... 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 ...

... I TUESDAY. The Chester Cup betting since Friday last has been of a much heavier description than hitherto, Rowland and The Flea having caused great animation to the business, the latter being introduced on Saturday at 2,000 to 20, and the former at 1,000 to 15, and both were backed to win large stakes upwards from those prices, closing at 400 to 10, the highest offer made against either. ...

... SPORT.- - V. l2BETTG AT' AMANCHESTER.fEtIDAT h. Id-RP6oL ST#9PLia SE-N ; don ?? I , STA~ne.~4 to 1ott(t to' ; 251.), 12 to I agt Ostarl This hore wer backed- yeter- dyat 500 to 20, fraIt at all prices up to 12 to,1 d. M 1T=0POLITj.N HANDiW.P-300 t- (t). Nothin else bacled. 8apt OH 1t Ca .k (t 2o to , ito i Atm (tw25 t 1), 20 to aichof the aboe were baekedfor thoe tht eul rybegotoubid.o ?? ht ...

... MEETINGS TO COME. Place. Judge. Timeof'Meet. JANUAARY. Amicable Club ?? Mr R.J. Lawrence .. 28, 29 Newcastle. Northumnberlanld . . .Mr C. Miller , 29 Penryn and Bangor, Wales ?? ?? ?9l 30 Middleham (Open), Yorkshire ?? Mr Cocroft . 3,31 Hewell, Worcestershire ?? .Mr T. W. Parratt ?? 30 Newcastle, Northumn., &G Durharm . . Mr A. Dalzell ?? 30, 31 Caledonian (Open) L ?? Dunlop ?? 31, &c. High ...

... 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 ...

... SPOSTING INTELLIGENC. T& X ERSAL'1S9 MoseDsAV.-There was a very fall attendance, and a large amount of business transacted, chiefly on the Chester Cup. The horses most is favsur were Fugleman, Miss Ann, Glauca, The Flea, Cossack. Harriott , and C hantrey, the ( dde i n every Instance showing a derided improvemeent an previous quota- tions. Most of the thousands to ten and fifteen bets were ...

... FIGHTS TO COME. JAN. 29-Joe Norley and Horridge, 25 a side, Manchester. 29t-Hoiles and Jemmy Herbert, 25 a side, London. Fan. 2.-J. Hayes and Nat Platt, 10 a side. 5.-t. Lane and A. Tiott, 25 a side, Birmingham. 5.-Bowey Taylor and Webb, 10 a side (in the same ling with Lane and Trot), 18.-Cowan and J. Watson, 10 aside, Birmingham. 25.-Breokes and Beeson, 5 a side and a purse, London. 25.-Rcw ...

... HUNTING APPOINTM:iENTS- (WEATHER PERMITTING) . Badsaworth-Tuesday, Marr Village; Thufrsdayt en. bridge; Saturday, Ringston Hill; a halast W oodt Beninck's, Lord Helnry-Monday, BrarstThursday, Tueaday, Panton; Wednesday, BardnleY husdy Carnton le Moreland; Friday, Somerby Hall; Saturday, Newbold Common; at eleven- Wednesday Church Bramhan-i-Monday, SCaTcreft Bar ; saturday, Stutton Fenton; ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... BETTING AT TATTERSALL'St MONDAY. ercasdbins A numerous attendance of subscriberaused busies to be brisk, particularly on tile Spring Handicaps, amniog which the Chester Cup was the great feature; for this event Fogleeany Glauca, and Miss Ann were in general demand, all three being at the same price (20 to 1), Figlean atthe fnish avingthe cll as first favourite. The lea Cosac, Hrriot, nd ...

... 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; ...