... 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, ...

... NEWMNIRlKT RACES. SECOND WtJBitBER MEETING. FRID & y.-The Iltaees were very thinly uttended to-day, iti consequence ofthe ueparttire ar most af tbie thtsumiabad '100010 up ble weekgs Spurt, it bi, been retnarkulhe more for tIbe nouber of the tables tilan ior tce I uioer Ia wteicm they huve beau co~tuested, rt the interest wthich they tomve excited Biooogst JBetting mitle. Much beitter sport ...

... SPORTING INThLLlGENCE. SWAFFHAM COURSING MEETING. T'rtRADAY.-The weather toiday was very unfavourable, .ntwith Istanding which the Field was. greater than either of the preceding days. Contrary to expectation theire was tagreat scarcit of hares,, although Norbury Field has hitherto been the osoot oteid place for lintling for a lonut series of yearrs it hits been visited nccordlngi~ tiad is ...

... SPORTING INT ELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET HOUGHl'ON MEETINa.--FRlDA . There hai; not been a tliner day this veek for the Races, although it wtas rather windy, conseqaueztly the sport was good, and the colll any numerous. Previous to the Rtaces, the harriers were turned out in tihl neighbourhood, and caused at good borning's sport; he lruns were goid. Iz eur uacouut of the prrcveding days, ve otuitted ...

... IN2ELLIGENCE EXTRA.-LEICESTER RACES, 1IA. 'the ltace-of this county, renowned for its celbrity in fel aQre comnmence this day aill tilmidate 1o0-rorrow. From the aumiber of horses abeady WL tUwny and its environsa great Spoit oay justly be na ide. aGold Cup, value 100 go., by subeeribers of 10 go. each, for ail ages. One heat, three uuiles alid a quarter, has for its Saubcrlbecs-1kuke of ...

... TAMR SALL'85-TSwe. At tbiy part of the a&- Ws the S preust weZ nSaumerous, but a1 14 at ftol oel Foral of fo lemer) hift pi -ntory to in the eli. gh for Denite wherte rf ?? s nt-ed. CWU~arif boka~ tle~twea Sonse, No bodiag, OCCU- piod tiseW ta xbtues uy early bo ?? bnook2s amnw dr t MqI a eflt 111bIom Dolwbtr. Ilr de b ts Sresiatat -2 M ets ii i ?? b et.a m UP s- ST. Lsas._91i 4 to I * M; C ...

... spRTINGNTELLIGAN. NtW~dRZETNO~fITON T =i (Coc'CaqS). * R MRIdB ET NbUVELTi)N FaiDAY NIGHT fie lth to-day was ?rM Well ttunded. ad the t pert excellenit..*v~atne sddas ?? Royal Highnew tbt Lk of ltk 4 as did rls* tbelr Grceatbe a4kes of R ad, Oros, Portland; Mar quesses Lter, Graham. and Tltheld; Lordc Lowther, Jer- aethord, Vertlain, Anon, . &chc ?? fagge-d *ince yelqtedy othe Derby, &e.c what ...

... ASCOT HEATH RACES. FBIDAv-The morning was cloudy in the early part; ahotat eleven it began to rain, and continued to do so till seer dusk; notwithstanding this discouragemrnt, there was a good sprink- ling of company, amongst whom we noticed Lords F. and G. Conyngham, Lord Howardde Walden, Lord f. lentinck, Lord G. Bentinck; SirS A. Barnard, W. Scott, nd RAnstruther; Colonel Vysc; Ladies ...

... SPOR'iING INThELLIGENCE. TATTERSALL'S, Nov. 4. There was not any attendaace to-day, as all the betting rnen are at still at Newnmariet. s'ome fer bets have been made on the match between Sperylaed ad Pogres, ut I isneary eenthe latter for choice.A full attendance is expected on Monday, when the horses for the IDerby anid Oalrswill comle up, andthe bettkig becomnemor~egenierl.l Theprin- cipal ...

... I The following List of the Winters of this Important S taSI, from the Commencement to the present period, will servo as a Reference to Sporting Men, and may prove accepeable to VW Readers in general:- TX. OwNEsa. WINSNRS. Silgs. RIVSER. 1776Id. ILockingbi's ?? . . Simpson . . i. Slton. 1777 Ur. Sotheran'm . . BourbUoin. .Lt Sang . . Jobh Cft. 1778 Slr T. GcoigoeY . Holondalse . Match'ct . U. ...

... DONCASTER RACE&. (RY EXPMUU.]-WXDNK5DAY NIOGT, TWaLVE O'CLOCK. Such was the esuaorditary Attraction of the Racesyeeterdey that the road from Doncaster to the Course was crowded with equlpaMes, In a continued line, for upwards of an hour sad a hal?, and the extesive paths on eack side were com- pletely liud with well-dressed females and others Journeon to the Course. In the town the streets ...

... I 8PORTJNG INTBLIGENCIL I NEWMARKET HOUGHTION MEETING. MoNDAY.-Tbe extreme beauty of the weather, *ad the ils- viting appearaoce of the list, drew tofether a very full attend- ence lnd the most sanpine ?? were reahlzed by the eltcelleo~ce of the runnalg. His Royal Hi~hness rlnce Leopold arrived yesterday at Cbereley. on a visit to the Ouke of Rutland. Hit Royal High- ness not having any saddle ...