JOHN BULL,—the name of a horse of much celebrity both as a RACER and a STALLION; having been deemed, by the best judges, a horse of the greatest strength, and the most beautiful and corresponding symmetry, ever produced in this kingdom. He was bred by the late LORD GROSVENOR; foaled in 1789; got by FORTITUDE, dam (Xantippe) by Eclipse; her dam (Grecian Princess) by Williams's FORESTER, &c. &c. Monday, in the Craven Newmarket Meeting, 1792, when three years old, he won the great produce stakes of 200 guineas each, half forfeit, across the flat, 35 subscribers; beating _Ormond_, _Hotspur_, _Whisky_, _St. Paul_, _Lucifer_, and three others. At Epsom, in May the same year, he won the DERBY STAKES of 50 guineas each, 32 subscribers; beating _Speculator_, _Bustard_, _Lyricus_, _St. George_, _Whisky_, and the Duke of Queensbury's colt by Pharasmond. Soon after which, sustaining an injury, he paid 300 guineas forfeit to LORD FOLEY'S _Vermin_, and became a stallion, 1796, at 20 guineas a mare; covering the first year only a limited number (ten) except those of his owner. He is the sire of _Admiral Nelson_, _Lady Bull_, _Alfred_, _Florist_, _Fortitude_, _Georgina_, _Muly Molech_, _Gazer_, and _Lady Katherine_; and being now at the very zenith of prosperity, promises a progeny of as much celebrity as the best and most esteemed of his cotemporaries. JOHNNY—was the first horse of his year, and then esteemed the best in England. He was bred by LORD CLERMONT, and foaled in 1769; was got by _Matchem_, dam by Babraham, grand-dam by Partner, great grand-dam by Bloody Buttocks, great, great grand-dam by Greyhound, out of Brocklesby Betty. JOHNNY,—a horse of more recent date, and of a different blood, was the property of MR. DURAND, and proved a country plate horse of some celebrity. He was got by _King Fergus_, dam by _Justice_, and was foaled in 1794. At three years old he won a fifty pound plate at Alfriston, and two fifties at Egham. The year following he won 50l. at Ascot, beating _Ploughator_ and _Dispute_. 50l. at Lewes, beating _Greyhound_ and _Outcast_. 50l. at Canterbury, beating _Doubtful_, _Ploughator_, _Quietus_, and _Ratafia_. 50l. at Egham, beating _Will_, _King John_, _Greyhound_, _Lord Egremont's Bugle_, and three others. 50l. at Newmarket, beating _Parisot_, _Sober Robin_, _Centinel_, and _High Eagle_. In 1799 he won a Handicap Plate at Newmarket, beating _Wrangler_ and _Outcast_. 50l. at Epsom. 50l. at Winchester. The Petworth Stakes (10 guineas each, seventeen subscribers) at Brighton; beating _Bobtail_, _Lounger_, _Heart of Oak_, _Opposition_, _Speculator_, and _Wrangler_. The Ladies Plate of 60 guineas at Lewes, beating _Wrangler_, _Gohanna_, _Sparrowhawk_, _Magic_, and Sir F. Poole's _Brother to Waxy_; and 50l. at Canterbury, beating Mr. Crosoer's _Dairy Maid_. In the following year, 1800, he started but once, which was at _Epsom_. It is supposed he sustained some injury, as he was then withdrawn from the turf.