... THE TUTF.- id YORK AUGUST MIEETING E mlete. d SSATURDAY August 20. le Sir M. M. Sykes's ci c by Cam illus, out of Sir Marri- m nel's dam, received forfeit frem Mr. Watt's colt, 'o by Dick Andrew iO of Tsmboirine, (dead). MONDAY, August °2. 'Te Start. at H4LFP FSTONE o'CLOCK o Firit Race-Match for 50ogs h fi-Two miles. eLd. Fitzwilliam's b c Cmelopard. by Camnillls, sst 21b Mr Wait's ch f, ...

... d a V O G IN TEL4 L .T ISPORTING:ID E '.YORK SPRING MEEING . ,. U. b .- . Yt1STEAJAY', iFRtS - DAY. Y Sivpslitakcs tf 20 ooYk. each, for tlsree yros old colts, st. 5ib, fillies, Id . st aib. Last ilile aisd three qearteis. (IU subs ) -t M0jor Yarburgh's.lir f Belinda, by Blackleol; (T. Nicholso;) I es Mr WeLthlerDl! ch tayg Whiskei, oister to Duplort . . . 2 ts Lord Milton s ch f Mmaiqucta, bD ...

... TUF:SDAY, June G, Swveepstakes of .?Ogs. each, for three- se yedr olds; colts, Sst. slb. filies, 8s-.-One mile and it: IC. Sir M. 24. Sykes's ches. c. by Shurtle I ' Mr%. Jacksoncs cit. c. by Ruler - - - - - --- 2 in Mr. Skeltun's gr. (. by relpii - -- . Mr. i. Upplebv's b. f. by Shuttle - 4 Mr. Richardso;h.c. by. Pilgrim -5--- Lord MilAon's b.'c. Vihiienme brso -dosuI - *- . at Even betting ...

... TE GAME OF CHESS. Thw ceaseless 46riety'.'ond infinite combinations of ebess are constantly a subject of remark, and are, nn- c doubtedlyi unparalleled 'in any other gaime, J.vhether a of skill or of chance. The folfowing attempt at ahalysis r may in some degree elucidate this matter:- ;* FrnST MovEs.-The possilde first moves are no. less sthan eighteen in nurnber.:'but as tbe extreme of mo- ...

... 1:5portillq? 111telligelice. TATTERSALL'S-MoNDAY. rpx SOALERSETSlIIRE STAKES (IIATH). 2 to I Dgot Duke of Richmond's Red Deer TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES. Ilie b to 4 on Ar John Day's T'e Ugly Buck cir. CICESTER CUP. 10 to I ?? Lord G rlertioeak's Bramble (taken) b It - I - Cot Cradock's Pagan (taken) Cad. 1-I -i Mr Graydotrs Roschis (tfken) trtl 20- 1 - Mr Plunamer's Alieo ilarvhornr rt 28-I ...

... *pOttft IlItElligUICE. - TATTERSALLS', MlONDI.Y, Auu. 0. Tue settlement for tihe Goodurood, taces brought a full attendance of subscribers, aongosgt whom we observcci seiveral freshlffces. To say that all were oantisfled would be very far to exceed theotratic, fewlhaving left thieroonei With their accounts cloeed up; but us no complaints reached oar ears, we may take for granted it was quite ...

... Me surf all'o ?? AO)%. I I TATTnRsALL'S-MONDAY. The room 'was fully attended. and the betting, if not very it heavy, led to several changes of importance. To deal briefly It with the Spring Handicaps, we may observe that Clermont wae I a greatt 'iPot for Isis Bath and Epl-om engagement6, and thalt WolftiodM the Emcra d Isle, and Crozicer had many friends for |1 the latter. Id these cases the ...

... As 1' U,0 BOXIINQ. - ThE pendiighlalt betwixt the formidaile chamnpion Crib, and' ihei piw'erfnl Molineaux,'*hich has for a long time been the fifst aid orly'c'dnsideration amongst tie sporting ig olIdito(ik ilace arn Sae;rday ie'nightj at Thissleton Gap, in ihe cotmty of ttisbd, eight eilles frdtor Granthalnit ,ordesing sli three other cbtnitije. A twenty-five feet geas eiec'ed in a tdbbt ...

... N SPORTING INTEIITGENCE. gly NEWAIALRxq' CRAVEN MEETING. red At the Newmarkct Craven Mactilng, oCn Monday, the Cravon Stakes was but wool by Mr. Uhilitay's Zingonee, beoting Mr. 1D. tadclitl~'e' b). m. Flour dte Lbli, by Bourbon, and Lord G. SI. Cavendish's b. c. Asasphion, b~y 1'artia Th followingoalso started, but werenoito placed: Mr. D. ladcliftlV' elh. g. gn, ,by-Reveller, flam byl Waky ...

... fl1BOCKLESBY HUNT STEEPLE RACM. te A Sweepstakes of Five Sovereigns teach, with Fifty or up. In wvards adled. The owner of the second horse to receive Ten is Sovereigns. Horses four years old to carry list. five, ie list.91bs.; six, andaged,l2st.. MAaresallowed 2Ibs. Distance, be four miles. To be ridden by gertilemen, or farmers, or met. lt bers of a fox hunting or racing club. is Lord ...

... ,?bporffilq -FarUtfes, ?m ASCOT IMEETING, TILORSDAY, JUNE li. This l as the great dar of the meetrl, her MIajesty aud lriece Albert, accompanleic by Prince Gcorgre of Cambridge and a nuimeross lmarty, arrived at liaif.past one, and were well received. The comraay wa3 great, and the weather delightful. TIHE GCItND STAND PL.TE of £100 (handicap). Once round and distance. Lord Alblrmarlo's Janu,, ...

... .. *Portfng Intelugma. HOLDERNESS HUNT RACES. BEVERLEY, WEDNESDAY, April 18th. The FARMER'S STAKE of 3 sovs, each, p.p., with £25 added by the club, for horses, &c., bona-fide the property of farmers; £C5 for the second horse. Mr Brown's ch h, 6 yrs old . Owner I Mr R. Nicholbon's br m, 3 yrs old ..2. 2 Mr Hill's br h Bridegroom, aged . . 3 The following were not placed :-Mr. J ...