... sportma Inteltincilre. EvRON GUIL COEL5Kt'OlDEttT.] - Dtiting-rokim.) Cheater, Thursday, HaI/q.,fsia c Tho great event is over,-won in the highest, B13h. ,,Ia! of the Manhesleter men thiow in Excellent,- to Mhe lu;Ac Lk ths- sands. The settling is pxrogresving, eind a 51(,01 be, iL 1 AsB on tho, coukro,. yesternay and last night, thu~e wib.l leiloy Ibe~ting. Tbr foIIllowDg Were the Prizes:- ...

... M Aparting lEntelligence. d a X' :k L ,Of-+ > -%> . and do] Tew LFROAI OUR CORRESPONDENT.1 tle ranechefter,, .onday-One o'clock. COL ver, The proceedings at the suiccription-room during Saturday, as; It. and tbis morning, were principally in relation to eettling upon me butt the late Liverpool meeting. The betting, therefore, on future wh i events, ie at present unimportant. We quote the ...

... ?? Or t tn 3r q futelligence. I of DIt, GOODWOOD RACES-JULY 31. rter MATCH for 10D so0V., half forfeit, T. Y. D.-1r. Greville's ion Cealboo bat the Duke of Richmond's M5irror. cut The ORANGE STAKES (Handicap) of to save. each, with 100 added, the second to receive 25 e0Vs. out of the stakea, last mile I d, a half, 17 ?? by Mr. Payne's Saucy Dicl-. beating its Mr. Greville's Clarissa, Mr. ...

... *'4rnpoirfnfl 3intelitgence. 13;1l CEI1ESTEER RtACES. eads - t : - . Chiafer, gsturday XKg1ft. liiitt' 2t esotofee tri o'the Plate.ra,have us follows:-' serJ TusnoAY.-The Grosvenor Hitahes, for three years old and f ats upw arde.-C0lltigwood, 6 yre; Flatcatehor, 4 yrs; Raby, 3 yrs; Irrb, Spoirgo, 4 yre.s hdot,, WBDINasDvO.-ThO Queen's Plito, for three years old aid lo' l 56yrs; Capsicons, 4 ...

... S-p4avrtta-q ga BBTTING AT MANCHESTER. 0 The oly.lteonifay, Haljail af one. L i Thnilbualnew~doneupon foetltooming ventaws asnfoiltows: R GUOOD Wt5kD STAKES -8 to I ttgit Maid Of Imastiat, offeored; c 10to I agst Ntail of Lj me, offered; 1-2 to I aest St. Autonina. take 14 iii 1 ; 12 to I ngot, T-.rt:i-ir taken to X5Ot; 100 o ?? affetrnnl; 100 to 8 agaqt Van Diemtan, offared; 100 to 211 agat ...

... Ip*uvrtitg IntlltItntnu re bi ft [FoRO Tax caisran OAZETTrs, THURSDAY.] Up to the time of our ging to press the following were dl the horses which d arrived:-Mr. Tempest's Pedlar, Mr. Walter's Goldhurst, Mr. T. Walter's King Cole anA Sir Mark, Mr. Clark's Magician, and Lord Miltowirs Fusileer. The whole of the Sledgford horses have been detained on the road, in consequence of the unzdvourable ...

... , NEoWTON RAcEs.-We perccive, fromn tbe York lfertald that of e ihe Newton Races are to taie place this year at the usual timne, D e Isorne differences which had given rise to a doubt of their being at I held tbis year having been removed. Sir John Gerard, Baronet, on hf New hall, and- Willis, E.q. are to be the stewards; spi. a .cited encouragement appears to be held out, and there is every ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCT. Tttesall s, on Tuesday se'nnight, heavy sums were laid s, loatie :t Leger, and ?? men seemed making up ?? ?? Gully is backing his his iateuet artenhick and thin, and has backed him for £7,000 against c h4 hat k Mes5 barring Granby and Reviewer. An old turtsmau a Zlttildg5 the ?? ten, for £2,000. namely, Nonplus, a lrkaqli. Lunara, Mal~k Lunmley's colt. Pedlar,. Sancho. p ...

... t- Mranchtert, Wednesdaay night. The charms of Goodwood and the Knutsenrd meeting have caused our sporting rooms for the Past two or three days to exhibit any thing but full benches. What sport d may be the return for a trip to the coast of Sussex is yet to lo be made known, but from the number of horses there (nearly 90) we should be disposed to tklnk It will be capital. ze Touching that ...

... -- rti- --r ?? - * - Aparlttig 3Intelfigenct, MAfANCHESTEII.-Tilesofay evensing. In speaking of the transacetions Of this morning we have no necessity to oxteid our observations to a great length. Thermorn Fr did not want for support, ais the attendance was good, still there -was no business oif weight. TILE TWO TIhOUSAND GUINEAS STAIES Wo're so for touched upon, that I to I seas accepted to a ...

... _q DittIliyart. [F OMUIR OWN COftitit3PoON'DNT.1 MA NCIZESTERf, hI'EDNEVSDAY3 EVEZNING. The bauliful weather lits attrncetdi a very larte niumber oft the Laneashire ?? to ioitlilicrt. with a gnod spr inklinz of or leading Turf esols. We slst ho able to speokl of to-day's cours- ing to-morrow. In thite men time wewivll say a ?? on THlE LIAVERPOOL STEEPLE-CHASE-MlArcn 3. - A to I is otlervil ...

... APOvttflyg IntcIhfrcg, I PROM OUR OW.' CORRESPONDRNT.I . ANCHESTER. THURSDAY 11ALF-PAST ONE. The entry for the GRBAT NATIONAL 6TEEec.cF CHASE, a, Woell S ft, thO CHAMPION STAKES, will close on the 1st Febroary. 'rhe prescnt stcbscriecrs exhibit ai first-rate phalanx of Nobility, &c. 5 partial to the neck or no;hiog pace. c THlE XWATERLOO COUiRSING MlEETING 0 Will act as another loadbtonc to ...