... SALISBURV RACES. FIRST DAY, TUESDAY, AUG. 3.-The Wiltshire Stakes of 25 Sovercigns each; 2nilles. Mr. F. Craven's Longwaist, 3 yrs. , . I Mr. Bigg's Sunshlne, 4 yrs. ., Mr. Grove as. Blnak and All Black .I.. . . Well contested between Longwaist and Sunshine. HWI$Majesty's Plate of 100 Guineas; 4 miles. - - Mr.F;rqobarson's u. h. Champion, 5 yrs. . 2 I I Mr. RadelyffcT's b. h. Mnsquerader, 5 ...

... DONCAS'ER It RACIS.-[Bv Ex1RRESs.] 'I'UUsflAt's SlPT. *.-The Caonlpily oIn Ele groulia to-diay us as ta- moerous aud fashiollabLe as yesterday, thungh lliere was not thilat ilitellclrY ut feelilg as otl the precudingday. TIhe spurt leas !ltCreStilig, Uud gi4re general satisfactiol. Thle Balls and Concerts havc beca wcll attenlu ; & tile lattcr illlelticular, tMet elnchalitllhi soijgstress, ...

... SPORTING INTELIlGENCE. SWAFFHAAM COURSING MEETING. Faiosv.-Vihe vveadher to.day was by no meaus favourable for sport, but yet very so for the companyl which was more numetous than on aly or thle precedihg days, She' spot fliaet sn for tile. finale of the week's Coursing was Westacre, where the sport %vas so good auu the hiares cc pleatiful onw Mndry. T'he principatu itereat to-day was escited ...

... TATTFRSALL'S, OCT. 18. The Room was not well attended to-day, in consequence of the Mecting at Newimarket. A few sporting men were, how- ever, present, and some betting took place at the odds sub- joined, by which it will be seen bhat that there is some differ- ence in the state of the odds here and at Newmarket: Tiara being the favonrite for the 25 soV. stakes, at the ldttCr place, and Orion ...

... DONtASR MCIS. tE ' ft8m*&-YThDAT NaM, TWOUT OCL( ' 3 1O t,.t t 1 w w SD. . . i. * *ble L =W f 6 , Ohtejto hilallollco ntelks aaudIWr35!' thy~I aerel t! 1 Bt~.6l;6~st :i t~ni r- wr- R b~ ey Hr~e~u I h~ ec 14M-oe herce at {oneW~ j ettioand 14Trj-rluthb ?? Ptt h eu5dbt .tI !ke ps~aet ?? /Uien. srt4siySS mar d ?? bm the bang; b Fouusla'bsa, gted t aw > , 15 reat u110.- i 0 teV67, trar. : .lt ,, ...

... DONCASTER RAC(= MONDAY NioHY, TWELVZ O'CLOC.-Thi'loralug previou to the races was very fine, and the coO1P was well attended by speculators to view the hones. Dwss1 the race time it rained hard, and the Course, and he top. e Grad Stad, were thinned a little by It , There were plesent on the Coars% Dakas of 1ed, Bri- iwlk, and Portland; M r Wwelr er, Exeter$ Titelk feld, and Aea rberres na =1-0 ...

... TATTERSALL'S, MONDAY, Aus. 16. This being the first day of York Races scarcely any one attended, and of course no betting took pface. As the York Thirty Guinea Stakes will be run for on Thursday next, we subjoin the odds on that Stakes, and the Doncaster St. Leger: VonKi THIwRTY GUINE STAKES,-2&to I agst Canteen; 4& to I agst Caccia Piatti; 6 to I agst Slcathin; 61 to I agst Y. Catton. ...

... I ' I - BRIGH61 N RACES-FiasTDAY. '1'tJRSDAY, JULY 29.-Thie Course was crowded to excess, upwards of 30,000'persom; being present; amongst the nume- rons other distin 11ished, spectators -we observed his Royal ihbness^ tbsc Duke of York, the Dukes of Richmond and Arg le Marqtiess of Exeter, Lords Verulam, Dunwicb, G. H. Cavendisli,-G. Lenox, the Hon. C. C. Greville, Sirs J. Shelley, J. ...

... SPORTING IFTELLIGBNCE. NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING. (TUESDAY CONCLUDED.) The course this day wias much better attended than on either of the preceding days There were ?? Royal lfigh neo the Duke of York, Duke of Rutland, Duke of Portlaou Doke of Grafton, Marqness of Graham, the Chancellor of Ire land Earl Lowther, Earl of Weatmorhead, Earl Veraiam, Lor, Job; Mumrr, Lord Dunwich, General ...

... SO1ttINt ItNLLTOENCO. TATTERSALL'S, AuG. 30. The betting to-day baq*been very great-irideed, greater than on any day within our recollecti)n. f Seeral of the gen- tlemnen who favour Brataudorf Attended on Sunday, and .suC- eceded in throwing Swiss bapk to 6 to 1, and bringling the for- mer forward to 8 to 1, their -exertions tending to anke h Min tilSt favourite, but ineffeavilaly. 'This ...

... I ^SPORTING INTE ch. I NRWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING, TuESDAY NIGHT. ?? Racs topday, thoutgh mat as mtt sone 11do y, gave uhqusll1ed satiensiasn, belstgadimblr tneweid. ToSmor- ror Ixpeeed to eal CRO 6 tf day, dare bdling appointed. A mazei ?? lW.Wil. |OS Tr's dnad usnd Lord Orfird' Orion, forAs6. .YXC.-Ta- ratdsa the lavowite. In the course of yeserday and ?? mornasverali rat- hers of the Clnb ...

... DONCASTElt RACES. A pretty correct estimate of the extraordinary sport to take place this wivek, may be collected from the following brief sketch of the different Stakes. Indeed, this year's races, Wile- ther considered with reference to the number of stakes and matchcs, and the horses entered for them, their amount, and the astonishlingly fluctuating and heavy bettirg may be tairl^ considered ...