... | 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 ...

... 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 ...

... I EG1IAM RACES. TUESDAY, AUG. 24. Lsn The PRINCE OF WALES'S STAKES of 3 soyS each, with Srr 20 added ; three year olds 7st; four Bst 71b; five Sat 121b ; MA six and aged 9st. The winner to be sold for 100 soya if demanded, 8&c., and allowances if to be sold for less. Loi Beats, one mile. : Ho Mr. Willkin's Forest Deer, 4 yrs 7st 9lb(£50)..(Sabin) I I b Mr. Dally's Miss Goldsmidt, 3 yrs 6st ...

... Already there are at least eighty-eight subscribers to the Great North and South of England Biennial Stakes, to be run at Goodwood in 1853 and 1854. KNUTSFORD RACES.-It appears that a very liberal fund has oeen raised for the promotion of sport at Knutsford this year; and there is every prospect of an excellent meeting. The steeple-chases at Chipping Norton are to take place on Tuesday, ...

... SPORTING INT'ELIGENCE. NEWNIARKET FIRSr OCTOBER MIEETIXG. TUESDAY, SEPr. 25. The BUCKENHANI STAKES of 300 sovs each, h ft. for two-year-olds; colts, 8st 71b, and fi lie, SSW 4 h; one to the post. 3 sub s. Mr Payite's Estrella ?? - p(Fltiaan) I Mr Mare's I by Touchstone out of Kitty of Colrraine 2 Lord Eglinton's Vmndirdeeken . A SUWEEPSTAKES of 10 Savs eact for t.wo.ycaroolds, 6ut 71h; three, ...

... NEW MARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEE1TING,| TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, TIIE CLEARWELL STAKES of 30 sovs each, 20 ft, for two year olds; colts, 8st 71b, fillies, 8st 51b: winners, extra, T.Y.C. Thirty.three subs. S Mr. J. M. Stailey's Orinoco ?? (J. Marson) I Mr. Payne's Pstrella ?? 2 Lord Exeter's Filbet. 3 Mr. Vickers's Lascelles. 4 SELLING HANDICAP STAKES of I0 sovs each, for three. S yr-olds and upwards ...

... I SPORTING INTELLLIG.ENCE. CHESTER RkCES (CONCl.UDED). FRIDAY, iIOAT 7. The CHESHIRE STAKES of 15 savs each, loft, with 60 added; a winner of any handicap race Bubsequent to the publicarion of the weights of the value of 200 savs clear 51b, or of the Trades' Cup 101b extra, but not to be accu- mulatlivo; the second to save his stake, and the winner to pay 10 sova to the fund ; from the Castle ...

... eratet Imp( CH EST ER R ACE S. Fj TUESDAY, MAY 4. quest The GROSVENOR STAKES, of 10 save each, Itift, with So Boll', added; three-yr-oids, Get STb; four, list 51b; five, Gat tib; He, six and aged. gat .lib; a winner at any one time of 500 novs - clear (handi cap excepted) to carry 5ib extra; mares and geldings allovied lib. Grosvenor course, aboct one mile and a quarter. Mr. Whieldon's Icinte, ...