Flora, by Regulus-Bartlett's Childers-Bay Bolton-Belgrade Turk.

Gladiator is the sire of Prizefighter, Napier, Peter the Hermit, &c. Persons wishing to become subscribers to apply by letter to Mr John Elliot, Althorp, Northampton, from whom any other information may be obtained.

Althorp is 6 miles from Northampton, and the same distance from the Weedon Station on the London and Birmingham Railway.

HARKAWAY will cover from the present time to the 1st of July next, at Rossmore Lodge, Kildare, twenty-four miles from Dublin. The proprietor has declined various offers, both last and this year, to hire Harkaway to cover in England, and he has just refused a very liberal offer from a Newmarket gentleman to send him there this season. He is, however, desirous of encouraging English breeders to send to this horse, and therefore he will serve mares this season at 10gs, and 10s. to the groom, to be paid at the time of covering. The proper route is the railway from London to Liverpool. The steam packets sail twice daily (in eleven hours) from thence to Dublin, and with every accommodation for brood mares at a trifling charge. The mode of conveyance affords a safe, expeditious, and economical mode of transit for mares sent to Harkaway. His stock, like himself, are remarkable for their size, power, symmetry, and action, and above all, evince the superior quality, temper, so essential to a race-horse. Mr Ferguson begs to state, in proof of the estimation in which Harkaway's produce are held, that two of his yearlings will be matched against any other yearlings in England or Ireland, got by any other sire, for 500 sov. T. Y. C. to come off on the first day of the next April Curragh Meeting. Any gentleman accepting this proposal will be pleased to signify the same to Mr Ferguson, within one month, Rossmore Lodge, Kildare.-10th of January, 1844.

Mr Ferguson will not be accountable for any accident to mares sent to his horses.

At Erdington, 4 miles from Birmingham; thorough-bred mares at 5gs; half-bred, 2gs,

HERON, by Bustard, dam by Orville, grandam by Dick Andrews, &c.

He is a beautiful dark brown, 15 hands 3 inches high (clear of white), with capital legs and feet, sound constitution, and without blemish; he won 17 times, beating the best horses of his day; is a sure foal-getter; his stock are untried, but very superior. Excellent accommodation for mares and foals.

For further particulars, apply to James Sheppard, Erdington, near Birmingham.

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At Tickhill Castle Farm, near Rotherham,

HETMAN PLATOFF, at 15 sov. a mare, and one guinea to the groom.

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Hetman Platoff is 7 years old, by Brutandorf, out of a Comus mare (the dam of Don John)-Marciana, by Stamford-Marcia, by Coriander-Faith, by Pacolet-Atalanta, by Matchem. is of a beautiful bay colour, of fine temper and constitution; and his performances at 4 years old were equal, if not superior, to those of any horse of the present day. He is a sure foal-getter, and his stock are very promising.

The best accommodation for mares, on the usual terms.

At Dean's Hill, near Stafford,

JEREED, at 15gs each mare (groom's fee included). care will be taken of the mares and foals sent.

The greatest

At Elden, 15 miles from Newmarket and 4 from Thetford, JERRY, at 15 sov. groom's fee included.

Apply to Christopher Brown, Elden, near Thetford.

JOHNNY BOY (own brother to Tomboy) will serve mares the ensuing season at his owner's (Arthur Chester's) the Rein Deer Inn, Wheeler Gate, Nottingham, and at Mr John Collinson's, Leechurch, near Derby; thorough-bred mares at 10gs, and 10s. to the groom; half-bred mares at 3gs, and 2s. 6d. to the groom.

Johnny Boy stands full 16 hands high, with great bone and symmetry; was got by Jerry, out of Bee's-wing's dam, and is the only stallion now covering that combines the pure blood of Tomboy and Bee's-wing, which stands unrivalled.

At High Wycombe, Bucks,

KREMLIN; thorough-bred mares at 7gs; half-bred mares at 2gs and a half, and 2s. 6d. to the groom. He is by Sultan, out of Francesca, by Partisan, her dam by Orville, grandam by Buzzard, out of Hornpipe, by Trumpator.

Kremlin is a brown horse, possessing an excellent temper, with great size and muscular power. In the course of his racing career he beat Harkaway, Cardinal Puff, and Industry (the winner of the Oaks), besides several other celebrated horses, for particulars of which, see Racing Calendar.

Good accommodation for mares and foals at 10s. per week; barren mares, 8s.; corn, if ordered, at market price.

All expenses to be paid before the mares are taken away.

For particulars, enquire of Thomas Robinson, High Wycombe, Bucks.

At Mr Kirby's, Murton, near York, that well-known horse LANERCOST, at 15gs a mare.

Hay and grass at 8s, a week for barren mares; 9s. foaling mares; corn, if ordered, at the market price. Mr Kirby has the best convenience, with seventy-two brick and tiled spacious loose boxes for mares and foals, with good, sound, and dry paddocks.

Every attention will be paid to the mares sent to Lanercost, by Thomas Kirby himself.

All expenses to be paid before the mares are taken away.

At Greywell Hill, near Odiham, Hants,

LITTLE RED ROVER, at 5 sov. each mare, and 10s. to the groom, Apply to the stud-groom.

All expenses to be paid before the mares are taken away.

At Mr Smallwood's, Middlethorpe, near York,

LIVERPOOL, at 20gs a mare (groom's fee included).

Liverpool was got by Tramp, dam by Whisker, out of Mandane, the dam of Manuella (winner of the Oaks in 1812, and dam of Memnon, winner of the St Leger in 1825), Altisidora (winner of the St Leger in 1813), Lottery, Brutandorf (sire of Hetman Platoff), Physician, &c.

Tramp was by Dick Andrews, dam by Gohanna, out of Lord Egremont's Fraxinella, by Trentham-Woodpecker, out of Everlasting, by Eclipse.

Liverpool is the sire of Lanercost, A British Yeoman, The Commodore (who was never beaten), Moss Trooper, Calypso, and many other first-rate horses, and is the only stallion in England by the celebrated Tramp.

The accommodation for mares and foals cannot be exceeded, and every attention will be paid them, Hay and grass for foaling

mares, at 9s. per week; barren mares, 8s.

All charges to be paid before the mares are removed.

The railroads from London and all parts of the kingdom afford a safe, expeditious, and economical mode of conveyance for brood mares to York.

Applications to be made to Mr Orton, Keeper of the Matchbook and Clerk of the Couse, York; to Mr J. Ramshay, Naworth Castle, Carlisle; or to Mr Smallwood, at Middlethorpe.

At the Royal Horse Bazaar and Turf Tavern, Dringhouses, one mile from York,

MELBOURNE, by Humphrey Clinker, dam by Cervantes, &c. thorough-bred mares at 10gs each, and 10s. to the groom; halfbred mares at 4gs each, and 5s. to the groom.

Melbourne has proved himself one of the best horses of the day, as the Racing Calendar will show.

Application to be made to George Foster, at the Royal Horse Bazaar and the Turf Tavern, Dringhouses; or to Mr Orton, Keeper of the Match-book, York.

Only two horses out of Melbourne's dam have started, once each, and both winners,

At Mr George Spedding's, the Angel Inn, Catterick, Yorkshire, METEOR, by Velocipede, out of Dido, by Whisker; blood mares at 5gs, and 5s. to the groom; half-bred or country mares at 2 sov. and 2s. 6d. to the groom.

Good accommodation for mares on the usual terms.

All expenses for mares serving and keep to be paid to Mr George Spedding.

The superior blood of Velocipede and Whisker united renders Meteor a valuable horse for breeders for the turf; and from his size, power, and substance, he cannot fail in becoming the sire of the hunter.

At Goodwood, near Chichester, at 10 sov. and one sov. to the groom, MUS, own brother to Rat-trap, by Bizarre, out of Young Mouse, by Godolphin-Mouse, by Sir David-Louisa, by Ormond, out of Orville's dam.

Mus is 16 hands high, with great length, a rich dark bay with black legs and no white hair about him, and is almost a singular example of a horse standing training till he is ten years old, and being still free from speck or blemish of any kind. He has covered three seasons, and is a certain foal-getter; his stock are large, lengthy horses, with fine heads and great bone, and are all either bays or browns.

Mus, when 8 years old, carrying 9st. 9lb. won the Orleans cup, value 500gs, at Goodwood, beating Hyllus, 5 yrs old, 8st. 10tb. two miles and three quarters, and was the winner of many other

races.

Hay and grass, &c. at the usual prices.

At Mr R. Gibson's, Castle Bromwich, 5 miles from Birmingham, PICAROON; thorough-bred mares at 10gs (groom's fee included); a limited number of half-bred mares at half-price.

That superior bred horse Picaroon, by Voltaire, out of Handmaiden, by Walton (Inheritor's dam), is a black horse, 15 hands 2 inches high, with immense power, sound constitution, and fine action; as a 2 years old he was considered one of the first horses of his year, having won every engagement he started for; he is a sure foal-getter, his stock very large, and exceedingly promising, He is the sire of Emma (now the property of Lord George Bentinck) and Coal-black Rose (the property of Sir Richard Bulkeley) both of which have been winners, and show great speed. GIBRALTAR, by Muley, out of Young Sweetpea, by Godolphin, out of Sweetpea, by Selim-Pea-blossom, by Don Quixote-Pi pator, &c. Muley is also the sire of Margrave (winner of the Doncaster St Leger), Little Wonder (winner of the Derby), Vesper (winner of the Oaks), and many other winners. Gibraltar was a race-horse of the first class, having won the St Leger, Queen's plate, Port stakes, a match for 500 sov, at Newmarket, and divided the Criterion stakes, after running a dead beat with Crucifix; also third for the great St Leger at Doncaster, 1840, which, with his superior blood, must make him a most desirable stallion. He is a rich bay, 16 hands high, with a beautiful head, immense power, and fine action.

Good accommodation upon sound upland; foaling mares at 10s. per week; barren mares, 8s. ; corn at the market price. For further particulars, apply to Mr Gibson.

At Harker Lodge, 3 miles north from Carlisle,

PHOENIX, by Buzzard, out of Lord Jersey's Cobweb, at 10gs, and 10s, to the groom,

Phoenix is extremely handsome, being a bright bay, with black legs, 16 hands high, immense bone, perfectly sound, and free from all blemishes.

Superior accommodation for mares and foals at 7s. per week; corn at market price, if ordered.

Apply to Wm. Blamire, stud-groom, Harker Lodge.

At Mr W. Edwards's Stud-farm, Newmarket,

PLENIPOTENTIARY, at 15gs a mare, not to exceed fifty mares. He is by Emilius, out of Harriet, by Pericles, her dam by Selim, out of Pipylina, by Sir Peter-Rally, by Trumpator. Emilius won the Derby in 1823, and has been covering for several seasons at 50 sov. each mare.

Plenipotentiary stands upwards of 16 hands high, and has capital legs and feet. He is not only one of the most powerful horses in the country, but was the speediest horse of his time, as the following performances will testify:-In the Newmarket