... d The championship of the Thames, the first of the threo c great sporting events of the week, was contested on Monday, v and so extraordinary a boat race was never seen. After the It most gallant struggle on rer rd, from the first to the last, a over a course of nearly four miles and a half, the champion t e of the Thames and Tyne, the hero of nearly half a hundred g i desperate conflicts, the ...

... I ?? 0 DONCASTER SPRING MEETING. . H EFULSTAKESWEDNESDAY. H Of PEFUL ?? s 80V8. each, and 60 added. Half-a- l- mile, 15 subs. Mr. J. Dawson's nd i Anteverta ?? (Bnsbam) I Mr. Morris's King David.2 Y Mr. J. Scott's Eaton. . 3 _ 'Threo othe s tarted. Won by half a length. , DONCASTER HANDIC&P STAKE8 flosovi8 .eesch, 46 subs. I. 22 of whom pay 3 save, each. I Mr. J. Scott's nad llyacinth . ?? (E. ...

... | SPORMIlNG INTEiGFNO ILIVERPOOL AUTUMN MIEETING TUESD&Y, Nov. 9. The CHAMPION (HURDLE RACE) HANDICAP ot each, and 50 BOaS added. Two miles over si, hur'lev 15 subi. Il& Mr. Saxon's Caurire ?? . tlopw d) Mr. Jackson's ?? MATCII: 50 s.vas., 8st 71b each. Tvo nie Mr. J. Jones's p Tom Farrar (Turner), beat Mr. E. Jleej gr p Grey Momaus in a trot. The SELLING STAKES of 3 aoys each, and 25 add d ...

... | UuM BE.R. R EG ATTA. | . . . . . ,, ,I I WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4TH. Bool This splendid ' acquatic sport commenced on Wednesday Shell last, under very favourableg auspices. The eminent position this i of Hull, asee port, and Its noble, expnansive river, inferior to prect none in Eogland; tender the annual Humber Rtegatta an ever eovent of considerable 'importaflce, and one whlsh is looked conal ...

... . Iglu ?? ate at NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING. ia- IlMONDAY. mld THE CRAVEN STAKES. A.F. Mr. J. Obborne's Lady Agnes .. . ?? (Wells )I Captain Domlme's The Little Savage ?? 2 Lord Clif4en's Harrpsichord ?? ?? 3t Mr. Stephelson's Waveeey. .4 lay HANDICAP QWEnEPSTAKES of 20 soVa. each. D.M. Duke of Bedford's Exeter ?? (F. Butler) I w Mr. BI H. Nevill.' Telescope , ?? eat Lord Ribbleadale's Livermore ...

... - 0 _£_ S N-1ItR _ ?? aw YORK AUGUST MEETING. a WEDNESDAY. a] DUNDAS STAKES of 6e sovs. each, added to a handicap oi Mr. F~~tO weepstakes of 5 soya. ecac. 15 subs. it Mr.FlintorT~heReaper.W ?? ells) I Mr. Carter's Farmer's eoy . ?? 2 h; Mr. W. Hale's Merry Peal ?? .- 3 ci Won by a length. Two others started. tl CHESTERFIELD HANDICAP of 10 soVs. each, with 60 added. d (10 subs.) Mr. ...

... CHAMPION'SHIP OF THE THAMES. The championship of the Thames, the first of the three great sporting events of the week, was contested on Monday, and so extraordinary a boat race was never seen. After the most gallant struggle on record, from the first to the last, over a course of nearly four miles and a half, the champion of the Thames and Tyne, the hero of nearly half a hundred desperate ...

... C RI CKET. CRICKEr.-A match was played at N7 Saturday last, between the Andrew Alarvel, r Wil 0 Pelhan, of New Holland, wilich terminated in f IIdI former by mine run&. The foilowing is the score r oftbe ANDREW MARVEL ster SSING6. W. Bamford ct Sykes b by Fawcett . . . . 2 C. Savinney. run sut ?? I R. K. Wilson, ct Barker 0 by Fawcett .. ?? 0 J. W. Ablett, b Limbart 3 B. Johnson, ct Hulstead, ...

... SPORTING INfELLIGENQE. CHESTBR. SPRING MEETING, i852, The TILADESMAEN'S PLATE of 200 sovs (in specie) added to handicap swkepstakep of 25 soies each, 15 it, and 5 only .I:f delared,. &a. I . . r . ' ag st. lb. Clincher . 5 9 3 Nancy ?? 9 1 Russborongh ?? 5 i 7 Mountain Deer .. .4 8 6 The Confelsor ?? 4 8 3 Pitsford ?? 5 8 2 Truth ?? 8 2 ?? 8 0 Aphrodite ?? ..4 8 o Backbiter ?? 7 12 Cossack . ...

... | SPORTING IN'TELL1GIGNUv.. I ~ Mr. Percival, of Wansford, Lihecohnkitbie,- has sold hi~s horse The magnet, to Viscount Hill, bist the price Ii not Inamd. ItIt appears that Haricot, The Calculator, and Beth- gi gelbrt, are ec~t d for the Noithamberland Plate, at New- 5 epotle.upon.Tlyne. Mr. Vevers purebased the horse Bourt-tn, for 500 sovereigns prior to hots being entered for the ?? ...

... I . _ HAMPTON RACES-WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16. STAND PLATE.-SpOt I, Merry Foal 2. Won by a. length and a half i : SURBBY AND MIDDLES)E STAES6.-Selina 1I Proudfoot 2; Won by a head., CLARDS OIW STAKEIS.-Tamerlane 1, Cerybantbes 2. Won by halt a length. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) THURSDAY, Juc 17. RICB31OND HANDICAP.-Preeto 1, Flrebolt 2, Capt. Parry 3 Won by a length. SOUTH; WESTXRN RAILWAT PLATH.-Ketty ...

... GOODWOOD RACES. TUESDAY. CRAVEN STAKES (HANDICAP) of 6 soyv. each, 50 added. One mite and aquarter. (13 subs.) Mr. Powney's Lamnartine ?? (A. Day) I Mr. Williams' Marla . ?? . ,. 2 Mr. Parkinson's Lithograph , .. ?? 3 7/ Six others started. SWEEPSTAKES, of S00 sOV8. each, hift. About three miles Byve furlongs. (11 subs.) Mr. A. Nichol's Nowminster ?? (Templeman) I Lord Clifden' IHarpsichord ?? ...