... SPORTING INTRLLIGFNCE. TATTEIRSALL'S-YESTERDAY. A very heavy settling on the Goodwood events, and, on the weholv, a satisfactory oue, completely engrossed the attention of all present until six o'clock; a little business was aftervssrds transacted onl the St. Leger and Derby, enablingus to draw up a short list of prices:- ST. LEGER. 5 to 4 on Mr. Bowes's Cotherstone 10 to I agst Col. Peel's ...

... MANCHESTER GARRISON RACES. MONDAY.-The Garrison Stakes of S sovs each, with 15 added, 7 subs, once round and a dis, were won in two heat6 by Mr. Crofton's Miniature, a yrs, 10st (Mr. Brethorton), beating Mir. Cowell's BrowI, Muzzle (lateCobwtall), 5 yrs, l1st41b, and four others, very easily. TheTrotting Sweepstakes of 10 sovs each, h ft. with 50 added, the second to save his stake; 10st each. ...

... SPORTING IN2'ELLIGKNCH. BEO.TING AT MANCHESTER.-TuESDAY. WOLVERHIIAMPTON STAKES. ii to 2 agpt Eboracuttn (taken) 7 to I nget ilcalleen 6 to I - ilyltus, I 8 to 1 - Fidhawoa ST. LEGER. 6 to 5ion Cotherstoie lit to I aillt Napier 10 to 1 agst MuratI DlERtY. to to Iagnt lrgly Buck 25 to I Rgpst Saddle How II to I - Rattan 2.5 to I - VOWtr 20 to 1 - Wadlastra colt BRIGHTON RACES. YBs-rEtDAY.-The ...

... SPOR TING INTELLIGENCE. +4- TATTERSALL'iS-YmsT~n.tDAY. A thin attendance and nothing done worth quoting HARWICH RACES. WFI)NEADAY.-TIIC Tradesman's Gold Culp of' 60 sovs, added Wo a Handicap of 15 soc's each, 10 ft, and u only if declared. Two muiles and a quarter. 20 subscribers, nline of whoma declared. Mrs. ilorlby's Champagne, 6 Yrs, 8st Sib ..I Mr. King's Ararat, aged, ...

... SPO Ut TING INTELLIGENCE. +4 BRIGHTON RACES. THuRsnAY (corcct'DRD),-SweepstakeS of 3 sovs each, 40 added- winner to be sold for £120, &e. Heats, New Course. 0 subs. Mr. Shelley's Titania, 3 yrs, 7st 41b. (Waketleld) 7 4 1 1 Mr. Monk's f by Glanicus, out ofTruidge, 3 yrs, 0st 71b.. I r 2 2 Colonel Wyndhami's Glance, 3 yrs, Ost 71b ..3 1 3fell Mr. Sopseith's Allrneale, 4 yrs, 8st Gib ...

... THE SPO rMANS GAZETTE| _ ?? Ad 6SFAM1-- sY EDITED BY ' VATES. _ TO THE SPORTINO PUBLIC. AVATES begs to state that thefsdlest particulars of Provintial s in genera4 and the Jing in particular, will in future be f'n'din the Couserav EOOTXON; therefore our Subscribers, both in and Cosantt. anxioasssfor these detail.s, are requested to order ef their NewtreW3l otlr CoUT. iIO. ANSWERS TO ...

... ? ?? RI 7 NC. it ?? TO COME. C25 ?? Circuit. ~pto51Slish~t~and.Renwilc (o ~ji ,X*ithim twenty miles of Newcastle' 1ie'and Tom'Smith,. of Sheffield, 25 sore a-side,% 'diefrmSheffield. i 30Yeng Re and Fnc Horidge, 50 sovs ?? Cir- cuit. Sept. 1l-Browrn and Massey. 10 sova a~side-Manfliester. Sep 26.-Sinb Stton (of Liondon),and Marry, Prestons (of Birnng ham), SO sovs a..atde, within fifty, miles ...

... I MATCHES TO COME. Aug. 7-Smith,: of Knutsford. and Lee, of Middleton, 440 yards, for 25 soya a-side, at Bellevue. 7-John Berkett and G. Blench (Of Preston), 120 yards, for 10 sues a-side, on the Jarrow tarnpike-road. 7-B. Lund, of Sheffield, and a Nottingham man, 200 yards for 10 soya a-side, at Wbitwell. 7-Thomas. Gibbs and James Aleock (both of BnarSlem) 120 yards, for 10 sovs a-side, at ...

... S P O R T I N G. TATTUM SALL'S.-MONmDAY. A very heavy settling oin the Goodetood events, end,. on the whole a satisfaotorv otte, completely engrossed the attelonir of all present until six o'clock; a little busioess wias afterwards tsans. acted on the tbt. Leger and Derby, ena-bling.lis to draw up. a short list of prices:- ST.LEGER. 5 to 4 on Mr. Bowes's Cotherotone-10 to I agst Cot Peel's ...

... $vrresof the Yachtifng and Rowing ClUbs' in earious parts ,,jt h rceeig f theft' CKbs an h .asie o hi .M3takhes to cosae.'_ MATCHES TO COME. A ig 7-Coldham Sall Sailing and Rowing Matches, 7-Starcross aud Eze RegaliL, Aug7 jand8- Type Graand r Regatta. Asug ?? between tor. Webb's Sea Now, b 5 tons, of Herwich, and Mir. R. Francis's Union, of.25 tons, for 50 sora atside, at Shontley, cawich. 5d ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGEBNCE HAR WICH RAOES--(CONiCLUDED). .li~4.,TThc Cup of FiftIy Guineats, given by W. S. Standish, l~Sdd~d Io a Seestsks of 10 sure eacb, la ft; three ya) four, flat b b; five, 8ist lahi ; six and aged, 9at 21b ; win- of any' stake lofXO0 ;alue in 1848, ;5lbs extra; marts c. d 316s. About a toils and It half and a distance. Nino vjfsrnbl5 charmpagne, 6 yes ...

... TATTERSALL'S. The few bets, or, speaking by the card, the few ofl'rs made yesterday afternoon, completely reversed the positions of the two principal favourites for thle Wolverhampton Stakes last quoted from Manichester; any one would have taken a to I about Queen of the Tyne, and any one would have laid 5 to I agst Elboracurn-ti fact, sO strong was thc feeling against the latter, that wee ...