... I; T C . O T HE CAPACITIES OF THE NEGRtO RACE. ?? 1 . - - ?? I . ;eA..n i+t. ?? Among the nrgro race, with alt their di ndvar-t:,~eoa masy ,x. ampleR may hc ad4duced swhich p-ve ?? Inteloice::o, inersnu. ity, andhr:avery, and Indicato that unoser other cilreunwtstneo they would not he of shat Inferior rado which they re inow saisd to bc. Among thcsoessunspls ther. is Toussaint L'Osv.'rzure, ...

... sbe tsuf ant otber poi c I . .- Thse Marquis of Waterford and Earl Stradbirocil have accepe the Stewardship of Goodwood races for I547. We understand that Lord George Bentinek, having deteralm1e to quit the turf, has sold the whole ofhibs stud. GOODW0OD ~JULY MEETING. WEDNESDAY, JULy 29. COWDRAY STAKES of 2S sovs each, T.Y.c_ The winner to be sold for B120, ifidemanded. Mr Paine's Collinpsvood ...

... pnrtitzrg rIttltgcne, NEWMARKET RACES. MONDA Y. October 12. MATCH. £C100. h ft. T.YC. Duke of Bedford's Taurona. 9421b ?? (Rohinon) I Lord Che terfields Haltlowback. 6it ?? 2 Even betting. Won by three lengthA. FIFTY POUNDS for two-year-oldq : colts, 8-t 7b,lb and fillies, 8,1 51h. T.Y.C. Mr John Daiy'd The Fotrmer's DIgtr . ADy Mr T StephEneon's Doctrine ?? Seyen others started. Won by half a ...

... PIOUGHING MATCHES. The Foueran, Logle, and Behel vie Agricuftural Assoaatfion held their annual Ploughing Mateh on the 16th inst., on a field occupied by Mr Barron, biddle Ardo. When 34 plonghs started for competition. The judges-Messrs Johuston, Mukrton; Allan, Bodaehre; Skene,Laingseat--ater auinute inspection, awarded the premiums as under:- - I. Alex. Burnett, servant to Mr Rose, North ...

... SOUTH LANCASHIRE COUTRSING CLUA Patron-ills Grace the Duke of DevonshireF Atthi CHATSWORTH* COURSING MERTINGO A. this meeting, which took place on TuesdaY and Wed- nesday last, in Chatsworth Park, the sport wsE of first-rate character; indeed it could not be surpassed. The weather r as beautifully fOne, and the attendance was Very f'inifrOUS Mir. M'George officiated as judge, and acquitted ...

... FI'A'rTAL ACCIDEN'T AT MIANC1JF'STER IIACEIS. I (1), V 1- l- - : 1- .1 - 1, I. - . +1 ,. ' 1. |. _ al,. ?? - - 11.I )l - - ?? - - 1_ - Pt_ _|1 z s sj[ I - -.L t. Ii's le On W\edil)Usdolj, during the mace for the- haindlicap Intil~le. *o stakes, a shoc-kinhg and blital accident occurired, hidii has f excited much and paiinful sensationi i1 and out ot' the sporting d woild. T'he secondl hurdle ...

... HIGH WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE. Ocr. 11 morning 0 min. past 6 afternoon 24 min. past 6 12 0 ?? ?? 6 ?? 18 ?? 7 s ..49 . 7 ?? 29 .. 8 14 9 ?? ?? 5 28 . 10 4.3 11 1. 36 ?? 11 ?? 0 ?? 12 17 3 ?? 12 ?? 25 ?? 12 ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON INTELLIGENCE. COWES, OCTOBER 8, 1846. ARniVALS.-Oct. 2: Camilla schooner, Thomas Halli- fax, Jun., Esq., from Gravesend; Aurora cutter, Le bMer- chant Thomas, from France. ...

... 1 EDITED BY flIDDLESWORTH. TO CLERKS OF COURSES-SECRETARIES OF YACHTING AND CRICKET CLUBS-COURSING MEETINGS, &c. We shall at all times feel greatly indebted to those gentle- men who will take the trouble to forward us authentic returns of the meetings which may come off under their authority; and a copy of our paper, containing such return, will in every case be duly forwarded in acknow- ...

... TUESDAY, ANGUST 25. ST. LEGsR. 5 to 1 - General Shubrick's Brocardo 5i to 1 agst Mr W. Scott's Sir Tatton Sykes 7 to I - Alr O'Brien's The Traverser 11 to 1 - Mr Meiklam's Fanry Boy 14 to I - Lord E. Russell's Sting 1S to I- Colonel Anson's Iago 20 to 1 - Mr Dawson's I'oynton _S to I - Mr W. Scott's Erin-go-Bragh 25 to I - Mr Gully's Pyrrhuis the First THE DERBY.-No betting. FRIDAY. There was ...

... . I I THE ANNUAL LIVERPOOL -..Thege sports came off on Tuesday, at Mr Barnes's Ring, Cattle-market, and were attended by the greatest number of wrestlers that has ever yet been witnessed at one time in Liverpool, and the attendanre ot Spectators was also very numnerous.- The tempting sum of forty Sovereigns given by Mr. Barnes to contend for, was sure to bringr up the best men from the north, ...

... I COURSlic.. COURSING MERTING.S TO COME. Club. Judge. Time of Meeting. JANUARY. E .erley ?? Mr Stagg ?? ., 28 Glessop ?? .. . .. _ . ?? .. .. . 28 Clydesdale ?? ?? Mr Watson .. .2. , 29 Morpeth (Loighitrst) ?? Mr Slater . . not fixed Great eao ?? MlGeorge . . ?? not fixed FEBRUARY. Biggar (Skirling) .Mr Usher . ?? Ssih ifaencashire (Lythiatr) ?? Mr NighLtingale ?? 4 & 5 llertnby Parlk ...

... ; -- . -;TR:I O T T I N G5. - . : FI ,. MArcnns' 'AT COVENTRBtt-O Saturday afterroono a trotting match, distance two miles, took place between lMr. F. Gardner's black mare and Mr. S. Parker's, on thqe Allesley-road: Mr. Gardner, who is about sixteen stone, rode his own, and Mr. R. Stanbridge mounted Sir. Parker's, reeiving full six stone. Nevertheless, Gard- nei's mare was the favourite at 2 ...