... AQUATICS- TnE GREAT FOUR.OArEED CUTTER MATCH BE- TWEEN THE CHAMPIONS OF THE. CLYDE AND ANO- THlER PICKED LONDON CREw.-It will be remem- bered that about a month since Charles Campbell, the champion, was sent for to form a crew competent to decide the quaestion of championship between the water- men of England and Scotland. Campbell selected two of his own brothers and Phelps and Pocock, to the ...

... SPORTiNt INTELLIENCE. NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETIG. TUESDAY. Handicap Sweepstakes of 10 sovs. each, for 3-yr.olds and upwards. D. .M. Four subscribers. Mr. Thornhill's Mendizabal, 6 yrs., lst. 41b. (Conolly) 1 Lord Tavistock's Gimcrack, 4 yrs. tat. 131b ?? 2 Lord Exeter's f., by Redgauntlet, out of Palais Royal, 3 yrs. 6st. ?? 3 Bettfng-5 to 4 on Mendizabal, and 3 to I apat. limn. crack. Won ...

... THE APPROACHING DONCASTWR RACES In the wide circle of English horse racing- a na. tional sport, the manly, the noble sport of afree people, as was observed by his late Majesty William thie Fourth -there is no meeting which possesses superior. attrac- tions to that of Doncaster. The Great Northern Meet- ing is, indeed, its true designation, whether as 'regards the superiority of the running, ...

... ARUNDEL YACHT CLUB. A very beautiful match amongst the yachts bl'loig!; to the members of this club took place on Motic . This club was instituted for the encouragement of saihli amongst yachts of a light class, and its leading ownmbars are officers in the Thames Royal Yacht Club, under tite improved regulations of which, the match of Monday was sailed. It is well known that in clubs where ...

... T,, . BTE S, The description given by Mr. Stephens, the American traveller, of the great victory gained by the Poles over the Russians, near Warsaw, in 18331, will be read with painful interest at the present moment.' Had the govern. ments of England and France done their duty, and assisted that gallant and oppressed people in time, Russia would have been in a very different position now., One ...

... SPORTINO INTELLICENCR,' THE CITY STEEPLE CHASE. Under this title a race took place on Tuesday, 1 neighbourhood of Romford, for a Purse of sovereignt added to a Sweepstakes of 15 sows, each; the second t' receive his stake; 12st. each; and for wicheigkh, started, and came in as follows:- - Mr. Elhore's br g Lottery. (Mr. Ispi i 'Mr. Goodman Levy's b h ?? 2 Mr. Charlton's Phosphorus. Mr. ...

... TArrITERSALL',-siONDAY. The betting on Monday ?? far from brisk, but, as will be collected from the subjoined list of prices, some alterations of considerable interest arose from it. The Angelica colt fell back a point, and was so closely pressed by Theon and Confederate, as to make a change of ministry, before the expiration of the week, far from improbable; the last mentioned pair were in ...

... SMEORTING. TATTFRSALL'S-AloNPAY. Business was dull enough for two or three hours, improved about five o'clock, and continued tolerably brisk until near seven o'clock. The four principal favourites will be found in pretty nearly the same position as on Thursday last, the only variance worth pointing out being in Confederate, wrho, instead of fret, was Isst of the lot. ?? fifth, so numerous were ...

... SPORTINC . INTELLICENCL SPORTINM.. NTELl-IENCE. THE LATE DERBY AND OAKS. The state of excitement in which the Bloomabury affair has kept the racing community for the last five or six weeks, instead of diminishing, was increased early in the week, by some rumours respecting the pedigree of Deception, the winner of the Oaks and the second for the Derby. To put the matter clearly, it is proper to ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENOE-MOntinued.) THURSD&Y. here was a~fll dispW to-d4 cc hes nibuse, gofy, cup, and ?? ' d w|gns, tn dva linterest Wf the scene A the toad being elced by~eua!r of four-i`hand equipages gh t into e field. At Hampton t bustle exceeded hug w 'ever witnssed there. Adze well known a;ng-hou the RediLion, was dX*wded, while in -ffdlit pwaids of 0l vehicles were Pdwin up in line. The ...

... ARUNDEL YACHT CLUB. A very beautiful match amongst the yachts belonging to the members of this club took place on Monday. This club was instituted for the encouragement of sailing amongst yachts of a light class, and its leading members are officers in the Thames Royal Yacht Club, under the improved regulations of which, the match of Monday was sailed. It is well known that in clubs where ...

... ,SPOR7ING INTRLLIiGBNCE. THE QUEEN'S STAG HOUNDS. The Queen's Stag-hounds met on Thursday morning at Iver Heath, and drew a large field, more, we presume, from the fineness of the morn- ing than from its locality, for surrounded as it is by commons and covers, good luck serves a man more than riding, and so it again took place on Thursday, for the stag took every common and cover between the ...