... SPORfTiNG INTELLIGENC1. HAMPTON RACES. SrON'D DAV, tVeFDNl:eS)AY, SEP'r. si.-The beauty of the woetilel, anul the promise birl rout of grerit sport, attracted an autendalle niearly as numerous as thlat of yesterday, nor (lid they return with their ivishes .iid enlpectatioiis ungratifiel. lhe different Stalkes, &c. were wellcol- tested, and gave general satisfaction. We are happy to add, t .it ...

... DONCASTER IRACES.-Ciy EXPRESS.) MON D AY, SUp P.T .-The Courge woal crowded *eysaict all formerpre- cedent, :,d tlr .,oit Ittellse anxiety existed aUiou0i1gt oileeelaess and the variougruniouros iijagabollttas to llhoroesoiloQwreexpyetedtu Itart, made thle sporting Incit Yely cautiOUI in their betliig. 'The Vari*tiUoU in betting jiieviously to the race, exceeded all ortner precedeiut. Nolte ...

... I The reteran Navigator, Tomn Sbelton, took his benefit yes- terday, at the Tennis Court, Windmill-street, Haymarket, and having announced the first appearance of Brown, by whom he was conquered at Stoney Stratford, on a London ttage, there sv a muost respectablencuoter of Pugillstic Amateurs. Brown was in attendance early, &aid attracted universal attention,; he complained of being a little ...

... komt (RECEIVED) BY EXPRESS.) Fiifty Pounds given by the Members for the City of York, for three yr. oids, Gst. 71b., four, 7st. 91b.; five, 8st. 51b.; six ard aged, 8st. 10tb.; Mares, &c. allowed 31b. A winner of 501. to carry 31b., twice 51i., thricc 31b. extra-Hleats, one mile and a half. Mr. Lambton's b. f. Beresina, by Leopold, 4 yrs. (Noble), walked over. A Silver Tureen, value 70 gs. ...

... .C;NINBE MATCH.- -The grand match, so long on the tapis, for I - CA..en '4AnV IACt I-hatve-n thf-n t- I 20D0veieigos was foulglht on X uesay last, metween caose two amouDvete property of a well known Oxford JaorvCg; the other, called Razo7 # in the possession of Colonel Egerton. The battle was wvon by Driver, after a hard con- tesLed fight. rsllne afno-- n- o-I Rokt-s ...

... TATERSALL'8Tausspv. - AMsY tbin atie coe a s ey as t Tbeoa- q occasioced by the Loe anto s aww neady _ebsided, tt tLI unprincipled conduct of am Isa 1eited greet igna- tion; thbi person, though worth at lat 50,0001., sees dhem el at deliance and refuses to pay Ws bete (amounting to 12 or 13,0001.), allegiag tmat he caxoe txA of tojung IufamWiy he Iis hanedout of al1 the sportigcirces. ...

... NEWMARKET HIOUGHTON MEETING. TUESDAY NIGHT,-.Thi, weather in the early part of t1ne morning was giartsimy, and threatened rain, which prevented the spectators being so numerous as on yesterday, still the at- tendanc of the Nobility was pretty strung. His Royal Highness the puke ot York arrived on the Heath previous to the commencemenst aY the Races, and appeared in very gooa health; his Iloyal ...

... WORCESTFR RACES WEDNESDAY, AUG. 11.-The Gold Cup of 100 Sov. and 401. in specie.-Mr. Mytton's Comte d'Artois walked over. A Hunter's Sweepstakes of 5 Sov. each, and 501. added by the County Members. Sir E. Mostyn's b. g. Dumpling, aged, l2st. . I 1 Mr. E. Foley ns. cli. m. by Clinker, 5 yrs. Ilst. 71b. 2 2 Sir C. S. Smith ns. ch. g. Cleveland, 5 yrs., list. 71b. 3 dr. A good race. HUNTINGDON ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE TATTERSALL'S, DEc. 2v. Very few engagements wereentered into to.da and remai almost as on 2londay. The only llorseswitil evl aniy betting were, a new colt, ef Lord J 'rsey's (f C.h ar,d Redgauuntlet, and brother to Duport, torthe S t. Nothing was done on the Oaks:- t Lt. DERttY.-8 to 1 agst Muleteur; P tn I agit Rufus * j- Duke of York's Colt; 18'toragst BEolero; 20 to I ...

... TATTERSALL'S, Omr. 21. The attendance to-day wors very smnall indeed, and no betting took place. At the -porting bousts stwne lrisrk belticg bhis taliet place on a few borses, hut very little has as yet been said about K11uleteer, the new favourite for I he Derby, Sweepstakles of 100 sovs. cach, this day, Newmartet.-i to 4 ocr Cedric-4 to I ngst Tiara. Prendergrast Stahes, Icriday.--5 to I ...

... IMPORTANT SPORIJ;NG JNTELLIGpNCp [BY EXPRESS.] YORK RACES.-VEDNnSDAY, AUGUST 18. The Sporting World here are in amaze at the res;lt Races of this day. The favonrite for that great contestltbe St. Leger Stakes-is, to the astonihlment of the knowi ti, beaten. The crack horse of yesterday, at three and a hajalf e three to one, is now gone back to sixteen to one. A and colt has won the Produce ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE; TATTERSALL'S, Nov. S. The attendance to.d ay wati strong atid some beavy b isijnec waIs donc tarticularly oil Muluteter Rufnis,~ nro, and Legacy, ail It lslatch twhi 1; Ians bcen made between wr(' Exters Zealot (8st.I ,Id Lord Gt. B. Cit. vendish's Bizarre (8-t s1b], for next 8pring bleet,,;;mg. T1he blattilsg o0l tihis is at prescnt eved-Zeas'qt for choicc. Very l.ctle ...