... : GREAT SPOILT ATFUATFlrLl. j* A, loodiag match for 10Q. to ifo. took-ac on Thursday Ite sI iast. on the estatqof Iko Nk Wues$ of Salisbury, at Hat- field, tho beited Sit'Jblia Sibriglit he'would nnte tour gen- tlerned who sbtiuld kUlI one hundred oriee of birds in 12 hours, onllontt aint in we at & time. .aKir C. Cuyler, Hon. Mr. DI. Roug, i. E. 4 Ratchiret Esq., ant S. litibtreadEsq. A1.1'. ...

... AMERICAN HORSE RACIL Tbe American papers, which have just arrived, are full of the details of a great match for 20,000 dollars, run between a mare bred to the soutbern stats of the Union, sad a cok the produce of the northern. The following Is an account of this race, which way amuse our sporting readers: (vuOwv THZ NEW vOaK EVENIGo rosr, NOr. 1.) MACu RAc.-Yesterday the great match race was ...

... I CALILs RAdc.z- -Tbe comings rae is anticipatedl by the knowing ones to aford excelleat - sprt. Severallhoms hn .iready arrired, nd are now daily practising on the rcs ground, Umor wchic ar Mr. Hudson's Sir Rdbet, by Out. crry b { by ?? Irebe~lb by Coinus L Mr. Simpron's b b Corrector; General Abrp' ro c P. P. c. rother to D 10 Mr. Edwards b f, br Walton, and several others are expecteit to ...

... 5POR'1'TING IfTELLIGENCE. TAT1 RSALL'S, Nov. I. The attendance of S3bncribers was very slifit, and the bettig ereped- inglyfaat. Tihe fee bets matte were on the msatches at Nest'msrket, asnd the Del by, the add obeing, as on Titirslada, ott the materes. hite Derby remains as ntlder:- 10 to I ngst. IOfuit; 13 to I agst. Blaleteert 14 to I agct. Bolero; 17 to I agst. Dianla; 20 to I alist. ...

... SPO TI I.INThLLIGEENCE, HAMPTON RACr.. Taintu DtY, TnvunRDAV.-TIeSC 1lt:es teiilnnated to-day, and thu' we caunnrt compare heill to the reguli Alili, thle ostfeiornist agree with us , tOt as nkiilaturC :aces they nave seldol been, excelled. 'The stakes, it 6, trai,, haive niot been v'er) numeruus, nor to any great amounts (a matter of ltiile nipuent to those who attelded mnreiy tfr amusinuenit ...

... GRAVD RUNNING MTCH VFOR ONE THOUS .VD I SOIERlEIGNAS, ON SUNDURY COMMON, BETWEEN METCALF AND CAPTAIN PARKER. Trhis match, which hals excited so much attention in the sporting wvorlt, was decided yesterday in the presence of a large assemblage of, persons of all ranks. Metcalf is a taiior by, trade, but a p'edestrians by profession; and Captain Parker, we understand, is ain officer in his ...

... SPORTING INTEIPOENCE. SWAFFI-IAM COURS1ING IMSTIN0O, crEe xs'eesss.3 FfTa9T DAY (Tuxsesiv).-lt must be highly gratifying to the Nobi- lity Gentry and others who participate in the pleasorsabls sports of vhe Field, artlorslarly those who admire the amuasement off Coarsing, to learn t at this old and mest respectable Establishment began ite A nnual AMeeting under the moet brilliant auspices. The ...

... SPORTij G INTELLIGENC. I NEWMARKET RACES.-SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. 'I'hE5DAY.-The Conree this day asdneell as yesterday was crowded withran, bautyundfasionandIts erarsfce was exceedingly writhrnll euyidfah~annt.it5.rk was present, on his Zrilanot. IHis Royal Hig'tness toe Duke I t wonel Ti dapple rey, and, we a, a~ oad lo edremrirlably wl.' Doke o Portland attended sitI Flls portable stand. We ...

... - -There bas not been so favourable a ?? zer abuiz . - _h- A ?? I.-_NPtIPlr years. Partridges are in absolute abundance, tbe coveys iarge and many in number. The birds are very strong upon the wing, owing to thi ipring, causing the birds to lay early, arid the dry months, June and July, were very favourable for rear ?? taem. This pvoves that a dry season is by far the best fo` partridgee, and ...

... DO&S#AR MACI>. [BCTdi t he t ), U Y NIGHT, TVELVE O'CLOCK. pedbqe ois tle 9t. IL r has given rise to the usuat syplety dusntirs yesctiag the SUms won and loet on the cc- casion by ind i touis uidto have cleared 30,0Opl., ano. tber more than 20,001., a third near 2,0001., and so on; but it iS 1pDsshble for us to 'say to what degree of credit these re- yortc *re *ntitled, certean it is, however, ...

... Foo R - Gibe runnling match for 25 sovs. aside, betweon I Goodman abd'Ejtijinb, tie pugilists, toQ Vircp ye.Ierpar arter'ioen at StQokII. Th e 1l ajswpojutrd w4 jre4ej ?? i b;.t it wai In ti4 i IJS gk the' wer. le ript, and the dbs- WiC9 ;50 ydeasuret. TNiie ightnes5 ol Eongfialhs frame loadc b1u the Jaroorite at fs to 4, which Wds taken freely, for 'uV augtured f~vourably of the compact ...

... SPo~t{N6 INtELLIGENCR? DONCASTER RACRS-(BY EXPRESS.) TutrssDAr.-The company has been gradually thinning for the lout day or two, in consoequence of theuunlaioarable sta te or the wcrlthr, aind the uncertainty of procuring conveyances ofl the terin~iuhtioot 0t al.e Itaces. Ve cannot conclude our zccount of thie yeat's Races. t`iioitot eulogizing the admirable managementof the Stewrards who have ...