... SPORTING INTKLLGENOE.; |, :, lTtansALL,'S (londay).-For the Oaka the owly bets .Iid ,vwere \6 ,to i, and afe rwards 12 to 1 ia.itlgq, against the Aadelaally. Soine.othr aiares were in- qrnred aftei, but there are very few books on the race, and those whe are laying on it appear to be full against everything except Passion. Tbie Chester Cap betting was in such small samie as scarcely to deserve ...

... ?? TX- . . _ iL iPlWCASTLE RAcES.-At a general meeting of the RaCe Committee, held on Wednusday last, at the Turf Hotel-John Hlodgson Hinde, Esq., M.P., in the ;hair-01 the subject of several proposend improvements O fthe sti and oth-r ercoin flxie t joil phlas by the Meee~ss Green, arehiteets, tor enlargirng tile stand on a very extensive and effiiient mrsnner were introdueed, and the ...

... li - D A- I ?? I VOOT FACT.---A fot lrace took place at Ricii- mond, on Saturday last, between the Antelope, of B. r- nardcastle, and the Naitmaker, of Staindrop, for 51. each; the distance 110 yards. It was a fine race, and the judge decided it to be a dead heat. IL was agreed that the party should run again at a future period. PI DEST1,tNISM ] EXTRAOtRDINARY.-4Jon Perry, the American black-, ...

... -:SPOR'INIIG INTEL]4GENCE. , The Northamptonshire Sta1ies was won by Lady Wildair; Sylvan, ?? and Ballinafad, 3. HUNTING APPOIN'MENTS. .ThaDurhzan County xox-lioudisd will meet on Mon- day, April 3, at Cold Pike Hall; Wednesday, 5, at Flass ; and on Friday, 7, at Burdon-each day at half-past 10 o'clelok. The Tindale Fox-houads will meet on Monday, April 3, at The Heouh (Countess' Park); and ...

... aE Fdao RACE.-On Monday, a foot race for £2S aside,took place on the Scotswood road, nearthis town, between Colonel Forster, of Leinington, and - Par- vis, which was won by the former, after a severe race, by about one yard and a half. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. THE TINDALE FOX-HOUNDS Will meet on Monday, November 6th, at Gaonerton Thursday, 9th, at Bel- say-each day at half-past ten o'clock. MR ...

... l smrt-. ?? UTTEtR HUNTINa IN THH TEEs.-On Saturday morning last, the ulurworth and Stockton otterhoutus met at Mr Ralph Harrison's, l-Iurworlh, this being the fi'st meet of the' season. After casting in at the Pet- tals they immediately challenged, and dragged dtown to the Eshes (at Dinsdaie Locks), a deep oF above a mile in extent. Having found and unbiled after some ex- cellent hunting, ?? ...

... I _ SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, SIKfF MATC9,-OU Monday a skiff match for I51 a side, was rowed on the river Tyne, by Richard Clasper and Gilpatrick, which was won by the latter by several lengths. A cricket match was played on Wednesday last, on the cricket ground at Hendon, near Sunder- land, between eleven gentlemen of that town and eleven of the officers of the 63rd regim nt, widloh was won by ...

... - A LONDON, THXURSDAY. APRIL 26. I Consols opened yesterday at.91h to 02, touch- ed 92k, and closed at 92 to 1. Bank tatc1O lett uff 192 to 194; reduced three per cents. 90? to %; three-and-a- qate per cents. 9 to 5/; long anuuia8 -6t Inkidia sta'o.ck 213 to 247; Iudiat bonds, 67s to 70s; aild exclequer-bills 45s to 48s premium. There was a con. siderable amount of business transacted in tbo ...

... THE CLASPERS V. THE SHIELD$ CREw.-In re- ply to the challenge of the Shib 1s croew, Henry Clasper says, that, he and his brothers, casnot accept any chellengo from any Varty until they fulfil their pro- mised engagement with the London watermen. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. mr Hlildyard'Harriers will meet oa Monday, Nov. 2, at East G.ate; on Wednesday 4th, at Woodcrott; and on Friday 6th, at ...

... THE CLASPEetS AND THE LONDON WATERMEN. -It reply to the acceptance by the London water- men of the challelge to row for 300, Henry Clasper says, that the present state of his health will not per- mit him to undertake the task fo: the present. Mr Clarke, of the Legh Arms Hotel, Newton, has purchased, for a large figure, from J. L. Allanson, Esq., the whole of his racing stud, which cousists of ...

... TIIE FRENDH STEEPLE CGAS.-Thle long es- Pected steeple chlase camne off on, Monday, at the Croix de Bernay. It VaIs more numerously and fashionably attended than auy similar imeeting since the introduction of horqe- racing into France. The Sport waso excellent, and the horeeznaneiiip ot the jockeys, particulatly tlit ol` Captain Peel, the winller of thle Great Stakes, value neuarly 1,0Lo ...

... NEWC TiTLE UPON TYNE RACES,. Non|lta if for the Northumberland Plate of ftx add~d to a hiandcicap.elates of C5 covs ceah, left, r ly 5 if declarea by the 27th Of Mlarch. Twvo ?? Sir Tatton Sykes, 5, yrs lago, 5 yrs Wiasma, 3 yrs Lethargy, 4 yrs Inheritress, aged L0ouisa Newell,4yis Colt by 'Theun- Fearnley's dam, 4 yrs Titus Oate, 4 yrs Epirote, 4 yrs Jos Lovell, aged Meaux, 4 yas WVhizgig, S ...