... SPOR7ING. , TATTERSALL'S.-FRmDnY. ,Y A very thin aftenidance yesterdayW and little ot no l-eft- An important ,changevwas effected'in the Derby odds, 3S tf' having been offered against Washington by a gallant : who seeaied& very anxious to get on against him. Cai * backed at 22 to 1; the- general odds, however, did 'lot ezc 20 to 1. Nothing of note was done on tbe St. Leger. A club-bduses in St ...

... BRIGHTON RACES-WVEDNtEsnDv. The Brighton Stales of 25$sovs eaclh Two miles. Mr. Forth's Aaron, 4 yrs, 6&t tlb ?? Lord's Mountcharles's Rasselas, 5yrs, 8st Sib. ?? Licensed Victuallers' Plate of 50 sovs added to a Sweestailes of five sovs. Mr. Rush's b f, by Partisan, 3 yrs. ?? ?? ?? I Mr. H ammond's ec c. 3 yrs ?? . dr A beautiful race-won by a lengtb. EDINBURGH RACES-TuaESDs v. The Scotch St. ...

... I TATTERSALL'S, Aua. 20. With one or two exceptions tse- odds cniu the same as -on '1Wonday. Priamai Onio ireq~~j ?? o ri~se in the e His private peformiauces -are wonadru.b. 1l ir T]SN and tie 4 -ye solds 5ib; adrn does other; astonishing things. ft s Owydr0 have been eoafined to trials. ?? Pt th113 fkii as a rattler, espeeriailly as two or the gn de5 a~bpn backed him to an immense Smout t0 ...

... nSPakTINVG- etha_ O EXET ER RACES-AUG. 19. ?? Ltdie'Phlate, of 50 soss. The best6f three one mile' hesta L. j . , I -onthe~old.Course. l' r t. C Fincl's b f Benefit 4 yr3, 7t tub * 11 l't. -rLt~y's r h fouter Johnny, 5yra se gib : 2 2 Mr. Hayward's St, Lawrence, 4 yra 75t ?? - 2 dr A SPweepstakes of'two guineas each, with 25 sors added by . the inhabitants .of Exeter; four yrs lOst, 41b; five ...

... SPOPT.-II=VG?NTELL71GEENljE- ?? * ; GiALWAY KACES. .a-CSUBSDAY,-SCOND DAY. Ga'Tay Corithiansof 10 sove. ?? mite beatsrode Mrk titelsel' Adons, 1t I1 gentlemen., ?? 4iabne'sib sn, l ist rlb I I Mr Mac'dennell's Flyaway yin, I St r1b 2 .. 32 Mr KilEelly's Bolivarj J1 b 3 2 Mr A St George's b m esse 64 Mr W M'Don'ngh's Wily, list91b ' - . . 6 * ASCOT RATUE7,DA)r The *oads were notmulch thronged ...

... ' ASCOT -HEATI SECOND MIEETIG . The SecondMeeting (being its second year) at Ascot Heatbt commenced yesterday, but not with that degree or prorfiso of sport orpatronage as to induce an expectation that this extra Meeting will be continued with sny prospect of popublrity.- L.ord Aaryborougl has certainly done wonders in making them so good as they'are ; but at this advanced period of the season ...

... ICURRAGH SEPTEM3iER MEETING. WEDNESDAY-THrRD DAY. King's Plate of 100 guineas . *Ir ?? Mr Flessl'a Milo 2 . 2 I'r Maher's Speculation' 3 a . a- 2 to I on Napoleon. Wellington Stakes-3o sovs. each, it subscribers. Mr Huntet'sDistilnsue I Mr Maher's Lapwing 2 , aplitai Forbes's Iioneer 3 Aptaid Westenra', Conrad 4 A great bettihg racd. Swgepstakes 20 sovs. each heat. NedSligo's Druge ?? I I - ...

... ,IPOk'AIN. CTJRRAGFI SEPTEMBERt W ETTING, ranmAr.' t 0 The day was very favourable in -the morning b'ut about one t o'clock the fain commenced and fell in great torrents, which made the course very heavy. The first race was for the mares' plate; four-mile post, heats; four mares started, Mr. Witt's Urganda came in the first, closely folled by Mr. Mayne's Sa- lbrina. The othe ...

... IP OR TIhet. ?? A CORlIFSPOVDi@NT.] SLIGO RACES. These races, which commenced on the 7th inst., afforded great amusements and although thecoursewasuothonouredwith the presence of some of those who consider themselves tthe hart ton of Sligo, yet the lovers of sport were by no means disappointed at a want on the race course, easily dispensed with. and amply amnended by the pleasure afforded ...

... . ?? ?? - *i~ay, firstday, Coutitv, Cup and SO sovereigns added by the ,:`or`Stewardls for countv Limerick bred orses. Mr. Pitfgeirld'e,.f-yeaik~~yClclaiY, - l - Pr. ftya's gray maare, iened, . - . * 2 ' H~t}1eeP of 10 Soverefgus, p. pn. with Wa added by the Stew- ~I. MaierrW, Trinket, 8 years. old, I - ?? . Biake -, Pleiai5,3 ysewas od, - -. - 2 . lm take s Daarinn,saged-, dr. ?? jisrivig'b, ...

... DONCASTER H ACES. DONVAOrsaiSec 'The extr~aondinaxy success of thecrack N' AlrN55 not onlW nearly destroyed rhebenigf t ewmrke lo 1j4 frightened sevraIoheegro, bt ile St GrsPet won. the Riddlesworth intflie most clever ra-I ege. aind would have beat.Au~jutus for tbe ol rao-iogejj15 er. facility, but for a bad start. TheDeby stakees - o than a gallop for him, 'as was. evince Wasl defthin eq, ...

... DONC.AsrPER IA E The Cleveland Stakes8of 25soysa,,_, y Lord Fiftwilliasoa's ?? 4ohisr Air. llouldsworth's Fortitude b 1 OaerG.) .The Four-year Old Stakes of 5 SOVS~ On scribersq.) 2 'Hon. E. Petre's Roarton h lord Cleveland's Stottbrth The Foal.Stakes of 100 sovs each_ (10 -u .Mr. Richardson's St. Nicholas lubseribers.) 2 'Lord Qtaeensberry's Hiassan Mr.1'iouldsworthi's Crescent I WEDNESDAY ?? ...