... THE 1MIDLAND RtING. FIGHT FOtR To-Ai Oteow-Coo0E5 AGAINST MALPxs.-Mr. John Matthews, Bell Inn, Dale liid, Birmilghaln, has received 440, being the amount of stakes wihich are to be contended iar to-morrow (Monday) between Samuel Cooper and Benjllin Malpas, both of Dudley Port, Worcestershire. Tho n are to weigh before seven iii the morning, neither to exceed lost, anid the ground will be above ...

... PROGRAMME OF THE NEWCASTLE- ?? Races. TUESDAY, JUNE 22. The TRIAL STAKES of 5 ?? each, with 20 added; for two year olds, Sat 411; three, 7st 41b; four, 8st 71b; five, gst; six and aged, 9st 31b ; the winner to be sold for 200 sovs if demanded, ac., and the second to save his stake; T.Y.C. Third Year of the SECOND TRIENNIAL PRODaucE of 10 sovs each, s ftt Cults, Sst 71b- fillies, 8st 41b; the ...

... INTELLICENCE EXTRA. HAMPFTON. Handicap for the SURREY AIND MootuErsex STARES of as So, each, 1o it, and 5 only if declared 0n or befora ta-mactoo.l (Monay.) age at lb I Cage St p, ?? 4 62 DsICptain Perry 66 Edward of Yock 4 S57 I rc . 4 6 Selina .6 I 6 4 Hirsute a ?? 64 Feex-pas ?? 4 7 .Grand Duchess.. . 64 Billy Bar ?? 4 75Coral ?? ?? 64 Lady in Waiting . 3 7 ?? 4 64 Madame Wharton. 4 7 0 ...

... SPORTINQ INTELLIGENCE. g theo aged I ASCOT HEATH RACES. b The following outline of the engagements for cbh ensuing meet- him iug includes the entries made on Saturday Lfter- TUESDAY.-The Trial Stakes of 6 EovS each, and 50 added; for two. gree- yr-olds, 4st 41b; three, 7st Sib; four, 8st 71b; five, Ost* six- ition, and aged, Dst 31b. The new mile. ice Nancy, 4 yrs Merry Peal, 4 yrs g be ...

... 0 - I t C NEW CASTLE 01.TY1 R&ACES.-THURSDAY.,' GATESHEAD LoTTnnrSTAxRB of 10 soys. each, p.p., with o0 added, ?? 'to 'sate his'itake, for 3&yr.oids; ?? b',%4nt n ied, 8st41b. Twosmiles. (14subs) Lord 411hntcn's Pel~jidvi ?? Mr. Merryfe iy. ?? ?? ?? . Mr. pawvon'slI 'Varmint:., *--sy 8-- ' 3 - 0 - - ?? easy. ?? ?? ?? GolD' CUa ST4Ax of 10 soys. eachp.p. Two miles.' (12 subs,).. ?? ii..eikt ...

... LONDON YACMIT CLUB D1.ATCH. (Yesterday.) Yesterday thle second Alatch of the season, for a Purse of Forty Sovereigns, and Ten Sovereigns to the second yaclit, wvas sailed by the following yachts belonging to tile miembers of the Royal London Yacht Club:8 Yachts Toss Owners Miotle .. _ 15 ?? Rear-Comrmodore Hhantom ?? 20 ?? s. Lane, Esq. Zuleika ?? 20 ?? AlMrris King, Esq secret ?? 25 ?? ?? R. ...

... I If Ascot prides itself upon its aristocratic patronage, Hampton can certainly lay claim to the favour of the Million, and throulghout our peregrinations this year, we can safely state that, except at Chester anld Manchester, we have never seen so many happy thousands congregated together as were assembled on Moulsey Horst on Thurs day last. The sport provided for them was not unworthy of ...

... SPORTING INTEkLLIGENCE. -- -d I . CARLISLE RACES. [1Y EbECTRIC TSLEGRAVIT.] TUESDAY-The Corby Costle Stakes of 10 sov8 eachb, lift, and 40 added, for two yr-old colts, Got 71b; and three, 1St 7lb ;the CCeondlto SaVe htssotske. Winners extra. Mvares and geldings Mr. John Coborec's b-c Lamnlbton, 2yrs ?? valked over The Free Handicap of 6 soYS each, and 50 added. Once round. Mr. John Osborne's ...

... AQU AT IC S. HIGH WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE. ?? 6 morning 40 min. past 4 afternoon I min. past 5 7 26 . ?? s.. 4s ?? 5 5 . 12 .,6 . s .--6 9 .2 . ?? ,12 .. .. . 6 . . . . ?? 6 9 . 2 28, , lo2 7 MATCHEiS TO COME. J. am 12.-Royal Mersey Yacht Club Matci, by first and seotid class yachts, iucdel 3 tonls anda.1oc 35 toss, time for: tonnage. 12- Royal 'Chaises yacht Club Match. 14 andi i -Durhamn ...

... PEDE STR I A N IS M. SEWARD AND PATTERSON. All who take an interest in that which appertains to this popular and manly sport must be perfectly aware that the con test between the celebrated George Seward, who is perhaps among sporting men more familiarly knows by the cognomnen of the American Wonder, and James Patterson, the Flying Tailor, wherein they had to contend for superiority in a 250 ...

... PE D E$T RI A NIS M. I I . . GREAT MATCH for the CHAMIPIONSHIlP, between William Jackson, the American 3Deer, and John L1evitt. The long talked of mnatch between these celehratedmcn, whose names appear above,lras at length been br ought to a riecision, and that, too, in a manner that most, we are confident, be noeght but satisfactory to all who are thse adurirers of this manly pas- time. No ...

... 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 ...