... I a I h Tuesday. The Septemsber Race Meeting at the Curragh commenced to- day, and was very numerously and tashionably attended. Amongst the company present ?? Marquis of Waterford Sir Thomas Borke, fart., Earl of CloImel, W. Quin, Esq Logtrloher1- R. Brown, Esq., Ranger; Colonel Campbell, Majlor Bell, Captain Croker, 'Thomas Courtenay, Esq., Captain Johnson, Count Flemnoog, Captain Scott, E. ...

... LEADNG ECEI Wednesday. 5rISTEAD PARK STAKES of 5 rOvS each1, with 25 ho - rdded5. once round and a distance. (4 subs.) rtleys b g by Idas, dam by Shakspere, 3 yrs. .Cowley I M Er otcsbrf by Kremlin, outof Gaiety, 4 yrs.. Wakefield 2 Jr. St venss Sleeping Partner, 4 yrs . ?? ?? Yates 3 AlS. s er's Cxaicos. 4 yrs. ?? W. Abdale 4 Mir. J are _S to 4 agst Sleeping Partner, and 6 to 4 agst Cnaeus, ...

... HUNTING APPOINTMENTS STAG-HO0UNDS. Her Majesty's-Tuesday, The Stag and Hound, Birin.i; to- day, Iver Hleath; at eleves. 3 Bath-Tuesday, Farringdon. Gurney; Friday, xvolvrt;O half-past eleven. Petre's, Hon. F.-Tuesday, The Rood Inn, near Fytldi; WSU- say, Pleshy Mounti at half-past eleven. FOX-RlOU NDSO 5 Beaufort's, Dake of-Monday, Shipton M.Jnont Wodot d Lower Woods; Thursday, Stoke Park; ...

... pEDEST R IA NI SM. A15 T COPENHAGEN HOUSE ,:ATIP N0Vtrt.L.-This was a Spin of 200 yards, for ~ 5nloand thoagh the match was for so small a sit' ea'nt t crate interest among the frienda of the ttt taiaras imay he anticipated, unknown to 'eti~r'55~ blieeif we remember rightly, is niot tip ~ rot oeinie as figured in a rare, although, as notecesin. otin a pncuniary point, with much ?? N55~lt S a ...

... I Matches to Come. FEBRUARY. J Ithodes (of Wolverhamptont and T. Birkhead (of Shef- feld) to rou ten miles, 625 a side, on Aston.cross-gardens, sirmieghanl, Rhodes to have one minate start. _j Crompton (of Bolton) and W. Redfern (of Stockport), seO cars 461o a side, Bellevue. C cennor and J. Dawkms, 350 yards, 1o0 a side. :C Durham and G Withers, to walk seven miles, I1 a side. Bj Iloading and ...

... - SISBURY RACES. Thursday. vefew ietins less worth attending in the south of fTjr1 a5cepat held at Salisbury, and the present one was, fglo~adt Ccprion, the svorst one ever known ia Wiltshire. ilt c1 c .,ee was wvalked overfor, and such was the apathy Xrlar eci'f joes,,s respectidlg the Triennial that no horse 0th0 ''lr7 it sad thle sttke consequently avas void. The a or a par with the ...

... $PORTING* MNELLIGENOR TTTLRSsAxLL's, MONDAY. THE GRAND DanR MICUAEL STAKES.-OfferS to back Stoctwell agst the field, and to lay 3 to I agst any other. THE HOPEFUL STAKEst-6 to 4 offered on Sylphine. THE Two-TRS-OLD TRIENNIAL STAKES.-6 to 5 on Pelion (t, ?? and S to I aest Catherine Hayes (offered'. THREE-YRS-OLD TRIENNIAL STAEES.-6 to 4 agst Hobble Noble (t, p.p.) Tae CESAREWITCH STARES-H4 to ...

... ILATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENOE NWEWMARKET F'IRST SPRING MEETING. FRIDAY. Match: .st 71b each. 100, h. ft T.Y.C.-Lord Glasgow's Sister to Caracara, beat Lord Clilden's Altitude, by a neck. The Newmarket Stakes of s5 sova each. D.M. 24 subs. Lord Exeter's Steokwell, 3 yrs, Sst 71b ?? (Norman) l Duke of Bedford's Maidstone, s yrs, Sst 71 .. (Butler) 2 Sir R. Figot's Fatber Thames, S yrs, Sst ...

... SPOR TING IN TELLIGENCE. TATTERSALL'S-MIONDAY. DERBY. 3 to 1 agst h1r. Merry's Hobble Noble 9 to 2 - Mir. j. Arniold's Little Harry (tk 5 to 1) 10 to 1 - Lord Orford's Alcoran 10 to 1 - Duke of Ri.St ond's Harbinger 14 to 1 - Lord EJgioten's Claverhouse 16 to 1 - Lord Vibblecdale's Kingston IS to 1 - Mr. Stebbings's Alfred the Great (takrI) '25 to 1 - Lord Exeter's Stock well (taken) 25 to I - ...

... LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING. The following horses had reached Liverpool on Saturday ?? Brae, Toty, f by Harkaway out of Zelmyra, Abbess of Jerveaux, Allanadale, Jereed filly, Queen of the Vale, f by Charles XII , Labyrynth, Silent Friend, Widow Machree, Barrister, La Gazza Ladra, Crabbs, f by The Libel. LATEST BETTING IN TOWN. LIVERPOOL SPRING CUP. 7 to 4 sast surprime (t 2 to I). LIVERPOOL ...

... SPORTINGX. I i i I i I 61 I I- i I I .I Ii I 1 7: I: .I i. L i Age. at. lb. Sir John ?? a 11 10 Abd-el-Kader.. a 11 4 Sir P. Laurie . a 11 2 Peter Simple .. a 11 2 Lucy Neale ?? a 11 2 Fernhill . a 11 0 Chieftain. a 10 12 Bourton. a 10 10 Bedford . 6 10 10 Agis ?? 10 10 Postilion ?? a 10 8 Warner ?? a 10 8 IMaria Day ?? a 10 6 Melford ?? a 10 6 Half-and-Half.. a 10 6 Joan of Are ?? 6 10 6 ...

... ABERGAVENNY RACES-THuiDHAi MoNsMoUTHasHIE STAKES of 5 sOve. each, and 40 added, for 3-yr-iolds and upwards. Heats, onel mile and a half. (7 subs.) Mr. Whitehouse's Soapulary, 4 yrs, 8st ltlb (T. CIay) 0 1 1 Mr. Stevens's Sleeping Partner, 4 yrs, Set 1llb..(Yeatts) 1 4 4 Mr. J.l Smith's GipsylKing, 4yrp, BSt I1Ihib. (Donald) 0 2 2 Mr. Hartley's Gamecock, G yrs, 9st 61b ?? (Treen) 00 3 Mr. ...