... . The mhatch betweeni Moliiteux ai'd Rliiirm r, For ao6 giiitieas, took place yeseteday at Moulsey HMist. At one o'clock Rimmer appeared in The ring, vith his seconds Jones and Powers; -having previously thrown in his- hat as a token df defiance. Mdline appared soon afterhis adversary, attended by his seconds, Rich- man and Gibbons, antid after Some difficulty in beating Out tle ring, they ...

... -o p TNTRLLFIGENC. ~ENBMARKET IRDlOCTOBE or HOt&GHTON . MBEEINGt, x8ur' , - ThUtSDAY, OcToata B X. Sweepstajes of i5gs. each. 'irst half of Ab. M. Sir C.Bunbury's Fair Star, 8st. rlb - ' . MaOrWilson's Antelope,.8st 71b - - Mr. Blake's Askrig, 8st. xzb: 3 Ld.:F. Bentifick's. Asrntbdeus,' 8tt,4bi beat Mr. Shalespear's Spritej'8st. 41b. Two-yr.- oldCGrsejfsogs.-.IItO 8 on Asmo- degzt. 4b O-YF , ...

... The match between Silverthorne. and Dogherty ?? a stake of loo guineas, -was fought yesterday on Combe WVarren, near Kingston. At ialf past twelve the com- batants set to, with Bill. Gibbons and Caleb Baldwin seconds to Silverthorne, whose weight was 1stt. 21b. and Dick Hall and Powers for Dogherty, whose weight was islet. i rib. Current betting was 6 and r to 4 on Silverthorne. ' Round I. ...

... 3POXING. The match for too gusneas' and ?? ?? of SQ, ?? Ynng Belcher 'ssM'd Silvertlorne took niace yester day on. Crawley ?? far distant fi-nns. dopjbc'~ne, wvhere Crib -and Molii!eux contended.- Ycuig Belcher. is VIell kno yn as the most scientific: man on the b-xing list; antd Silverthorne had beat Dogherty and Burn, and fromi his ianner of fighting the fornies, his baclker again qatched ...

... I SP,., swanL rJGENCE. NEWMARIET THIt0U E CT9QEI or flOUG8TON- . MEETING,S.-FR?;DAY, MOV. I.- Sweepstakeiiof Io6s 'Aor'Vyr olds, tst 4Th. each Two-yr. . ldourse. . 'Tbe- wnner' tobee sld-fotr',logs. if demanded, &c. Ld Sullkel;,f.'by.E5ale' ?? , 3 Ld: lo'vtite'r's Bnightonlia, sisert r'gh-oa~ 3 Mr. Ciockford'8'R. ?? . 3rgtoi Mfr. Bla'ke' Sprightly,'st. be'at ~Mr. 'Shakespea Chester, 83t ...

... s- RATTLE BETWEEN DOGHFRTY AND HALL. The batle betiveehi Doglherty and lall took place on Wednesday, *iiin'a ?? mile of ?? Castle, Portsmouth. HaII vwas seconded by Lee, and Dogherty by Mendoza. At a .uartexD before thipee they zmounted the stage. The: .combatans then shook .nods an4d set to.? ',Round ?? m'adeI play,iand {Tall made a right-hand-, ed lunge at him, whichX was Well st6pped, and ...

... I p sr li F* F UsMO A hi i , CUP> ILL, F. L. IGITTY ; titt F. CA ) IO THlE b ?? PiOI (ON lt. lB, Ai i rtKG$O,'S I A ri rous;sseimblage of the afnlrtcirsr f H.bsclag (y Crib'h in ihe Cha:1ir), :Isd ?? of a 5m: -o6sdinnir at the Clssk T-avee2n, H.,lborn, in .hUarar of the Champion's v ,rie:, and tO piesent him With a Subscriptidn -Cup, set On foot by G(regin, hisi has beers ?? liberally. ...

... CARD-PL.4YiuVAC. - 1 , - - X, . 31 ?? nZ2 Jl, .prii5, 181 J. Digreat prew ~nce of Card p1~iyiug at this present i ?? the differ ri classes of society has induced inc p Y.eyo With a. I ew remarks on t e ?? may per- )i*Ppear p tpous il any iudividcal to call i~n, qaS- hat n not only the sauction and approbation, but forms| A considerable part of the amnsements of a ?? of respect. ablc, and, ...

... $PQPTING INTAlLIGENCE, NZWMARIKET TIIIRI OCTOBIMR, or HoEuGrT01 ; MEETIN'G, lxu.*i .MQNDAY, OcTostR 28. Id. G. E1. Cavendish's sister to Black Viamaon., bt CAl Udney's Black Cherr.y, 8s. .711b.'each. First h6 of Ab 3C 2SgS.-.6 to 4 on LdM G. H. CavendiseVs sister to Black DiM motid. - 7 - YMr. Ardnerewy. Discournt, 8st. maib. beat D. of GraftonisjMa, red, 7st. 1ub1. Two-yr. old course, xoogs ...

... P ING N I .- -. S-PORTIN I I-VTE LIGGE CE. ETbN COLLEGE RACES. ir Thursday the races on ~South Dowan Mceadows were pX revived, atter a suspensioa-ot 20 years,-and prorluced e soime excellent Sport. There was a coasiderable as-' o semblagc of faihionable conipany on the race-course each-day. - I I The h Silver Cup -for Ponies was run for by MAr. Sinpso'n's Steady . , - . s } jl Mr. Cannon's Pay ...

... : SPORTING INTJELLIG-pcE OXFORD RACEs. -,Tuipta&, Avrovss+6&A*^Pt9sr L The.Gord Cup of One Hundred GOde Tvalue WitO dred Guineas In specie, for hoirse of all Iez Run- . . 'l'wenty-one Substribers. tu ft Marquis of Ely's Poulton, oyrs.. Mr. Stratton's Cambric 4 yrs. , r.EL ?? ol Endei 4 v rs. . The Town Plate of So1. IO horses, &Car .} Peuin&l Iteam. Mr. Taylor's Hopeless Mr. Faulkner's ...

... .. §Nok TELLIGEN¢C?. ASCOT HEATH, TRURsoAvi, J(UNR z,3. : the Second a id Last' Year of the Rsnewed Terx Guineas Sweepstafkes Sir F. S ardish s bk. c. ?? ?? - ' Loird innaird narnes'.L BIg !hsbric &eresford , Even on aq~neton. .The Gold Cup of'oogs. valie, ?? of 2ogs 'each,the - 8' secorid horse to receive back his stalke, VMr:F. Craven's Jeanrnette, 4 yefr old ?? Guardy, 6 years dtd ' ' -Lord ...