... KNGSTON' OIUsPRcps MN Nr9IC ?? .of t' Filthg'e colt R l r this e f eee t~he folbowing important changes ht~ve takent .place iK1 the htet'. 41 to i agst Filagree (taken) r1:D to at 10 to 1 agst l3unfer 30 to1i agst Medoa It to, 1t t agst Svlprok ; ? : 32 ¢!ta to lpeuut 12 toj agst -apennes ~ 9to 1A9. st 4J~peuu 18 to 1 aggst de 50 to i agat Salrti I8 to 1 agst ?? . 60 to 1a'st Pbisip 30 to,1 ...

... SPORTINtYG. . . NEWMARKET CRAiEN MAIUMNG Plae o ~5I.for2 ys odW desdea . Aril oi. i. Stiscription Plate ef,501., for °a yrs oldi 7t; t`,r~ea.Sst 71b ; fouz : .. ?? T.Y.C. ,,polonel Wilson'suchfby Juiper - - M Mr. Rogers's bf ?? - - ^ , Colonel Peel's bI f Wersatility - Won by half a lengtb. 7 to 2 agsE f by Juniper. Th ?? Dinner Stakes of lOtl, sovseachh, 1ftt, for colts, 8 st7lb, -an-d ...

... SPORTIffN,, THE Ci;ARET.TAlES. The izmportance of'tbe -Cliren Stakes, run on Thurd tdie circugxttance& atteiiditig itaequire f-rot us a. more (I . I acont? a?;tS 4suab.,, . Ilbod~de at ...

... NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING-APRIL8 Sweepstakes of 25 sovs each, for 2 yrs old. T Y (. 9 aUttS Mr. Sowerby's Sir Thomas Doke of Rikhnmond's Sbirley. Won by a head. The Port Stakes of 100 sovs each, h ft; colts, Set 71h; fillies, Set 41b, Th; , The owner of the second horse to withtdraw his stakes. 15 s1ite Mr. Chifney's Priat.. Colontel Wilsoo's br c by Comos I Lord Exeter's Mahmond .. *- .. 'L ...

... SPORTING INTiELLIGENCE. . NEW2AUIL CIIAVEN METrING. FRIRAY NGINx.T?-We have hitherto omitted any notice of tha- I weather, which has been remarkaible lor its variety. Ou l1ondayr the heat was excessive; on tuesday tie other e.xtreme prevailed, and these -transi-ions fromu heat, to cold continued up to lhursday night, being equally sudden and unhealthy. This morning, another change occurred, ...

... ?? .. .. ?? . -- ?? ._A NEaAKTFlasV SPIIING tAlETIN-o.-1831. Newmarket, Sunday Afternoon. If we nmay judge frotm tbe list, the ensuing meeting cannot fuji of b9(;.,etv , epeill s,~ppq'5 there are eight races duwn~forto-mofr~w, sei'en foir Tui~Adiy, tbree for Wedl~es-I day, six for Tbu r.t stPe/ i (ix: others are in f100 ~~ the two tljou. c-'ve l tile1lrt-naedaake maf-lmst unreasonabl *~''' ...

... NIEWVYAR-KE' FVIRST SPRING MAEETING. ?? ;ngstqo soase Rooms, Wednesday Night. .Eg.t1,0QO Gc!E5A! srvass (-sononow).- Even. on' 0'Oyreni 5 tqo' 2 agst Lioqess, 5 tol agat Altisiidora. ' ,, ' 4~ffigeh- 6 to 4 on Priam, 5to 2 ?? S stg ligst DVapshne, 5 to 1 agst Slight, DERBV-7 to 4 agat Riddleswprth; 7 to I agst Colwick; '9 to '1 agst Blunde~r; 1 to i'agst Daphne,; 17 lo 1 agst Bras de Fer ; 17 ...

... -COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-LONDoN, SATURDAY. HOItSE RACING BEIS. SiUiML170F. V. TtHED. This was an action brought to recover the amount of a Ibill o f exchange for 1851. A bet hld been laid to that amount on the St. Leger Stakes at Doncaster, by a person named Sley, who, losing, gave the bill in question, which was accepted by the defendant. The plaintiff was indorsee, and his claim was opposed ...

... 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. ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE - -l E V3.-i ;E srnA ?? SPRING MEXTIING, 1831 The Whip may be challenged for on the AMoray oa T d this meeting, and the acceptance must be signified Terda resigned before the end of tbe same meetingr If harte p and accepted, to be run for on the Tuesdav 'in the Scend fr meeting following, B.C. carrying 0Ost - Teach, and t ctohet sovseaoh, ?? sor3 eaoh; p p. - aid to 'tal ...