... Ate gutf anb otter *portfug 4jjes. Mr. Scott, whose accident was noticed last week in the York papers, is pronounced out of danger, aesd has been removed to his own residence. WARWICK SPRING RAcBs.-In consequence of the frost these races have been postponed till Monday, the 7th of April, and the Trial Stakes and Warwick Handicap have been re, opened upon the usual conditions, to elose saz name ...

... I A'rrtita Intettllgete. I- h ,J - - J NEWMARKET JULY MEETING. Brse ke THURSDAY, JsuTY 10. J c- SWEEPSTAKES of 10 oovs. eacb. New T.Y.C. The winner to Asb be Bold for £200, &o. (4 subs.) Mo Lord Exeter's Tunick, 3 yrs ?? 1 Mo be Dukeof Rutiand'seby Otatuen. 2 , Bk Stamp and Tom Save also stisrted.-ti to4 agat Stamp. 5 to 2 Chf agst Tunick, 3 to 1 ngst Tom Sore, and 3 to 1 agit Minikn colt. its ...

... Aovrtityq Intefliyure. 1d. I FRIOM OUR CtnREiSPONDENT.j lansahester. ?? Night. TEE CHESTER TRADESMEN'S PLATE. There was a very full room yesterday, Strathspey was in most force, she was backcd in one hand very freely at 25 to I; in one instance another gentleman obtained 30 to I in ponies; Wine- sour was b mkile at 20) to I to a Icaner en Liverpool account; es thb price was repeatedly ...

... Xpvr-ting Intelligence. (FROM OUR O511SPONDONT.) Masckater. Ireedntaday Night Our turf market is all but destitute of interest, and may be Wad to wear the gloom of dark December. Repeated offers are mrind by the bookmakers upon both the Chester Cup and the ate plu, ultra of the south events, of l84S; but it appears at pre- sent there is little or no desire to get on, end unless the ...

... BRISTOL H7ARlBOUR REGATTA. This popular amusement went off this year with more than usual spirit. By the praiseworthy exertions of an active corn- mitte, a considerable sumn (we believe above £100) was raised, which enabled the committee to offer considerabic prizes to the winning boats, and the consequence was there was no lack of sport. Besides the manly and healthful nature of tho pastime, ...

... ASHBORNE AND UTTOXETER On Thursday last, the cricket match between 11 of the Ashborne and 12 of the Uttoxeter clubs, took place on the Ashborne ground. On account of the unfavourable state of the early part of the morning no play was anticipated, but it became more propitious, and at 11 o'clock the wickets were pitched. Frequently during the game were the players obliged to flee for shelter to ...

... lortoIYNGrG IVATELLIGENCE'. IIONCAST Flit RACES. r'rcltirc, vie., is 1794, wheyl Wcclnrsilot was tlic rIvI-S (tay, sand Lte JI ilt. Legoi (%V00 by ielciliglarocgli) Lic, lent riue, tbey Iced Ireguirit o to Cr 18011. The Corporationc, licoirites voting tire liberal gainm Oft 1,Ocl. to al Lice cIrce, frioci, Iris's ciatua ccrrciy ivcliror'esiens 0cc thle coo rsc, rnd I 3 have. to Cocnsiderucbly ...

... I SPORTING INiT'LLIGEN'CE. I TAMWORTU RACES, 1M1ONDAY, Alarch 24th. Over the Staffordshire Moor Course. Sir W. W. Dixin, Barl., Stoward. A Sweepstake3 of 1i sovs each, 1p. p. twice round and a dis- tance. Mir. 5Wottihuoe n 1) i m by Vagabond, aged (Dodgsoll) - Mr] Choyce's br hi by Dr. FaUstus, 4 yrs oh - - - 2 Irr pilknlgtlon la 1)b m by Birdeatcher, 5 yrs old - - MrT. 'T Morris's br sta ...

... PEDESTRIAN IS-M. MATCHES TO COME. Nov. i0..D. Knott, of Oldham, and S. Andrew, of Lees, to run three laps round Bellevue course, for 20 sovs a-side. 10-W. OCott. of Foleshill. and J. Bland, of Derby, six score yrds, for 10 soyv a-side. 0-Haines, of Hammersmith, and Joseph WiUett, to walk seven miles, for 10 sovs a-side, Willett to receive half a minute start, at the Cats, Acton Bottom. 10-R. ...

... MATCH{ES TO COMIE. RETURN MATCHES. rstonday, August 4th, at Canterbury-Kent agst England. Thur.day. August 7th, at Canterbury-The Getlemen of Kent agst ?? of England. 31onnav, August I11th, at Briglitetn-The ?? and Ground, with iweuonan ort'lilch, a'got the County of Sussex. TbusrldLy,Aigust l4th~at Reabourne-ThelI. C.C. and Ground agot the West flerts Club. slsudas'. August l8th. as Bath-Tite ...

... MATCHES TO COME. RETURN MATCHES. douday, August 18th, at Bath-The M.C.C. and Ground a.st the Wes- uuties with Pitch, Wenmnan. arid A. Blynu, Eeq.- thursday (AUs'tt. Pa~t So~utehammpnton-The m.C.C. ?? theCOU~Y~ ians, iththee laersofEngland. Ththe. Augusty 25thS at ottingeham-eThe~ M.C.C. and Ground, with plic. ait th NorhenoCounieswithA. Mnn, Esq. r ' ?? }41ht, at ?? M .C. and tiround a.St the ...

... We leave Mr. John Broome, of Air-street, Picoadiliy, to lii own agreeable reflections for the weelt, with the commendation of the rare old song, to be sung in grand chorus by himself, his solicitor, and witnesses, of Oh jolly shilling, jolly, jollf shilling, I love a shilling dearly as my life; III lend a penny of it, I'll soend a penny of it, AndH'll carry tenpence home to my wife. The ...