Portisald; AMar.. quisses o'f Exeter and Titchfieldl; Earl, Jers-ey, Orfoid, and Strad. brool;e; Lord, CG. HI. Cavendish. John Fitzroy, and Ben'tirick Co.. 1onclO Wfison, U-2nv, and Rusqe)ll Mcal,ria. Nertey P. Dougas, .P.;Lxi ngto, 311'. Worley SI.e.; Al.p.;r Preder-at, de Rox, Rous, 'C-.' Vilson, Fletcher, &c. The Duchestt of Ru tland bonoured the course with her preseoce, accrnv. Plunjed by the Hon. Sirs. Lanc Fox: there were also pretent, the Marchion,ea of Exeter, thle ountegsc t Lnrendozn, Bristol. Strad-. brooke, and Powlett; Ladies G3. andc J. Harvey;- th;e Bloa. JIM& anti the Missev Canninge &c. The dinner at the rooms was; thinly attended, in consequence of the Duke of Ruth%nd and M1r. Doug1ar. having gran3d dinner parties. Betting hetore startinp. ..latchO6 ELAd 7 to 4 on Wildwood. Oatlande.-4 to 4 agar X-gustra; 4 to I agNts. Cinde7, -, to I agst. Selurn, eolt; 7 to 1 agst. Dantlyzette, and 7 to I agtst. Don Caries. 4J attChs.-S tn I On Bravura. Itlstchl00 oy.hl. ft. First half of Ab.lM. Mr y I's ild wood, 8sat. 7lb. 1 Mr. Pradergsx~ c. y the ole anbs, 7cc 11. il. 2 The Aabia madeall he runingtill within the ropes, whent Wildoodcam up andthe ket hnrIto bead til witbin'20 yardsi of ome whn te attr e~e ur ndwonL by half' a legth. 'I'e winnr wa rod by . Ly, an Conilyrode the los,er. The Hu~hto OslandsStaks of30 v. each for $-year olds anc. upward S.SI Liord Exeter's Auigusta, fq rs., 9st. 9lb. . . M1r. Mo11lony's Cinder, 4 yrs., 8gt. 5ib. . 2 Mr. Wlyndham's ch. c, by SelUm, 3 yrs., &ist. Illb.. 3 Duke of Richrnond'& Bandyzette, 4 vrs.. 8st. 41b.. 4 Mr. Grev'ile's Don Carloa, 3 yes., 7sxt. 81b, . . They all starLed Close tOgethier, and kept so for about balf' amie wlten Cinder took the leadi and lrad~e severe rVnning into the lines5 verr closely followed by A'ugusta, who at last slipped by, and w;iZ an excellent inee by a good lingth. Augusta was rode by J. Robin.. sen, Cinder h'W. Arnuil. Salim by - Cambridge, Daindyzet y . ye,a Don Ca-Jos by j. D ;.' Match-I 00,;nyv . S.ET.Y.C. .Mr. PettitN4 Bravura, 'st. I lib. M1r. Edwards~'s jock-, set. 121b. . Bravura took and kept the lead, winning easy: roae by-RoMpsn~, Alatc.i~p1,~ ~. TV.C..Mr.Worrey'sGirouette reitcal-r Mat~h.O~ soy T.Y.C-Lord un,ivic's Selection receivedl SPORTI14V( I-VTRLLIGRrp NEWAIARkKETTrIlRD oCO.BER OR JUUGEgT,cn