... The first match of the season of this club took place on Mounday. T'uc club gave three prizes. For yachts ex-. ceeding thirty tons a prize of the value of 100 guineas; it consisted of a very handsome statuette of Neptune holding a trident, mounted on a sea-horse, The second prize was of the value of 50 guineao, and for yachts ex- ccoding 15 toes, but not exceeding 30 tons ; this was a anse for ...

... ROYAL SOITHERN YACHT CLUB REGATTA. A} This regatti comnnmenced on Tuesday morning, the first prizc being tn Club (Gold Cup, for yath een jifd ?? property of mnmbars of the Royal Southern YacltClub a time race ; one ninuto par ton allowed to yachts under 31 tons. Atabout half-past eleven o'clock the starting gun fired, when the following yachts got away tolerably well together, with the ...

... -- ASCOT HE AiTH RACES. These Races commenced on T uspday, andi were honoured with the presents' 6f th~e!.Quen,;acCOmpflnied S.by her.illu'striouasconsort, and, anumber ofroyal guests. e, The approach of the royal party was awaited wiith much ti interest, and a, very animated scene was presented when ~the first glimpse if the scarlek liveries was observed in .rE the long, vista, of tbe ...

... TIME BLEVEN OV ENGLAND Y. SIXTEEN OF THE COUNTY OF SUSSEX. The mnatch betweeni tho All Euglined Eleven anil sixtoen of the Sussex Crickbeters comimeneed oel Thurs- day, in tbe Priorv Puiyk, Chieiester ; an d it soon became evident that the All England party were too much for their opponents, Wl10o Went in first, and fetchetd only 27 runs, wbile ill tho first innings the All England men scoril ...

... - ROYAL WESTERN YACHT CLUB REGATTA D~~ ~ ?? I PLYMOUTH, TnUMSDAtY. This Regatta commenced to-day, when the following e vessels appeared to contend for the first prize:- n A Prize of JFiifly Soveriegns fot yachts upwards of 55 Mo tos, the property of Members of a Royal Yacht Club. d A time race on Acker's scale. 1o Yachts Tons. Owners. Mimic .. 48 . Lord Vivian rt Rapid .. 50 . J. Hare, Esq. d ...

... CRICKET.-KENT v. ENGLAND. Bc a This match was played on Monday and Tuesday atfa .f Lord's, England winning with eight wickets standing.- 5u0 v The score stood thus at she termination of tie match :- tn RENT. First legs. 2nd inoags. co W14. Filch, c. ?? run out ?? 0 cs s Hillyor, d. Haygarth ?? 0b. Grundy ?? thse Adams, c. ?? c. Box ?? rig g Pilch, st. ?? c. Vernson ?? we Wenlmen, b. ?? st. ...

... OXFORD UNIvERSitrY AQUA'T'ICS. .~ ~ ~ ~ _ 1 1 The Challenge Cup Annual Four-oared Races. The interest attached to those races lies, in no year sinco their conimmeceineit in 1S10, been greater than on the ?? occasion. I'or thc prev iots 6t ygars, the holders of thl Culp, and the winners of the Siilve Medals, havo been confined to University, Oriel, Christ, Church, Blrasenose, Trinity, and ...

... MAIDENIJEAD REGATTA. The first regattat of Cliflea, Maideolihad, and Cookbain, under the patronage of thie nobility and gentry of the leigh. bolirhood, atid conlductud by a comlaiittee of thoe miost influoentl residents, took pilaco yesterday, and wnts ii1o. fashionably and Iuiemirously attedcled. T'he prizes wero valuable, and tho races, 15 in number, afforded nluch gratification. VA'rl ...

... The Trial Stakes ,of j5:sevs, each, with 30 added for e three'-yrj>9ds' ai'd. jijiwar~ls. ?? subs.) Mr.' 1-6wii~ds's t Flitha, by Cha hami, 1; Xi(hFisher's' New righton, 2; Mr.,-Stanford's Fractious,, 3; Mfr. Gulliver's Artist, 4. 1 Telemachus also ran. )Ybnib.Y neck. Telemachus boited at starting. ?? ?? t T lhe Aiistociatic Plate (Haandkcap); of 30 sovs.,: added td v a sweepstakes of,5 sovs. ...

... PLOUGIIIKG MATCH ON SPVLSBURY DOWNS, Lord Dillon some tinme ago announced to his tenantry on the Ditchiey lstate that he intended offerieg a series of prizces to the best ploughmen, and the day being fixed for Xonday last, hbout nine o'clock the ploughmen with their teams, 21 in number, made tieir appearance in the field, anrld at 10 o'clock cro ds of people had assembled to witness this trial ...

... IFUTING APPOINTIMENTS. The Heythrop Hounds. MONDAY ?? lloxtvrop. WVEDNESDAY ?? , lradwell Grove. FRIDAY ?? , SOUtlhnieti±ngtOn. SATURDAY . Cornbury Park. Each day at half-past ten o'clock. South Oxfordshire (Earl Dlacclesfield's and Ofc4. Fane's) Hounds. MONDAY , Britivell Crocs Iioads. FRIDAY . Woodeaton. At a quarter before eleven. The Old Berkshire Hounds. MONDAY F' rnllalm. WEDNESDAY ?? ...

... D R;E 'H nT at Loani) i ; - 1OBD 1rNf.-Monday at Heythrop Wednesday at Tar Wood, Friday ~t FarmingtonGrove, and Sauipday at ]Kiddington Gate. Mt~a. Dz1~'e Hou~ND..-Tuesday at Charlton Village, lweday.at Edgcott Village, and Saturday at Fenny- ConmptoaxWbarI T1E OLD BaaRIIeIaEHOUNDS.-WedneBd&y ?? Eonee) and Friday nt The Woodmnan, Fernham. Tna SOLII; OxronIItmc Howns.-Tuesday au'the Three ...