... I _ The subjoined are the moves of the sixteenth ganme played be. tween M. St. Amant and Mr. Staunton, which was von by the French gentleman. The English champion had the move, aad played the white. Mr. S. eL St. A, Mr. S. Ili. St. A. I QBPtwo QBPtwo i0 KttoKfth B3 tabesi t 2 QKttoB3d KPtwo 31 P takesB QtakestP 3KPoue QKttoB3d 32BtakesKRP QtoKKt3d 4 Q R P one K B P two 33 Q takes Q (f) K ...

... KILDARE HUNT STEEPLE-RACES-WEDNESDAY. cc Siewurds-Earl of Clonmel;, Raeny Carroll and R. Lak Touche', jeun., Esqrs. The annual races, got up under the auspices of the nmembers of the Kildare Hunt, came off at Fuachostown, aiear Naas, over perhaps one of the most trying courses in Ireland. 'The weather wasl most favourable, and the at. rh tendance numerous; the sod was in excellent order. ,The ...

... EPSOM RACES-DERBY STAKES. I PO AE-EB TKB WEDNESDAY. The Derby Stakes of 50 sore. each, h. fL, for 3 year old colts Sat. 71b., and fillies 8st. 21b. Last maile and half. The owner of the second horse to receive 100 sovy. out of the stakes; and the winner to pay 100 sovy. towards the expenses of additional police officers. (161 subs). Mr. Bowes's Cotherstone (Scott) ?? ?? I Mr. Cbarritie's ...

... DONCASTER RACES-THUpSDAY Iw~nt~ t,,r -n\-m nv o A - nweepstaktes ot 200 sgus each, h ft-for three-year old OIr 8st 7lb; fillies 8st 21b; the second horse to save his ?? Lre, St. Leger Course (19 subs). of Mr. Bowes's b c Cotherstone ?? ?? (F. Butler) P., Colonel Anson's ?? I do Lord Egl 's Ai istides . ?? Noble) g as Won cleverly, by three lengths. 4 to I on Cotherstone-5 to I against Napier.8 ...

... I :; i SPORTING YNTEL IGENCR. MOlLNIg1]RA0ERS-TURtaDAY, Ooa'oa11' SI. These sporting itisplihsbeos commented- yesterd4c. under mbst flirourabla circunmstaniceil, the weather being delighfully Sinle, the .ground.lngiitid order, and, the attendance numerous and fashion- asble. The course Is the samel a la'st yefar, laid out In thne derenseart of Manners M'Kay,, Esq., about one mitle beyond the ...

... | NE\lWMARKET RACES-MONDAY. 501. for for four yrs. old and upwards. Last three miles of B C. Mir. Pettlt's St. FrancIs, -aged, 1 . . . . .Mr. Rogers's Prosod, 4 yrs t . .. 2 Match, 300 eovs,, Bat each. R M. Lord Maidstone's 'ho' Caster beat Mr. Ougley's Queen of the Gipsies. Won in a canter. Sweepstakes of 10 sovs. each, for three.yrs.old. T.Y.C. General Yates's Canton .. I Duke ?? Sister ...

... TATTERSALL'S-TnuaRsAY. The only bets wero 600 to 25 agst Mr. Quin's Loadstone (17 to I the market price), boo to 20 agst Colonel Peel's Orlando, 1,000 to 40 agst Mr. Bowes's T'Aild Squire. and 1,00 to 20 each agat Mr. Bowes's Saddle Bow and Mr. Vane's Valerian. NEWMARKET CHAMPION COURSING MEETING. YRDnESDAY. -Chippenhean Field. Flst Ties for Puppy Stakes. Traveller beat Donna Maria I Ferrand ...

... I GOODWOOD RACES-TUESDAY. F I ?? I (CONTINUED.) The Goodwood Club Stakes of 10 solV. each. Craven Course. Mr. J. DaY's gr h Portrait, S yrs, I lst 61b (Mr. J. Bayly) ,I Mr. Hook's Una, 5 yrs, l Ist (Mr. R. Oliver) . Lord G. Bentinck's Yorkshire Lady, 4 yrs, 9st 91b (Lord Marchj) Duke of Bedford's Currycomb, 6 yrs, I 1st 41b (Capt. Williams) 4 Count Bathany's Monarch, 6yrs, 10st 61b (Owner) .. ...

... WORCESTER STEEPLE CHASTEEP The Royal Birthday Stakes of 2)5 - e NDAV. * added; 15 ft., and 5 only if declared; 3; ' Vth 130 whom paid 5 sovs. each. subs., 1,3 Mr. Gordon's Dragasman , Ist 51b (Oliver) Mr. Green's Forty-two, ?? 41b -, ' Mr. Ekins's Duenna, 1 Ist ?? ?? Mr. Holman's The Page, lost 71b ,, ?? The following also started but were not pc . Ekins's Peter Simple, 12st lilb Mr A P-4ed:_l ...

... MONDAY MORNING.-Mr. Isaac Day's Portrait, 5 yrs., Gorhambury and Peter the Hermit were amongst the re- ported arrivals this morning, but have not yet been seen. Cotherstone, Prizefigher, and two or three others, at Pig. burn, will not arrive until Tuesday morning. None of Mr. Ramsay's are expected. William Scott met with an acci. dent at York, two or three days ago, and will not be able to ...

... I_ KILRUE GRAND STEEPLE CftASE. I Next Monday is the day appointed for this long talked-of V event. The ground selected for the race is situate about a s mile beyond the village of Ashbourne, and will afford the D spectators an admirable view of the race, in consequence of tthe horses having to pass the winning post twice. The horses for the first race are to be at the Stand-House at a quarter ...

... I SPORTING INVELLIGENCE. ler- Iil ATHY STEEPLE CBASE AND FLAT RACES. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) - ur. These races will come off on the 29th and 30th instant. The fol. belowing horses are entered for the Handicap Sweepstakes, of 5 sovs. ert each, h ft. 25 added,-one and a-half mile heats:- ice Mr. King's Pipkpocket. I Ist. e Mr. Evans' oh c Bacchus, lost 121b. ce, Mr. Lockwood's b g Saucepan ...