... BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-TUESDAY. CHESTER HANDICAP. 5 to I agat Colsterdale 7 to I agat Nancy 6 to 1 - Candlewick 7 to 1 - Truth (t) CESAREWITCH STAKES. 8 to 1 agat Knight of the 11 to 1 agsatWeathergage(t) Shire (t) 20 to 1 - Bird - on - the- 12 to 1 - LadyEvelyn(t) Wing (t) 12 to 1 - Ariosto (t) 20 to 1 - Le Juif (t) CAMBRIDGESi IRE STAKES. 12 to 1 agat Knight of the 1 20 to I agat Robbie ...

... SPOBTINe. OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE EIGHT-OAR7 MLATCH. On Saturday afternoon the Oxford and Canebridga eight -oar match was rowed on that part of the Thames be. tween Putney-bridge and the Ship Tavern at Mortlake, the distance being rather short of four miles and a quarter. The weather was delightfully fine, but there was a strong easterly wind, which had the effect of camsing the tide to rise much ...

... LAT.ST CHESTER RACES. LATEST BETTING ON TUESDAY NIGHT. C1ZESE CUP. 4 to I na t Stilton SO tol ast Nan Wr 10 to 1 - Joe Miller 30 to 1 -TeLda aro 16 tot - I LyEd elyn 33 to I _ Poodle 17 to 1 - Golder 35 to I - Cockcrow 20,to1 - Benita 40 to1 - Scarecrow s 25 to1 - Hothorpe I50 to I - Dc-an-Dhurras (Of the above, only the two favourites and Lady Evelyn were in any force. WEDNESDAY'S RACES. ...

... ;; : '0sTING., - 00 I - TATthER8ALLLVS-MONDAr. The Goodwaood settling went off quietly, but was not altogether satisfactory, several patie ?? time, anad one, after he had arranged a few small accounts, having suddenlyedisappeared; thepublicareheav lose by the ushabsoom, betting houses, of which at. ast twety fare closed' r '.The subjoined quotations nre principally made from -offers' BRIGHTON ...

... :NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING. LA3TEST 2BETTING ON MOI0NDAY NIGHT. TWO tHOfiUSA3D QUNA STAKES 5 to 1 egi Homeb~rewed (I) I 7 to I agpt Maiditen 6 to 1- Deasel ourkett) 7 Womneraley WiE declared not to start in the town abo7ut 9. o'clock nun., .nud Vortex, who arrived ina the afternoon with Filius and Stapleton, at 10.251n.m o o ?? 1EB Xtol g 41Hseobj (t ; DERBY.; iatol - Al2eoraent I4t~tl - ...

... TATTERSALL'S-MoNDAY. The declaration of the weights for the Chester Cup, if it failed to give an impulse to business, had the effect of driving Haresfoot out of the market, and of giving the lead in the betting to two ?? and Grand Duke-who had pre~ously been scarcely men- tioned; nothing else was backed to any extent-the Handicep, although open to some objections is ee L rally approved. Some ...

... (From the Inverness Cowetr.) The fishing season for 1852 concluded on the 14th ult. It would really seem as if the gentle craft were at an end in Inverness, for throughout all this season, during which the river was in excellent order, scarcely a dozen salmon and grilse have been captured by the rod on the water let to anglers. The oldest and the best fisher on the Ness-Mr. Lowe, ?? only four ...

... YACHT RACE BETWEEN THE AMERICA I AND SWERIGE SCHOONERS. PORTSMOUTH, WEDNDBDAY. The match between the America and the Swedish yacht Sworige came off yesterday. It had been' postponed twice owing to the absence of suffioient wind, and would have again been put off yesterday had not the pasties be. come impatient of waiting. The start took place at about a quarter past eleven, from off Ryde Pier, ...

... s ! - 1*V , **~I1USI~te edpj~t~ ~ Sit ;suc * dys acin Ling~~'64wx~-~o tMi30W GtU~&tIAfcoyt~1~d was ,e~gey.4~Mapeo hqi bif IW e Tiste, ad 5to amlslboto kepti',i4.is4 h e t C. wst li31 . I l. uta Of. Deitha~ Litew clarks ~tuknat~ f Olb ?? ?? Iw .Mr. .ru'F aqr4z 847h b8ew1 4 Sdr. Wyl We'P tt e,5 M z, ?? ?? ttear > W Harl~~4ooke, e- tehistu*e, 1 ad 5 wt J 7Nagst 4imseaul;adea. eskbtw e thid.tj~in ...

... SPORTINGl. ~rit, NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING. )0i~t5,FnIDAT. to be SWEEPSTAXES Of 100 soya. each, hI ft, for 3-yr-olds harscolts, 8st 71b; fillies, Sot 21b. D.M. (4 subs.) her Lord libbli asale'c The Nabob, So'. ?? (l'atan Lord CII den's Sackbuti Rst 71b ?? irank Lord Exeter's Ambrose, Sat ?? ?? a) Corn- Betting: Even on Ambrose, 2 to 1 agot Sackbt an 5to d 52, 1 aget Nabobr. Sackibut made the ...

... SPOR&tIAT6.. 'BEDFORD BACEs-aTUr9'DLYJ. .P1&~o :.A B4 asov.S eeo eh, 8 f.Jt ,.ff~emen . o- at09 PWD~U A4 ef .2610w;. ;e~l, 10 ft. Mr. T. PicA b c by Bpaubh lacb, . :1 ! Mr. l. D. E~u~t~h's W B~atololxme ?? .ery 6 to.I agt w o 7 Smiath, RiUN. en h t '\ree'V o8 y t*id1 e JK N *b kfb'yi s opulbr a .! j ?? i 6! .;at teilot Tom 4$WyA=Sb._j itd)'S ?. ?? 8t ?? Urisd' 4r ?? S,-of j, by:ten hpbh& T dho ...

... SA7ORTING.- Dr. Th TATTERS A LS-SATUIDAY.. Ttism Theroom'was tolerably weU attended,' aud b'etting more kde to animated than on Friday, although confioied to three horses 'eneces' for the Cambridgeshire, viz., Hofble Noble Weatherg e, icon- and Ephesus; and gittingbourne. for the Criterion. ?h.e nion frst mentioned of this lot opened 'at 10 to 1, was backed otest heavily by the party, ...