... SpORTRNG INTELLIGENCE. Dsfanchettcr, Wednceday nrtgilt. one occurrence at the recent meeting of Heaton's k Lord appeared to mar the general joy that Pt . l oar eye upon the day which brought the sport to .hte mean the result of the race for the gift of the R ' Manchester. All vaices-Tories, Whigs, Lords CmnD~s--were of opinion that, had the rider of o, ?? forgotten himself, therophy must ...

... - 11 ig E. spooTtic, - ? -Isr- ?? ; 1`icawhdeie Win , 51je'rble diveratOU ,UiftiInjo tl ',r6b C03 ftwbich w bfieflyAN . MosPri econd SOarsm (or hro, I~letoug~h patik Fyptieeved's suppot35ed l %Bjgbssed ?? flies, foa) b& atjg'6' to'lith-e froish C O D ob, Mi r' co b5ol hed bor e spourtfe h ' -bne _oo ?? piping el onsetrh approac hb g Ch twortMeeting. 'The entry hot up the it, cloied attb Bsh ...

... -- T :N .G --N - L G- -- SPOTN INTELLIGENCE. THE CIIESiII1tE HOUNDS WILL M~EET ON T SATURDAY, Dee. 2, at ?? Tarcorley. T MovDAy, 4, at ?? Dunharn Mamey. Shefli WBNsA. ,a lack Dlog. tratio TIWSDY, , ?? Heath. relief ~aev. ?? Logh. M~DA, ?? House. La WENYSD~. ?? Post. iuest TIU5DA, ?? IHal.: tiols oAUDY 6a plton IalaU whic, Al haf pas Tea elerk ,MR. LEECIIE'S HOUNDS Nob WILL MEET ON spect. ...

... Oplorting -ITte'litgenct. NEWTON MEETING. f WEDNEBSDAY, Juit. i. T The annual rases on Newton Common commenced to-day, and, . considering the 5thte of the weather, which was rainy during the r greater part of the day, the muster of both fashionable and un- f fashionable ?? was mucih greater than could with reason ci have been expected. Mr. Lawton, of the Ranibow Hotel, Liver- 0c' r pool, ...

... te, Metoanheestes, Thrrsdaa noon. , \'civton r..ces yestcrdrsy ?? frolize) c k. le wrah-$ al he Dickey With the fielidsmnen in the cup ramce-our rospcterdt It townsman carrying it olf saes ceent anfe. Trap won his reee in good style. .lIyLord'sWllhite Cap led at agood pace till within the diStaInce, when the darling hand came out, 2 of and did the trick cleverly. The fluetoations on the ...

... 1. . ?.slr6lvrlxl-N.4.. - LUvWERP09L MJ3ETiNG.-JUL'Y, 18. ;AiNTREF. cwOtruaw. .1 ; !~JESDA{Y. - : 1 The CgtoxTttt S' seaifSf 151'.erfivs-el, toe Fqs zf, ;i'vitl L, five,8tit. 91b.-six tend sgedt. i lht.--rMate5 and igeltin~ts niloiniat SIb-One mile and aiepsnrter.t . Mr. MIiles names hfb. er Hiehness, 4yrs -* t Mr Webster tiamestsirg. itdependettce, 6 yrs. 2' .Mr. Wilbrahsm names.br. It, Rex.; ...

... I S-parting TUANCHESTER, FlilD.Y NioxIc. Whether it is from the fickle weather, prevalent sick- ness, Burliley races, or somnc siter cause hevon(l the retch of our penctration, we know not-but the St. Leger spe- culations of the past week hav,! been ncither dashing nor brilliant in amount-stay ! ve have upon second thoughts hit the reason why things have gone so calmly on--to wit, the reportcd ...

... ?? 'Ne 'Stirr, 7? ?T I ? I 1. a t , a r gurf# 'r, 1, ?? ?? Friday J~Enflltli/r Juy It my be remembered that. en FIdyseroiltwooe4 ear iilletter wrills oibserving tht''ieealO.C weersay St. 1tosritt most sets se Say sot. WIelt, we wereC rlesent to lire rif Scott-for fte%% threeyer-l that sworutd aceom ru-l tie tsk. e Iateonly en turf record ore, t'te o t tlrreei ear.oild heario~g thast o sttt ...

... - fortillog lnttlligenre. IIOLYWELL HIUNT, 1831. 'rUESDAY.-OCTOBnE 14. The Produce SItaeis ol' 50 sovereigns cacli, for Ihree-year.oldi, Sir R. lBulkeley'a -ab Pf'r Lely. Sir 'n'. Mulkelev's bi 1' by Per I..I 'ir T. S t llvs c bv Bataledo~ri . 2..,s Lord 'estuiinstcr's R4gatta, by Camel . . Six paidi. The ArVtyir Stn/es of 10 sovereigns each, for three.year.olda. ...

... GREAT MATCH ITO GALOP FORTY TMILES IN Two Houlvs.-This was one of thlogreatest equestrian treats ever witnessed, And the' iakers of' iimce wore very heavy losers. Tho undertaking wis to plrford in saddle,' with a pony and. mare, forty miles'in two brinrs, and cattle to be changed but once. They weie' met well kiluhv in the sporting world who had indertaken this i xtrt6rdihsry itask, nnd money ...

... -W-- - - CHESTER RA013S. FtEST DAY, MONDAY. These raceg commenced this day. The following is a reaturni of tule rincing 'Tho TitrAn STAKES Of 15 Bovs. smeil, With 50 added by tile Stand Committee. Mr. Prike's hr g Captain ?? (M. Jonos) I M1r, Ogden's tsr a Harpurhoy ?? Mr. ?? Walioptt er c Vetmu ?? A PnHsnsreE SWSEPSTArcsS of 50 soav. s'si'l. Lord] I),rby'ri ch c Aei'onaut ?? (Lye)I Mfr. ...

... I *Pqting Entelligma. ?? A=NCHESTER, Friday ighit.. The banks of the Dee will next week be the arena of contention for the various valuable prizes of far-famed Chester races. The stewardship is in the hands of two gentlemen (Sir John Gerard and the Honourable T. P. Lloyd) whom, by their personal attendance, &c., can- not fail to draw a rich show of fashionable patricians and a very large ...