... I THE TURF. TATTERSALL'S-MONDAY, Au-G. 12. Since the origin of the dispute respecting the pedigree of Bloomsbury, business has been tardy on that important event which may be said to form the cynosure of the market imme- diately after the decision of the Derby, we allude to the Don- caster St. Leger. The nominations for this great stake (amonilting to 108) are sufficiently numerous to offer a ...

... ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON. : COWEs, AUG. 19.-The Queen's Cup was won by the Dol- phin, but the Galatea was often close upon her; the run was a severe one with the two large vessels; the two smaller ones sailed admirably. The vessels came in as follows:- h. ln.sc Dolphin ?? 6 47 95 Galatea . ?? o. 59 5 h. m.sc. Ariel . 7 21 40 Miranda 7 23 45 There was a fine breeze nearly the whole time. The day ...

... I THE TURF. TATTERSALL'S-MOnDAY, AUG. 19. Circumstalnces which have been duly noticed in our columns, have rendered the proceedings at thiis long-establislhed and celoblious temple of Plutushesitating and unenergetic; how- ever, the ptincipal cause of this unsatisfactory state of things will soon be removed, as the dispute respectingthe pedigree of Bloomsbury is fixed for adjudication on ...

... I THE TURF. 'fle acging ?? of 18.39, ats far as it has iproceedetl, pre- apainfll,1 retrospectioil. Thle previous season, that of 15:3, -i chrtlleised by transactions which, stlificientlc- dipe 'ios of those who performed thle leading, ~it11~ ti? inregard to Hlarkawva- anti Loutherbottrgh' bit oee canetitcainot calculated to elevate ithe character of thetat t~t~itl, tetrifles comparel with, ...

... REGATTA INTELI!GENCE. PLYM-touTT ROV;.L RE(GATTk.- TfllS rY gatta tool; pt;ce or Wednesday andl ihursdav, uider the ilir-etioens ot tibe R.W.Y. Club. The wainiher piovedl ?? fine, and nuimbers a ua lv- dressed persons assembled on tile Hoe and snrrmidixiig t xhhts to witness this truly national sport. The Sou and rre;,nted a very animatud appearance ?? the number of a rhtS Which vele CoiISil ...

... (Concludedfrom otur last.) Thursday was, or should have been, the second day of the tournament; but the morning was ushered in by storm, and doubt and anxiety pervaded the minds of thousands. Bitter as the rain was, and wild the wind, numerous parties hied them to Eglinton as a charmed spot. Hundreds of visitors, too, who had been unable to attend on the first day, came in from a distance, in ...

... THE TURF. if tile late trials at Liverpool had not the effect of accele- vntilg business onl the Doncaster St. Leger, they prove the ,1ceccluess of our oft repeated prediction, viz., that Mr. R;ds- dale's case was as clear as possible, while his adversaries had nothing but the most wretched subterfuge to offer against it and if the connect of the party in resisting the upright decisiona Of the ...

... . PLYMOUTH REGATTA. Want of space in our last nuiniier compelled- usftnin .ttfb !Iccount of the races which took place on the serondl dTv- Otii Plymouth Regatta. We, however, inserted those OQrT t t*$ d ay, when the prizes were won by the Victoria -(-t mmt of 57 tons; Mask (Sir H. Blaclzwood) 20 tons ;; W-mmilt (C. Colston, Esq.) '3 tons; and the boats of ILMIS. t #, Sei Josef, 'leway and ...

... THE TURF. I On tile near approach of the decision of the great St. L weer, rc expected, as a matter of course, a repetition of that yseokerv or trickery, so repeatedly played off with sinister suC- cess, lmit ?? has grown stale, and has certainlv not lately ansireied the purpose, particularly since the Cobbam affair; vet, after a system or practice has accomplished the object for sane tile, it ...

... THE TURF. The readers of the Elra are acquainted with our opinion re- 5pecting the racing powers of Bloomsbury, and also of the Votjztes which induced that invidious opposition to his claim for the Derby; in continuation we beg to state, that Blooms, biherr ought to have continued first favourite for the St. Leger, udgidig from his organization, the superior development of the principles of ...

... THE TRUE SPORTSMAIN'S CAZETTE. THE TURF. TATTERSALL'S, MONDAY. ?? business on the Derby could not be expected on this occasion; indeed, had it not been for the settlement of what Dav be called the London accounts on the Doncaster St. Leger, a ballnk day vw ould, in all probability, have ensued. The great settlement for the St. Leger took place at Doncaster the day after the race; but as there ...

... THE TRUE SPORTSMAN's CAZETTE. THE TURF. As Newmlarket First October Meeting comnuenced on Tues- ilsv last, the assemblage at H 'Yde-park-corner on Mlondlay was slen(ler, and the trif lin business transacted so unimportant as to renerl further observation unnecessary. NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING. TCESDAY-THANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES of 10 Sovs each, for 3 year olds and upwards. T. Y. C. (6 subs) ...