... YORK AUGUST MEE'rING. TUESDAY, AUGUST 2. The, GreatsYorkshire Stakes of 25 snvs. each, 10 ft. for three yrs old colts, 8st. 51b. fillies 8st. 31b. St. Leger Course: Sis subscribers. Mr. Walker's br a Roubiliac .. . ,,W. (W. Scott) I Mr. W. Fox's ch fGitana, by Tramp .. 2 Mr. Rowe's b c Barkston, by Wel beck 3 7 to 4 on; Roubilliac, 5 to 2 agst.Gitana,and 4 to 1 agst ...

... THE NEW GAMIE BILL. | (From the SPOUTING MAGAZINE.) We are indebted to an Hon. Member for the following Abstract of the Marquis of Chandos's Bill, i' to consolidate and amend the Laws in England relative to Game and to authorise the Sale of Game. Possession of game to be illegal after six days in dealers, and twenty-eight days in other persons, from the expiration of the season. The following ...

... I SR. C':NG. CIVERAGH APRIL MEETING. S WEDNESDAY. Mlatch, 400 SVS each, 8st 71b. Two miles. Lord Clanniorris's gr c Regulator, - - t Mr. lorb s's b c Pioneer, - - - 2 Pioneer would have won the race with ease, but owing to bad jockeyslhip, Regullstor won by a nose. 6 and 7 to 4 on Pioneer. ~ellin ton Stakes of 50 sovs. b. ft. Three years old-course;-, second horse to save his stakes. MIr. ...

... LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING, 1831. The acceptances for the Tradesmen's Cup (value upwards of a thousand pounds), are the most numerous ever known for a si- milar prize. They consist of the following 46 horses:- Lord Derby's Felt, 5 yrs. 8st 121b ; Mr. - Clifton's Frlde, aged, 8st 121b; Lord Longford's Sir Hercules, 5 yrs. 8st bib ; Sir J. Gerard's Sarah, aged, 8st 101b; -Mr. Beardsworth's ...

... S PORTLI?W. SETTLING FOR-TIIE DERBYS AL'.D6I OASS This impurtahit finale to ?? months'. 'speculejion took place yesterday, at Tattersall's, and ?? together a vast number of sporting chgract'ersfrom allpatrtstof tlhekiigdom. Formerly we alwavys attended a settling-day with the confident expectation of heating of some As rotten sheep;' three or four b nd' seasons, however, made such' bavoc among ...

... SPORTING INIEELLIGENU6. TATTERSALL'S. Very little done yesterday beyond settling for Hampton Races- two or three changes are to be noticed in the St. Leger betting. Marcus continues advancIng, and there is every probability of his becoming first favourite. The partisans of Riddlesworth and Zany are very shy. They say that Lord Jersey and Mr. Stonebewer ought to declare whether they mean to ...

... I: DONCASTERI MEIF.TING.- CONCLtDED. | 'TfLiRSDAY.--The GksdcoeNs i3ST'KU of 1U0 'sos each,00 sova fa; tbree years old co!ts, .5t Olb, fillies, 8rt 3lb-St. Legor Course. . Mi. J.'lobingsonl bc LBwerpoel, by rramp . . . O 1 Lord Clevelrados b b Chorisior, by Lottery . O 2 Niriepaid. Sworosyoaos of 200 soVS each, b ft; three yesr. old colts, 8st 61b, t illibs, Sst 31'u-St. Luger c ...

... BELLEWSruAW RACFS. WEDNESDAY, 29.-SrCOND DAY. THE NAIrEFs STARFS.-The Napper Hunters' Sweepstakes, 51. each, P.P. 'to which J. L. IV. Napper, Esq., added S0.; second hisrsa to save bias stake, ifor horses bred in Louth, Aleatb, and nounty, oLtlasj.*^ ,SofDroghedn, not thorough-bred, and that never wori a ?? round orthe course and a distance; three years old, 7st; tour years old, lst 51b; five ...

... SPORTING INTRLLIGENCE. NEEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETtNG.-WEDNEsDAy NIGHT. The Column Stakes, which was run for this afternoon, was but an indifferent race. Bohemian, Vestris (as the Varenties colt is called), and Rush's went in front at starting; Bohemian having the lead as fat as the hill, where Vestris drew upon him, and immediately after the latter failed. Vestris then assumed a de- cidcd hlad, ...

... I - , . -, YOIK RACED. Monday, May 9,o-A Sweepstakes of v0 savs. each, for all ages. 2 miles. (8 subs.) Lord Cleveland's b. E. Maria, by Whisker, 1. Mr Wormald's b. c. Bullet, by Cannon Ball, 2. Col. Cradock's ch. c. The Barber, by Figaro, 3. Lord Scar- borough's br. h. Cistercian, by Catton, 4. Lord Fitzwilliam's br. c. T'onterract, by Cervantes, 5. Lord Scarborough's b. c. Chancellor, by ...

... DONCa8TEB IL&VES COWCZ.UDmB. Thlursday, Scpt. 2-eGascoigne Stakes of 100 sos. each, 3 ft., forSyearolds. ( lsubs.) Mr J. Robhisons b. c. Liverpool, by Tramp, - 0 1 Lord Cleveland's b. c. Chorister, by Lottery, -. 0 2 5 to 2 on Chorister (who carried 4 lb. extra for winning the St. Leger) after the dead heat, 6 o 4 on hir. Won by half a lengh Aus )we' s s of 200 sevs.each, h. ft., for 3 year ...

... TIMSDAv. The Craien Stakes of 10 sovs. each, won by his Majefsty's the :: nL. bval lng seven others. rho sis ?? Stzkvs of ?? sovt. for three-yearo-olds, wvon by twvo le:i;tUis, by Lord Lowvthel's Spaniel, beating three others. Three liar:!l:. Srreplsteks of 100 sovs. each, for the produce of mares covered in ]SS7, ivon by Mr. Maberley's Antigone, beating Snollensko. TWo WKISN0ESDAY. ?? Sucrwy ...