... BO X I N G. On Moniday there xvas a pitched batt_ on ?? Scrubs, about four matle ut Hyde Park Corner, between JOHN O'iDoN wE (the IrilhmarrfnVho fought BELCHERS' brother - law,) and J.TMES SMITH, a woman's cfi-oemnaker The parties came to the ground about half p2a one o'clock. T here were feveral horfenmen and hackney-coaches on the ground, befides a *aa concoudne of pedefrians. It twanted a ...

... sz'mR TING INTELL 'GENC E BETTING AT TATTFtO5ATL'S.Dl`C' d t to 2 2sot Emily colt *ato agt\cbcl 3 to Ion the Field. 7to astC' tdsvc y 110 gscfywofol out 7Orville, !nut of Enaily. of Hantinit arisn S to seAC li esoh'ayr, 7 to 5 against c. by atsn nut of Folly, ?? itT to i agt T alisman ?? Nan ,I -to I agel c. by Plianto 15tM aget brothf to Patha V] out or \~ eb ONCA3 TER ST LEGERi. 11I to Ig ? ...

... S.PQo TIy0 £Frs't thes .4tnls of Sporting and Fanc.u Gazette',) VIELl) S1'OiTS Frt) JULY. The months of May and 'June arc highly interesting be cto thle spertstfanl, particularly to thle shooter ; not, ho- ao ;-ever, on account of any active employment they Imaoflo s ford bun, but inasmuch as his fotu'r6 hopes materially do- firr r pond on the kind of weather that occurs during this period. CO ...

... D)UM FRIES IL.ACES. ,b ?? rs cor. [i- MAtTClt. n, Mlarquis of Queensberry'sgI'. gelding_ ILissar, byVWhisker, S3st. Sib. agst. Mr Ilawthor-Ws hr. filly, by Filho(ita l'uta, 8st 100 sovcemigns each, II. f. Once round and a distance. Ce Mr _Ha thorn's br. filly, by ?? da Puta - Marquis of Queensberry's gr. g. 1-lussar, by Whisker 2 Lb ?? DlAY. e- A Gold Copl of One Hundred Guineas value, with ...

... SPORTING INTELLIcGL?-CF_ NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING AlELN WEDESDARY, Sly5 ?? e Mr Greville's Logic beat Lord G. 11. C,1,e i Stag, Sst. Ilb. T.Y-C- 200h. ft.-2 to I on, Ligij s Fifty Pounds, by subscription, for three yr ol' 5 four, 8st. Illb.; and five, 9,t. 4!b , c. . Colonel Wilson s br. c by Juniper,3 Wrs old I Lord Warwick's b. c. Cardinal Punf, Svrs yr11 2 to I on Colonle Wilson's br c. ...

... - IONDAY, OCTOBER 13. H-andicap Sweepstakes of 10 sOVS. each, fit three years old and upwards. T.Y.C . Five.subs. Lord 0-fojrd's Cbartaignee 3 years, 6st. 131b.. (S. Rogers) . . . , I ?? f'hornldll's Harum Scarum, 3 years, 7st. 1IIb. 2 Mr Forth's Robinson Crusoe, 3 years, 7st. . 3 Mrr Yates's Inca, 3 vears, 7st. 61b. . . 4 Chartaigne made nlI the running, and won easy by a length. Betting-7 to ...

... | NErWMARKET SECOND' SPRING MEBTING. I -Match, l 100-9.M.-.-Sr Stonelievver's Zvny,.8stt 7b. Ile- Ceived '70 sov s. from Sir Shirk~ Wod'sd f.-by Jumper, ,8st. M~atch, ?? -Y. C.-Lord Taristockis TJaururs,. 12s. re- ceived from Lord Ches~te. field s Blanche of De evin, 6st.I Match, 100,:h. ft. D.M.-Lord A ~n'sols Zillih, 7~t. fi11y. received 25 vs.ve from Lord Chesterfield's Carthrusian ,9St.. ...

... * fl vas55ay, BEe. 22 e The Geacoigne Stakes of-100 soysa each, SG ft. St Laegos r - lto:-liobibiseie's 4Liverpel, .by Tramp, dan by Whi ' lvhis~eto-oaX3labe.& V.lW.'Scott) . . . orJ , lev ctd%,be S G^ ?? byo 9tery, damn b~y ,o; . .s -. lter ng started, the t0o0compe¶ . t itorbs, nvjher ~?Wh* f 5ersnre i-clined- to take l i lead, :walked*as ir as. }le; croti,, radlee -Chbrlster ?? ! e fbront ...

... FOXS. HUNTING. e e Notwithstanding the nuf'nonrlahic iaturie of the t weathler, Mr Aiurray's hountids conltinlue to hunt A a Diitfries-shire and the vontiguo1s .pfarts of Gallo- Ie way. Tvery person skilled in the nobl)le science knows that without scent there call ble no sport, e and that this subtle and inscrutable matter of scent is, in its relation to the nose of the hound at least, tc o ...

... NEWIARIKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING. I TIrESDAY. SEFT. 29. TUESDAY, sEFT. 29. Match, 100, h. ft., 8st. 71b. eacb. T.Y.C; Mr Gre- Ville's b. c. Lieutenant, by the Colonel, beat the Duke of Cleveland's ch. c. by Emilianus, rdam by Sam, out of Morel. The Grand Duke Michael Stakes of BO sOv9, each, for three years old; colts, Set. 71b. ; and fillies, Set. 31b. A.F. Lord Jersey's Ibrahim . . Lord ...

... GREAT COURSING MAT GLASs;OW GO LD Cup.-When we Irtely took no- tie of this CCv1. --andlet Glasgowvremembertbatwe were the first to do so-our intention wvas chiefty to pay a compliment to the Metropolis of the West. WVe hace since seen the regulations, and find that. this Cup has other attraetions than being of Gold,' and of 100 guineas valte, and eiing to be competed for by 'members of all the ...

... LIVERPOOL RA\CES. WFrOct,.I~y. JJlt.Y 17. The Ladies' Puretc, value tit) Sore. Rests, once round1. (7 ccl,.s.) lordl Eelinton'sbh. g. Tire Prrnt~nate ngedl-lLyte) 1 I Mdr ?reiklarrr'e b. ¢. The Dram,. 4 years . 3 2 Mre L'uv's h. r. bY Liverpfrrl, 3 years . 2 3 M~r Keirart's cli. I. ?? a~erl . 4 4 Three paid f~tfrit. Ttlrnoti)AV. jur~r 18. Tha Liverpool St Leger of 50 Sovr. each. 20 ft. writh ...