... STATE OF TIlE ODDS-BETTING ROOM. Dirary-9 to I agstBeiram; 9 to 1 agst Margrave; 10 to I agst Dulcinea; 11 to I aest Non Comp s; 15 to 1 agst Folly; 20 to 1 agst Alinster (ta); 20 to 1 agst Pastille. O.Ass--Notbirng done. ST. LEGOt-8 to 1 on tbe field. Y'OKr~SPRINo MILETI, e;-Thefollowingstakeslhavejustclosed: 'I he Spring S t Leger Stakes ot ?? Sovs each. Lord Sligo's Westport; Mr. ...

... DUEL ON AVIBLEQDON COA-MON. On Monday evening, at eight o'clock, u poUt-SLaae, in Which v ?? Lorenzo Mo re, C.B.,ill tle ?? of W.,l. ters, the conlstable fu nn Lames, bnd two otilr ifdiii. oiu.s, drove up to tile dthr of Unibi-ball, South .at it; anld ti,. Maigistrate, Mr. Clh'tulbers, iixmguu ?? bench, the Gieneral wa,. conducted itlto the odice. \\alters. bavin-g stited vbhu aid swhat he was ...

... GREAT STEEPLE CHASE FOR 1,000 SOVEREIGNS Tbis match originated in the Sweepstakes run tor at St Alban's lest week. It will be rec-llec'ed that MTr. El.moreas Mounraker came in firAt, and Mr. Evans's Grimaldi secd r y about balf' a length. Sc, comfident were Mr. Osbalhdattn, .r Evans, and several otbhrs that the latter would have won if a little. more use had been made of him, that in the ...

... SPORTINcG. 1' ?? o DSrtntion of tihe Subscribers was so laken up witb tbe dis- p Iftite late Steeule I-lce, that business was almost out of the ijIf~ 1..-tlie ni'ly b ts Ile heard of were .S5 to t against Caliban for et0 ) II even IponV, hetween Dormington and Bil- ri Ur IePill~rtan S'akes ut Warwick, next week. rhe se. p ...

... SPOR TING INTELLIGENCE. TATTERSALL'S, MarCH 26. The premises were. crowded, the sale of Mr. Maberly's racing stud having collected together a large number of sporting men of every grade. On the termination of the sale, the betting became pretty brisk. Beiram and Spencer were alternately first on the. list, and odds were more than once laid on each of them; at the close, Beiram had half a point ...

... SIPORTENG. I ENTRANCES FOR MAYO STEEPLE. Clf,% F. FIRST DAY, EASTER MONDAY, APRII,. i 3, SIX ;) ?? :Ii Mr. G. IT. Moore's b gSelina, aged; Mr. V. Blalke's b g 1c!:- lea, aged ; Lord Clanorirri 's b g Jerrv, aged ; Lord UhitmoT ris's br c Salmon, 4 years old; * i r. P. I'ersse's ch c Palarquir. years; AIr. W. Persa ?? Splinter, 6 years, or aged ; Cob; Bro)nesu's h iWaxv, 5 years; MAr. -T. ...

... TATTERSALLS, ApniT, 19. Tho bvrting wvas brisk on the Derby and Riddleawortl,, atd occasioned the following changes:- RIDDLESWnwrti.-5 to 2 agst M11r. Day's Salute; 7 to Y agst Mr. R{oberts's Brother to Cloudeslev; 3 to 1 agst Ida; 4 to 1 agst Duke of Richmond's Dream filly' DERBy.-7 to 1 agst Lord Exeter's Beirana (taken) ; 8,1 tn 1 agst Lord Exeter's Byzantium; II to 1 agst Mr. Vansittart's ...

... TENIPLEMOltE RACES. Ou Tui-sduy last, the race for ihe cliallenge cup, tlie property of the Bachelors of the 74 h legiment, came off *rn the lawn at Eastwood, tbe hospitable inaisiua of Thomas Berinutt, Ekq., I where refreshments ?? kindly provided. I -le following officers' horses were entered:- Major Crabbe's brov~n mire', Lady 'Clare, 4 years old, , 10t 71b., rode by 'Captain Baurnet . . -. ...

... il'ORTIYG. NEW _IRK-j .R&V'N' MEN il!'G -Fsnay The Ale Stakes of IU0 bovs eo6b, I ft; colts, 8st flb fillies 'st .41b DJe, jpe winner to be satd for 400, &c. 5 bs Duke of' Graftris i a Vneos fij ia~y)- -Duke ?? Arnhicryon Lord Exeter'B Vsarant Mr.. oulfasswbort'a Dlradleyv - 5 : f to 4 agst EueaS-Brrn cleverly. Handicap Swveepstaklesof. 10sovseach, for two Yr olde. ; Waaby lVl. Aftddiredall s ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGEYCE. CURiRAGH APRIL MEETING. SATURD.AY. *: fheseek'5 sport conaoluded tbis day, and the aldest s~t on the turf never witnessed a mairesplenltid dav. Tite and War crowded to excess by people of the first rank. The barid of the Fifth Dragon G.uards played during the int vale between the races. At ?? one o'clock Me Sport C,, r :- 1n11nceld. , ' King's Plate of l00gs for S yra ...

... SPORTIN'G INTl'ELlIGPyVCE 1'AITERSALL'S, ApRjl So0. The oddscloned yesterday as under: - 2,000 GUINEAS STAKES. (Tuesday next) Fs to I egat Colonet, Peel's Archibald (taken). Ditny.-7 to 1 agst Mr. Vansittait's Darioletto colt (taken); 9 to 1 agsinst Lord Exeter's Beirim (taken); 9 to t aget Mr Gulk's Margrave; tO to 1 agst Mr. Ridsdile'e Trustee; i2 to I 4 agac Lord Cjesterfi l ?? Non Compos ...

... MALTON CRAVEN MEETING.-TUESDAY. The Craven Stakes of 10 sova each (5 subs). Mr. Ellis's Pruenndorf .. , Major Yarburgb'sThe Lion .. .. Mr. Marson's Panton .. 3 IMr. Aett ood's Florio ?? .. 4 Sweepstakes of 10 soyv each for fillies, and 20 added. One mile. (4 subs.) Mr. Garfortb's b by Figaro .I - Mr. Robiton's Bounce .. .. 2 Mr. Ellis's Maria ..3 The Welham Silver Cup, value 50 sova, and 15 in ...