... W G -NJ .-ELL IGE N CE. rat tire of the B BETTING AT-'['ATTERSALL'S. th the The attendance, on .1 orday, was both numnero sand epectable as. A and the betting tolerably heavy. Maineluke has becotnedecidedl' rration, the first favourite, at 7 to 2, at which he left off. Granby close' ructive at 4 to 1, at which odds he was backed to a considerable amoun lug out in the early yart of the day; at ...

... HLANDFORD UR ACr S.-Fsrt Day, redneadeg.- The Sweelistakca, one mifle hnat, wns wvr by & .r. Dilly's Paudriuns, behti 1g Mr. F'Irrqrtlh;irtin's Wandilerer, Mr. Biggs' Sotolenskk.-Tlie Dor'setshiie Gold Cup of 100 sovereigns was %vOII byI Mr. larihi iii nalied Presentimen t, buatirig Mr. Dilly's Parnidirtin, Mr. Banikeg' cb. c., Mr. Far(quiarson's b. f., anid Lord Rivers na nd GaInelia. (This ...

... STOCK'ON ItACES. llIursdajY,A~uq/. klf-Sweep'ltaks ofl14)sovs. each, with ,24 fadded, f or all C&ges. Twoilles. ( suhs). Mi. Clapbangs hr. c. erafty, by Rliadaniathu 1. Lord Darlington's h. 2 . Sr ab,bylhantom,:2. Mr R. Watt's - ?? ?? ate, 3. 4 to 1 agst Mrafty; ell betting Wcatt's Ajjg 4 the field; 2 to I agdt Serab. A Maiden Plate ofCo5, tor all ages. Two nie h 1 1k. MrXMraden's E l. ch. ...

... WORCESTER RACES, AuOUST 21. For the Sweepstakes pf 25 sovs. each, for three-year-olds; co lts, 8st. 71b; fillies, dst. 41b, a mile and a quarter, Mr. GifF'ord's Pantaloon w4lked over. The Worcestefshire Stakes of 20 soya9. each, h. ft. Two miles. Major 6rmsby 0ora's Hesperus, aged, 8s. 8W. Mr. Blartldy's The Constable, 4 years, 7st- flb' 2 - Mr. Griffiths's Palatine, aged. bst ?? ?? 3 Mr. ...

... SETTING ROOM5, TATTERSAI.L S-AUG. 23. bu Thorn woo seine brisk boting to-d;,y ons tso or three of ed the fs-o-rites, but without relfeting noo change of impaprt- to t oce. The Derby horse is still alithe rage; he -vos batced at 7 to2, and S to 1, to some amouat, while Grahby as en- a tirely sitheot friends. Nooplus ndvances, 15 to I being taken. Sancho is also gettiag op. The oltds geaerallv ...

... SI'fORTING INTELLIGENCE. TATTERSALL'S. There was a very numerous mnuster yesterday of the most respectable supporters of tbs Turf, and businees, particularly towargq the clese, wa! very bri-. Ilbs- only alteratious wortth r.aticing, ar tho-e fvhtch relanto lew o! thes middling &nl euiidv sHort. t'edlkr aod A stiope are rising; Transiawiout er beisg s. *ie opening a little 'lnder 20 1o I' fsll ...