... 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 ...

... BY STEELPEN. The sun descends With many a spot, that o'er his glaring orb Unzertain wanders; stained, red, fiery streaks Begin to flush around. The reeling clouds Stagger with dizzy poise, as doubting yet Which master to obey: while, rising slow, Black, in the leaden-colored east, the moon Wears a wan circle round her blunted horns. We crossed the meadows by the Whey-house, and got to the ...

... This fine aquatic contest took place, as appointed, on Saturday afternoon, from Putney Bridge to opposite the church at Mortlake. The Cambridge crew arrived at Put. ney on Wednesday, and took up their quarters at Mr. Avis's, the Bells Tavern. The Oxonians arrived on Fri- day afternoon atthe same house. The Oxford g-ntlemen had aboat built by King, of that city; the Messrs. Searle, of Stangate, ...

... AUDLEM MEETINC-MARCH 11. Stewards: 0. Kenrick, R. B. Bellyse, and W. Baker, jun. Esqrs. Judge: Mr. Platt. Mr Brindley's r t The Comssaxsan STAKES. Mr Kirby's bd d Steam er beat Mr Heath's w a bi d Nimrod Mr Har~e SrdBassamon .. Mr Nickson's r p'd La Polka (2) Mr Harper'ssr d Baaclkgammon H. Mr Booth's bk & w d Spring Steamer beat Sam .b Backgammon ran a bye Mr Hu. ers Backgammon ?? Bustad u ?? ...

... CIL 6-Partilig ITIltelligence IU1 _ __ __ TATTER&S ALL'S.-TsnnsDAY. Jr CaL~~~(IISTER (ue'. ;y The betting on this event was trivial inl amount, and at ae prices so nearly similar to those laid ou Monday, as to d, render comment superduous. The following wcre the Sr average quotations at the close idi1 to I.agst Mlr Jaques's Seuaiseria-~tako 12 to 1. it, 12 to 1 agst rr A. Johnstone's ...

... THE RINC. FIGHTS TO COME. Mar.24-Greaves and Thomas, 25 sovy ?? 25-Giles and Brown, 15 sova ?? 25-Rothband and Farrington, 25 sovs ?? Hampton. 25-T. Brookssaid J.Weslsh.20 0soa ?? division. 25-Groomy Howe and W. Scales, 25 sovs ?? and Bradford. 31-Allen and Holden, 6 sovs-Staft'ord. Apr.16-Graham and Gutteridge, 25 soya a-side-Peterborough. 21-Coates and Callaghan, 25 sovsa a-side-Derby. 29 ...

... -L-MPLEHCHASINC. 'PZ k$P-CAS1ES TO COME. lenanry. Open (two) . . Closed. e&).s weeps and Subscription Race Closed. ?? ?? A 5 ;it S ,W ?? Closed. -and * ?? Closed. 2ff~attetick Bridge ?? ?? , Closed. .fo-Aylesury.C l odClosed. Closed. 26-Catterickrde.lsd 26-.Patringto (Yo..ksre).Closed. 27-Northampton Grand Military (two) , , ?? Closed. 27-K~lmarnock (three) ?? ?? ?? ,Closed. ?? -North ...

... WOROESTER STEEPLE CHASES. O TiaOitOsD&Y.-ThsO Hunt Sweepstakes of It) eseo each, and 100 added, d ?? each, &C. Four miles. 8 subs. if Mr. Barnett named Cora, ?? 12t ?? ?? 1I a, Mr. Chelllngsworth's Red Hawthorn, ?? 2 if Mr. GO. Steward's Mlulatta, l2st ?? 39p Mr. Buaney's Herbert Lacey, l2st ?? ..(Crickmere) 4 ti Mr. Bosley's Quartermaster, l2st (Pciowt)lledIio, and captain Shir- ec ley's La ...

... pOR'TING INTELLIGENCE. W. Ridleyos fox-hounds meet on Monday the at alfeO Wednesday. April the 2nd, h alld'on Friday, the 4th, at Besvclay Bar- an1italf-past ten o'clock. aYc/n/ forxhomdS meet on Monday, March the SCoridce RitilvaY Station; Wednesday, April dCalllsiley' and on Friday, the 4th, at Belling- 'ar da at ten o'clock. rounds meet on Monday, March the } Morseth Quarry Bank; on ...

... TATTERSALL'S.-AIoWDr.l TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES. 5 to - agst Lord Stradbtoke's Idas-3 to I agst Colonel I Lison's Kedger, I We give the htlfiost offers-the only bet laid In our earing was S3 to 1t Cgnst Hedger. CHESTER CUIP. 7 to I ogst the ?? Oles-11 to I Mast 7Cr. 0que33's sesniscria-12 toi I sgst M1r A Jclltn sene'-X' lse en;-I3 te L sget llr. M . Scrtts Cataract (takei- 12 I agst itIc. ...

... I IHUNTING APPOINTMENT1. I [WEATHER PERMITTING1. STAGHSOUNDS. Her Majesty's-Monday, Stoke Common; Wednesday, Miaidenhead; Friday, the Crooked Billet, Iver Heath; at eleven. Surrey-Tuesday, the Kennel; Thursday, Coombe Wood; Saturday, Lord Nelson, Cheam. FOX-OUHNDS. Essex Union-Tuesday, Nossey; Saturday, the Paper Mills. East Essex-Monday, Finchinlield Town; Thursday, Chapel-street; Saturday, ...

... EDITED BY VATES.1 [LATEST EDITION.] To Courrary AGENTS AND Soascamrs. THREE EDITIONS OF THE ERA. T se earliest edition is gnlllsbed in time for the MOrning Trains, so that t may be In the auds of our readers within 30 nites of the netropelAS eR theE same dayr the aeconef edition is published, as heretofore, at noon on the Saterday, containing all the nhtelligence up toknhe time of going to ...