... .sPORT2Z' CINTELLIGESCE. TA'CTEI ZS Al, 1,S-3loNIoAY. PtI ri 0 - :1 f-ll 1 ottelildallve, all d Iase r ailoaliit (of business - ,io.11 ;i In the Cester Cup. Thliehuorses most ill favour ,, c Fiili non, 2'!ins Arii, G(laura, T'Oe Flea, Cois~ak, Harriott, :. i (3t, r, fli.* odd- ni Cevry itotanec showing ait decided ilil- r,,0 oi0 t ii1 iii nitl. q1uot atiulI. Most of the tioiilstutlsto ten ,A ...

... S.POR TJ2WL S TAt REAi-MO-rONDAY. .Therewasa ierv rirfl attendance nanda large amnount of p businfss trainisota, chiefiy on the OhesterCup. The hersem b% moat in fyonir *iere Fuveman, MIiss un Gla4s tbheFjies, is caossle., EHa~ridtt aud hantrey, tha odds in evova4 Istine. r eb'=wia a de dihiprdiiq.voemntet in pr eio8se qtaoenoos. IC MoaRt cF thxe thouashdi to o~n and' fifteen -baea were taken ...

... LUCAN RACES-WEDNESDAY, 6TH FEB., 1850. Stewards-W. Davis, Esq., 8th Hussars; Captain Patton, 74th Highlanders; W. H. Poulett, Esq., 2d Queen's. Judge- Mr. Rt. Hunter. Secretary-Mr. J. Doyle. STEEPLE CHASE-FIRST RACE. Selling Stakes-Sweepstakes of 5 soya each, It ft. 25 Boys added, 128t each. All horses catering subject to be sold for 200 sOya; if entered to be sold for 175 soav, allowed 41b; ...

... APorting Intelligence, : - BETTING AT MANCHESTER, TUESDAY, JAN. 22, 1850. b The Chester Cup betting sinee Friday last has been of a much , heavier description than hitherto, Rtowland and The Flea haying caused great animation to the business, the latter being intro.f duced on Saturday last, at 2,000 to 20, end the former at 1,000 to 0 15, and both were backed to win large stakea upwarde from ...

... SPOR TING LVTELLIGENVCF TATTERSALL'S-31ONDAT. There was a very full attendance, aud a large amount of bu- siness transacted, chiefly on the Chester cup. The horses most in favour weere Feglemani, Miss Aim, Glauca, the Fles, Cossack, Harriott, and Cliantrey, the odde, in every instance, showing a decided improvement on previous quotations. Most of the thousands to ten and fifteen bets were ...

... ne u asrM otbet Poltfllg Atb3u. TAT TER S AL L'S-M ON DA Y. There ?? a very full attendance, and a large Amount of business transacted, chiefiyen the Chester Cuv. The horses most in favour were Fugleman, Miss A flu, Glauca. Tl Flea, CosseacrHarriott, and Chantrey, the odda in every instance showein a derided rn- provemuent on previous quoteelone. Meet of the tnousands to ten anid fiftceen ...

... SPO1PTIX.,' I.VTErLLIGEVYCC. TATTERSA LL'S-Til URSDAmY. Tile alterations in the prices of tbe two favourites for thc North- anipttnshirc Stakes, of Cossack for the Chcster Cup, eind of Ghillic Calilut for the Derlby, arc treccable to the business trantsacted at tho sportill-g'.houses ill the coursc of T''eoday and lVednestlay; scarculy anything was done yesterday Il fact, the ouly ...

... 'Ft h ?? be On Thursday morning, previous to the aitting of the os courts, the Judges of the Court of Q ieen's Bench, be th, Conm in Pleae, and Exchequer, with the exception of by L rd Dmnman, assembled in the Exchequer Chamber, 'he for the purpose of considering and finally arranging the he everal spring ciacaits. The following are the arrange- ha ann- serts finally determined upon:-h ti- ...

... SPORTUING INTELLIGENCE. - - P o- n- - T--n - I Tns GAME AT UHESS BETWEEN LONDON AND AMSTEaDAMThe great chess mtatch off one game be- tiveen London and Amsterdamnfor one hundred guineas, has jost termulnated in favour of London-the Dutch resi) lgning atleir filtiethl move. Nearly two years have elapsed since the game was conaicenced. THY.E PnoroPSg RACE iN EGOYPT,--Six English horses were lost ...

... 6, SPO~t L, g! t) I ur- H m 7 :, ' 4 . Me ?? in thbo o e o P azsd of Gkyflto w1tei' WC 1ev t x (,khxsr pup, and f -0WH( bsuimw fA terby; 'ate t~eb~to t9( Ti~~udqa~t~edeeidq~~,Go yes- tordsy; 1i f£wt, ;he..j jiwavcmej i gmui n ag. £ ddli a zwnon was in, dr iei6 3whPnM a. wago. O W Iddoutul,06 0r C , t! 4 'apt ?La~8uieof WutwrfOa's aiz Jr . l to I C it * (t) 40 to I - 5 t O Luo4i, , ?? to ?? Ogg ...

... I. ; ?? SP! rnIY VO:,i f7f EL GEPNCE. ?? ; ,. I , ! is !: ! J !; i , t I :- .: ?? TATTERSALL'S-Turn ?? : The slterationdrin the p~'tces of the two farourites fo Notthiimi'tomnhire Stakes, of Cosack fior the Chesiter CD 6f ?? lhnlrmifor the'iDorby, nre :traceable to the QaC t transacted at the sporting houses in the course of Teesja7 J Wednesday. Scarcely anything was done yesterday; in la ...

... HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Her Majesty's stag-lhounds meet on Monday at New Lodge, and on Wednesday at Salt Hill, at eclven. The East Essex ?? meet on Tuesday at Heliosi's Bumpstead, on Thursday at White Notley Street, and on Saturday at Crouch Fair Green, at half-past ten. The South Essex housnds meet on Tuesday at Tilbury Mill, at half-past ten. The Essex and Suffolk hounds meet on Tuesday at ...