... SPORTING IIVIELLIGENCE, TATTERSAL.L'S-THtURBAY. CnESTER CUP. 1000 to 20 agat Mr Glrilih's *ewcourt (taken twice) 1(100. 20 - Mr Hessietine's Filzallen (taken) 1OO- 20 - Ar S He bert's Antler (taken) 1Q00 15 __ Mr Wileon's Punch (taken twice) IOO-I _3 ?? Waive Crown Prince (taken) 1000 - IS - Lord Chesterfield's Pam (teaen) 1000 10 _ Mr Melklam's Bannockburn ttaken) DERBY. 13 to I agst Mr ...

... | ' '-ISP. 97iT ;I LIGENCE ,, . *1 i.-, -Zi_ ?? I ?? NEWAR'KTi SECCND OCTOBER MEETING : ?? ~-:-:T.iillum8AW G. ?? :,eOll, ba ft. 1R.IL ?? of Bedford's .Q ?? Vlb (F. Butler) Iit -, 'Uw RW Wt'o . e ?? -I Handicip S1Veipstfe3 'of 10 fJiY each, for three-yr-olds D 31. N*. SC. AiiVA a' . Danwn ,,,t ;9 . . 2ii. liklamrsn ost9 stt7b ?? _ L~rd Cllfden'g ~otto>'Lordet.IS61b: . ,Lrd Chestedeldws Chicot ...

... NEWMARKET HOUGHTON. MElETING. TUESDAY. Fifty Pounds: for two-yr-olids, a feather; three, 7st alb; four, 8et 91b ; five, 9st 31b six and aged, 9st 71b. The winner with his engagements to be sold Jor 300 guineas, if demanded, &G. Last three miles of B C. Lord H. Lennox's Little Jack, 2 yrs (T. Smith) ?? 1 Lord Exeter's Nutmeg, 2 yrs ?? ?? ?? 2 Air, Gregory's Damask. 2 yrs ?? ?? ?? 3 Three others ...

... I ARKAWAY AND THE GOODWOQD CUP. Te f'ollowing correspondence appeared in the Marning st of Saturday:- TO T'HE EDITOR OF THlE MORNINC POST. SIa-.I have abstained from repl)ing to the letter which appeared in your paper of the 5th inst., signed John P. Somers, until I could prove by sufficient evidence that the greater part of the statement then put forward is ei.. ther directly false, or ...

... GREAT AN'TI-TITHE MIETiNG AT TIM 1IL- I sKENNY RACE COUIRSE. I n nunuay lact, the 113th instant, a imeeting of' (lie inba- It bitants of tile barony of Shillelngher wavs h,,ld at the Mice I, Course, abo(ut three miles from this city. Though the clay n wore a threatt ning aspect, and a showver fell ?? ti the attendance ftlrom the neighbouring bavonie.~, as ve'll as Si fromt the counlty of ...

... SPF0R TING. NEWlARKEl CRAVNEN MfETING. NtwiaRICET, Sunday afternorin, three ?? meet. ig promiseq to be usiusually briiliant, a vat rlumber of grooms aiA siaddle horses having ?? sent in ; several of the nobility, &c. have already arrived, ilcluding their Graces the Djuke anrd Droahess of Richmond, Duke of Grafton, Duke of Poittland, Miarquis of Exeter, the Earl of Jersey, Earl Verulamr, Lord ...

... SPOR TIN, . NEWMARKET FIRST SPRINGC, WEDNESDAY. Sweepstakes of 100 sovs each; for fillies 8st 4tlb tei ii three years. R.M. Ileg Lord Eixeter's f by Sultan ?? ?? Mr. Ritlsdale's f by Whisker . ..I Won by two lengths. 6 to 4 on Lord Exeters' f p 9 Match 100 hfr. T.Y.C. Pairpd Lord Worcester's Coulon, Sst 71b . Lord Exeter's Father Longlegs, 8st 4t1b) *I Won by two length. 5 to 4, on Coulo *- 2 ...

... I GOODWOOIb RACES. THURnSDAY Nior11T.-The race-course this afternoon was bril- liantly attended, the Cup day here, as at Ascot, claiming the su- periority of attraction. Amongst a vdst number of fashionables was observed the Duke of Portland, Duke and Duchess of Argyll, Duke of Richmond, Marquis and Marchioness of Exeter, Mar- quis and Marchioness of Tavisiock, Earl and Countess of Errol, ?? ...

... I m I . . ?? L .. .- The under-sheriffofthis county (Waterford), a subaltern's guard of the68th depot, several policemen, some bailiff's and otherrespectable props ofthe churchby law estarli.shed, wvent forth on Wednesday morning from this city, for the purpose of seizing the property of certain tithe recusants, in the barony of Gaultier, under writs issued against them by Mr. Rebellion ...

... SPORTV7.1, DUNDALK RACES. Is j ,ThIese races csn162ff'on Wednesday last, over the Eag- 1 Qg~rdstown Course. The sod was in splendid order, with the exception of onelgrass field in the run home; and next to Xthewinning post, which was low ground, and conse- .h quently soft. The first race was for a very handsome cup, with the en- ,n trance and 101. added. At two o'clock the following horses ...

... i TRAMIORE RACES-MONrDkY. Sweepstakes of tell sove, h It, to which the stewards wil n add sixty sovsy if eight start. Second horse to save his la stake. Mileand half heats. Mr. Fitzpatrick's br m Waitstill, 6 yrs, 9st 21b ?? I I* Mr. Montgomery's b m Jenny Jones, 6 yrs, 8st 61b 2 2 ti : The race was a very pretty one between the two, but a Iore numerous field was generally expected. P ...

... SPORTIN'G. CURRAIG1 APRIL MEETING. HerMajst's lat IURSDAY, 25. Her Majesty's Plsteaot 100 gs fior Horses &c.-two yrs fol, 5st 7lb three yrS old, 8st 61b; four yrs old, 9st 6Ib; Slb ti mares and 9stgd; six and aged, ?? miles; Mr. Hutchins gre Cregdane,3 dysrold (John Doyle) I Mr. Ferguson's~egm took rcaa, old .. 2 C~rkane toketep ?? at a goad pa ce, H/arkay 'keeping a length behind-. At the ...