... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE T-- - t HE iORTHCOSIING SKIFF RACE ON THr, TYNE. -CLASPrEE V. POCOCK.-The arrangernenti for thle ma~tch between these Celebrated rowers have been completed, and the lovers of aquatic sports on Our river will be gratified with the might (if all should go well) at the latter end of thierresent month. The match, it is nosdi o Lhoaside, an irtde ot 50 as was previoutslY ...

... I- CARLS E ?? Tucesday, Sept.25.-His Aslaj' I (fgs. 4-.tfichca Mr Fergu'son's ger. h. Grey A1iddleaern, 5 y. 0.- Mr Larobtull's b. ht. BmoughmtanII , S y.o . - - 31r .Jackson's br. II. H~tnjletoniatn, aged - - rr Lord Darlington's b. m. by Trophrios. 5 v* 0. - - ' A good race. Boronighrall the f'.ouirite att -tartil A Gold CclI), subsct ibers ofe o gp. each, p P* (155 s Mr Jamies's br. c. ...

... -U. R -HAM RACES CONCLUDED.- % Friday, Alay 7, The T$in Stakes of 20gs. each, p: p; for. two year olds. One mile. Mr Robinson's ch. f. by Catton i. ' Mr Peirse's b. c. hy Whisker, di. Mr.'lRmsellA' b. f. by King of Die- monds;fell. Alr 'Lainblpn6 schl.c. C~tnt^Porro, by Leopold fell. . T ' The Maiden Plate of 5o.>- Hew,- two miles. Lprd Kelburne' b. A. Sister to May.Day, by-Ardrossan, 1- I Mt ...

... RICHMOND RACMS. i' Tuesday, October 5,-.Thelelembers' Plate of AM50, for.msj. horses, mat-es, or geldings. Two mile-heats. Duke of Leeds's g i. -f. by Comus, . Mir Husband's b. c. 1'1unmper . . 2 Col. Cradock's b. c. by Prime Minister, 4 11rLonsdale's ch. f. by Milo, . .. ' s A Sweepstakes of 20gs. each, for three year old colts and' Rlli,. (8 subs.) Lord Sl; ii's b. c. Canteen. by Waxy Pope, ...

... I - . R-.IcHMoND RAO*-q. ,TvesdaySept. 2,- A Sweepstakes of20 sovs. each, for S year olds. (S subs.) Lurd Milton's b. t: Dota, Sister to Mle- dora, by Cervantes, walked over. A Sweepstakes of *20 sovs. each, for 3 year 0d1l flllies. Once roond. (4 subs. ) AMr Metcalfit's ch. t' Giiglht, by Wautoan, 1. Air Jackson's b. J: Madame de Chevena, by CuCoeinthian, 2. The idenimbers' Plite of 50, for 3 ...

... I' N.E WCASLO L(L 82i. I Al/on l, Jtle 8i-'I -LI Pr UCe IStlakes of 5hgs. earh, h. ft. 2 t1i Ies. (iti sub s). Mrl Lot uils's i). ?? True C Loe, by (attool), 1. Mr iasco4igue 's b. c. 14estless, by Magistrate, *2. 5 to 4 ou Gascoigne. A fud race. ?? Ic Sltakes of25 sors. echl, L, ft. with 60 suvs. ad- dededfrowtit l Towo Stibscriptioti, tor all ages>, ?? v- ceptud. IThe owner oi the second ...

... | - C*A'TTE'RrCK-B4RIJYGEL ACAES: April , produce staketi .t t gs. each bs ft tr Ailts nd fillies rising three vears old. wornlts (so tiscibers) Sir W. G(ra.rd' b.-c Wiatle. by Beningbrongh x. Mr Fletcher's b. t: sistlr to St svely, 8sit. i. Won easy Sweepstakes of Sgq. cSch, fn'r half-brod horses, 1tst- Two . - nilebe;.' (s Sutribers.) Mr. F. Haitltv'l. r.- Waeker byS tride 3 ti Mr Appleton's ...

... SPORTING INMrELLIGENNCE. LIVERPOOL CRAVEN ME;ETING. Wed ncsdoy, May 16.-_The Aitrec Stakes of 15 sovs ech, 10 ft with 20 added. Once round. Lord Elinton's b g The Potentate, f yrs, 8,t 131b. (T. Le) I,; Lord Derby's b f Miss Bowe, 4yrs, 8,t 21b, ?? 2 to I ott 'I'he Potentate. Won easy. ^ 'ritduce Sakes of 10 sovs each, for 2 yrs olds. T.Y. C. 6 subs. Mr Dawvon's hr f Sweet JeIbie, list. ?? Lye ...

... INTrHXLIGZNCE MXrRA. NEWCASITLE XaACEB, 2833. WRDNESDAY-TuP Sm.VEmt Cup, value 60gs., given by the Corporation, added to a Sweepstakes of Sgs. each. Heats, two miles. Ld. Elcho's br. h. Philip, by Filho da PutD, 5 yrs. Sir J. Boswell's h, in. Meretrix, by Filho, aged. ~- h 1). g- Craigmillar, by Canteen,1 yrs. Mr Bruce's ch. c. Cadger, by Canteen, 4 yrs. Mr Ramray'sgr. g. Mr Bish, by Lottery, ...

... I BPO7:!IiNa ,lGf=LzaiNCz mmnwch.wni3i X1JCn- Z83-.- M~fonday, June 16.-CHtAVLN S'TARES of lOsov. each, p. p., weith 20 addede by tbe Towrn, for horses, &c., of all negcs. To name on 'l'hursday beforc the races. One mile, Ealrl of Eglington, Lord lKelboree, Sir R. K. Dick, Col. Cradeck, Mr Ssdkvjlle Lsno lox, Mr Orde, ?? Crompton, anl M~r Skipsey., PitODUC STAKES of 50sovs, eac~h,h ft. ...

... :. . : - i. I . j . D 31AO ?? : ?? Septosi).- Uslo Ganpigse Siskes of 100 sov !0ea2, 0 ft.i, for th1e.-c&arau old cv)6l, 8~~~b;filievi, ?? Sits fi. legor cmjiric. (II1 sub t. M~r GailyI's, ch. c lblrg1jrpesv, .by 'Muley,j 41b. extra, '(ftblso6V 1; Nlar & L.* Ni's a' br. Jsillla~byer1~r 2 ~ o I ct ~Argra'e WoN eas fillmY~a Ed eieof'z2 java. 6'oesbr for colts, 6st ib.; filltes Ss'91b.- ?? Y . ...

... 1 HUNTING. Sir M. W. Ridley's Fox.hounds will meet on Mon. day, April 1, at Belsay New Inn; Wednesday, 1, Lt Hartburn Village; Friday, 5, at Nunnykirk-at half, past ten o'clock. TWe I7ynyard and Durham Fox-hounds will meet on Tuesday, April 2, at Chester Bar; Friday, 5, at Mur- ton Mloor Cottage-each day at Len o'clock. Mr Watson's Hounds will meet on Monday, Apffl 1, at Sheepwash Bridge ; ...