... BETTING AT TATTERSALLIS. MONDAY. TFas EMs'PERORs's PLATE. Offers to take 3 to I about Voltigeur, and to lay 4 to I agst Teddington. NORTHIUMBERLAND PLATE. 3 to I agst Stilton (taken) DEaBY, 1853. 30 to I agst Lord John Scott's The Reiver (taken) 40 to I - Mr. H. Watters's Lord Fauconberg (taken) 40 to I - Lord Westminster's The Dape (taken) 40 to I - Mr. H. G. Sturt's Lascelles (taken) as to I ...

... AQU AT IC s. HIGH WATER AT LONDO)\.nE.lD sEer. 12 morning 33 min. past 12 afternoon nrai P1 13 .23 ?? . I.. 45 n alt1 14t ?? 6.. 2 2 ?? ., 27 ?? 5. 47 . ?? 2 ?? 16. 5 29 ?? ?? 187S ?? 1) ?? ?? 41 IS ?? itt 54 MATCHES TO' CODR SEPT. 13.-Isieworth Larodsmen's Regatta. 13 and 14.-NewcaStle ?? and Gatesole 15.-Vale of Levert and Lochlomoad AriAnuas RIgatta, 21.-The Chesler Regatta. *2. ...

... DIE~ETING. I H ~ A ?? Pt. n -d te on stewards: Lord Waterfordi 'iaJor rmtl, -1 - General Arpon M.P Clerk of te Course cMr. E. W. Tohi.Starter Mr. H-oraley, Judge Mr hie Seal trcit s militated materially against the comlplete Success ?? atund folatherig The elementsi were not propitious f a d foul geathe marred thee spirit and diminished the patronage ot addition to these advnftitious ...

... PEDESTRIAINIS Mt DWATCHES AT COPENHAGENq 3HoTTrS1 To~Ves ANDi FcsmON.-Although on Mori~doytee l inviting tnoveltyrif ?? wetei aii y Ualeso -a rained once throughout the eatire day, the otr on thinly atteartert Chats we have been accostiii, jn e~ long tirec Past, Owitri, no iloubt, iii a great Inaoetth approach at thre Christmas holidays, whetL ?? i tieI thle excitinrg scenes anod rovels of ...

... CAMID:iDGE; UNIVEUSITY 3E04 Races. .. - T'is COinQUsoUN SILtvR SCULLS. The races for these sculls commeneed on Wednesday last, having been postponed frosts the preceding Monday. Owing to the late heavy and continued floods, the practice of the men over the racing ground has been considerably curtailed. By Wednesday the waters had subsided nearly to their proper bounds, but the stream was very ...

... i-1 SPOTING. ,; Nt*R~KET SEiCo1~TOBtR MEET1ZG LATEST BETTING ON THtfRSDAY NXIGT.- ' . .AUiA DGE-SH1RB.- '.14 ?? '1;agst Azael;ct)- ,1 14 tll *- LadyrEvelyn | . :. 16 tto i'l , Weathergage:;- :..l 25 to 1 - LeJuif . 5 'I 5to I --Babeft ?? ?? ' *01 to ?? FatherThames DERBY. IO . 100 to 46 ?? (t - Belgravia died this erhning from the ebedta of the a(30.' diontdesclibed in' Dir las ! The following ...

... SP OR TING. CHESTER RACES. LATEST BETTINiG ONQ THURSDAY NIGHT. DERBY. S to I ?? Alcoran a2 g to I agt Chief Baron Ni- 7 to I - obble Noble oholsen 12 to 1 - Stockwell (t) 25 to I- Homebrewed 13 to I - Claverboase 133 to I Augur 15 to I - Alfred the Great 33 to I- Arelto 15 toI - Little larry 3 to I- Eliot 1 to I - Kingston 1000 to 15- Ambrose 2D to I - Joe Miller 1000 to 15- Buekthorn (t) 25 ...

... ABBAS PACEHS NEW STEAM YACHT. The new yacht just turned out by Messrs. Ted and Macgregor for the Viceroy of Egypt, is perhaps the fmostbeautiful steam vessel the world has ever seen. The Faid Raban6, as she is caUed, has the fllowing dimensions: --Keel and fore-rake, 180 feet; breadth of beami, 20 feet b depth of hold, 9 feet; draught of water, 3 feet ; power of a engines, 160-horse. Her ...

... S!P OBTINIG. w NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. NEWMARKET, WEDNESDAY NIGHT.;i LATEST BETTING. tr NURSERY STAKES-FIRST CLASS. In 4 to 1 agst Anteverta m 8 to I - Talfourd w S to I - Eaton t0 8 to 1 - Game Tommy re S to 1 - Exact tl 9 to I - Belle Sauvage 10 to I - Nerva St 10 to 1 -Feramorz D1 12 to 1 - Margaret of Aujou ax NURSERY STAKES-SECOND CLASS. tlh 3 to 1 agst Michaelmas Maid Si 7 to 1 - ...

... PLOUGTNING MATCH AT CREUDDI)N. aI T . _ . . ?? . . - It it On IVednesday, the IIth ilst., a very interestint. p)ionigh- .0 ing mnatch took place in a f(; Id bhlOlloniny, to Mwri. J.f ?? e of Malile, EXiw-rl~i's,tenialitto ?? P. \: illi'llis, Esq..j M.NI., - Crli'ig-3-donl. 'I'lle field, beillu! old ai'lazing lan Iaflor:d cd Co- g cellent. o qor-toiity for tie ploghinanl to sholw his wvork. ...

... NEWMIARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING.-MONDAY. Match, 100, h. ?? Ribblesdale's the Nabob, beat the Duke of Bedford's Hugo.-Match, 200, h. ft., T.Y.C.-Mr. Ma- genis's f. by Ion, beat Lord Clifden's Feramorz.-Sweepstakes of 50 sovs. ?? of Richmond's Harbinger beat General Anson's Rolando.-50, for 4-year-olds; last three miles of B.C. -Duke of Bedford's Exeter beat Lord Exeter's Nutshell, Mr. ...

... hENLEY REGATTA-FiRST DTA, Friday, June 25. A I IL . . . . .- I . i . A brigght and elseerful inorning-~ave poromise of weather more favourable to aquatic sports than it has been the fortune of this aneeting almost annually to ?? card of entries 0 sportd butfenl extensive lis't fo- an aftsrnoois's excellent it orthe btit also sheaved the truth of rumnour in circulation on, teprevious evehing, ...