... THE I SPORTSMAN'S GAZETTE. THE RA DERBY AND ST. LEGER SWEEPS. parties, whether old or net Subscribers, on the payment of TyESTY-SI SHILLINGS, to Special Agents and all fewsaen in town and country, or at the Offilce of The Nea womill be supplied with the paper regularlyfor ftelve Mssth frorn the date of their subscription, and a receipt oil be iven, specifying the number f heir chance in ...

... THE METROPOLITAN AND PRO- I VINCIAL BREAD AND SHIP BISCUIT COMPAIY., (Provisionally registered.) Capital 200,000, in 40,000 Shares of 5 each. Deuoelti6d. Per Share. in compliance with the provisions of the - 4ct of Parliament of ith and 8th Victoria, cap. 110. On complete registration, a call of lOs. per share will be made, and after that, no larger sum than 1Os. per share will be called for ...

... llastratiOO5 by Leech, and t3. Measom, and a Portrait of Louis the Fourteenth. The February Number, Price Half-a-crown, of EN4TLEY'S MISCELLANY, ContaIns: THE BOY AND THE -MANTLE. A THdT FROM TH HE SR(CY RBELIUES. BY ALBERT SMITH. WITH AN ILLUSTRATION BY LUECH. ?? Rose, by The Old Honest. and Happy, by G. Lin- .~ nieus Banks. nter, Alfred Crowquill. Nelson and Caracciolo, by Dr. eS tephen's ...

... HWMYRKET. THIS Et«xivo THE ROUND OF WRONG. Stuart, llorit*, Webster, liu.-kstone. Mr*. W. Clifford, Sit Miss Pvrtescue. NICHOLAS FLAM. And THE INYIBLR PRINCE.—Door* pen 64. —This I'.vkxixo, BLANCHE YLMY. Messrs. Grinb , Vinins, Cowell. Mrs. Stirling, Mrs Hughes. —'TIIK SEVEN MAIDS MUNICH.—In the course of the Evening, Heniminn an talented children. And THE B£A«TIE9 THE GOLDEN CASTLE.—Doora ...

... ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. NOTICE. Correspondents who do not find their communications noticed, may ifer that we cannot answer them, or decline to do so. The great number of communications we receive, containing questions which any person disposed to take the same trouble as they would put upon us, might answer for themselves, rendersthis notice necessary. Our great and increasing number requitring no ...

... HAYMARKET. THIS THE ROUND OP WRONG. Mfsrs. btuart, Rogers, Webster, Buck-tone. Mrs. W. Clifford, - AQd THE LVVI F.tk»i*o, TIIE NIGHT DANCERS. Pro- Hemming and his talented children. And THE EN. BEA,rnia 0F 1118 GOLDEN CASTLE.—Doors open _ LTCBWM.-Tiin Entfixo, THE BATTLE OP LIFE. Messrs. Murray, Vinin-, Meadows. Mm. Ncw f omio Pantomime, THE BUTIKKrIii BALL.—Doors open at 6s. , KTD,ra °. ...

... von port, J\s. If.—Albatross, lfi, Coin. A. Farqnhar. sailed on the for the const «f Africa. Camel, naval lighter, arrived on the 17th, with stores from l'cinbroke.-rtpid, r, 6, Lieut.-Com. Prm, came into harbour on the 18ih, to be paid off.—Kear-Adm Kuperint. Sir J. I/mis, Bart., returned from leave of absence on the 18th, and massed his official duties. Prattler, st., Coin. n. Smith is ...

... V1Flt WUJS'C'I I'THEATRE HIE following outline of the Arrangements for The Ott so, 117 is sost ;I,-t sobtot ted s the Nobilite, l'totra that the ono ,i>eorlitio, vs to to s'ore e. o t iroumstsnoess of C' colitis diflsrslL,, to C, oitoos~srt:itl 'store wt rtot' of the tro.t Theaotre in Ettase soil of ito tistiiposlo~l, Potroons, will ototito thoe costinasttion of their Support. Madloll Jiosa- ...

... Tho following bills were delivered yesterday with the votes: 7. A bill to suspend for a time to limited the duties on the importation of buckwheat, buckwheat meal, maize or Indian corn, Indian corn meal, and rice. This is merely the second clause of the corn bill, as it originally stood, framed into a separate bill. 8. A bill to allow the ufe of sugar in brewing beer. The preamble simply ...

... THE SPORTSMAN'S GAZETTE, CJES OF COURSES-SECRETARtIES OF' NG AND CRICKET CLUBS-COURSING K 13TINGS, &C-. hal1 at all times feel greatly indebted to those gentle- Be S Vvhowitake the trouble to forward us authentic teturrs of the meetings which may come off under their authority. ERA DE3BY AND ST. LEGER SWEEPS. parties, whether old or new Subscribers, on the payment -wgsrYSl)t SHIaLLINGS, to ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.—Friday, JAN. 22. The EARL of SHAFTESBURY took the woolsack, as deputy-speaker, shortly after five o'clock. THE ROYAL SPANISH MARRIAGES —The Marquis of LANSDOWNE laid upon the table, by command of her Majesty, copies of the correspondence relative to the marriages of the Quet n and of the Infanta Spiin. ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE.—The Marquis of LANSDOWNE said that as there was no ...