... : sport(lis Kiltell(ofacit . ?? ?? BETINGAT HEPOST OFFICE HOTEL. T FRIDAY MORNING, FEB. 25, 1813. There was a largo muster to-day, and buninens brisk; tihe horses most in demand being-0scar, Iloarto,, and VictresR, for the Liverpool Steeple Cbase, Contentment for the Metropolitan and Newmarket Handiops, end Ratsplan for the Derby. The following will show the closing prices LIVERPOOL STEEPLE ...

... SPURTING INTELLIGENCE. rb:E (PROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) aus, VLIVIERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE, MARCH 2.-Osemr, engaged aY in teis race, wan eold last spring to the Viscount Talon, the- of Paris, and ran during the year for several steeple chases in France. Mr. Thomas Mason having 'borrowed him from the Viscount until the 30th April, the horse arrived in We England lately, and is now located at ...

... CONTEST 3BETWEEN T. llARRISON I and J. Webster, for 10 a side. The mode of getting to the appointed whereabouts for this, event was by an aquatic trip, the Susanna being employed on Tuesday for the purpose of conveying the men and their partisans to the field of battle. The landing was soon effected at Rainham, which holds a conspicuous place in the annals of fistie record, as being the spot ...

... CO U RS I NC. COURSING FIXTURES TO COME. FEBRUARY. Club. Judge. Timeof Mecting. Newmarket, Cambridgeshire ?? Mr. ?? ?? 7 Newcastle (Highlander) North ?? Mr. Miller . . . 7 Workington, Cumberland .. ?? Mr. A. Dalzell . 7, S Malton Open, Yorkshire ?? Mr. M'George ?? 8,9 Newcastle (Eldon Stakes) ?? Mr. Peverill ?? .. a Thirsk, Yorkshire .Mr. A. P. Fletcher . 8, p border (Kelso), ?? Mr. R. Swan ?? ...

... I :SPOAT~IM1 WWITSHIREs-CfHAMPIONj COURSING HEWT- MtDRUm ?? #11 ages (16- subs.), was won by Mr. W~emaet Mr Rendall's Rabbie~rn ups.. a.ran u. STONHBN~ Byxawerewon by Mi.3Etwall'si Ws&pe 15siTO Smza wera dirided by Mr. Brown's Brigh RyE. BAcbxNH16iI STAXIa Were WOUnby Mr. WVey'aoaeie RUunw;Ds'StiAkxs, were won by Captain Wyndharn'a ic 'v~f Ad Cie* HerMajstya oeay, ke COmmoll; Friday, New. ~ ...

... PLOUIGHING MATCHES. ri COPLIUENTARY PLOUGHTIGO MATCH.-The members of the To. [in Baniiebory-Deveniek Agricultural Association, and a number, of q- Othe'r purties in'that distiet, anXious to testify their respect W 11, towardi Mr R. W ~~~~~~~Thi II, owads M B alker of. Portlethenl anti Hillside, as, a kind :e r~ud ebb ing neighbour, and.-their sense Of his services as oneFi ce of the ...

... gltNTING APPOINTMENTS. Sa es-floV5JD5 140jeatys5-TIesday, Stoke Common; Friday, New Lodge; at He OD F.-itursday, Long Barns, Abbotts Roding; at atl yast eieven- .Frox HourNDs. . tI-Tuesdav. Hemgate; Thursday, Renton; Saturday, Chligt()-at half~past ten. Acthersntone- idbayl'steward's Hay; Tuesday, Crickets Inn; A jid~ay~cburchver; SaturdayOutwood Gate; ata quarter ?? Marr Village; Thursday, ...

... STEEPLE CHASINC I STEEPLE CHASES TO COME. FaB. 16.-Vale of Aylesbury. 16.-Lincoln. 18.-Hereford-The Aristocratic Hunters' Stakes closed, the Free Handicap Hurdle closed, the Grand Steeple and the Free Handicap Steeple both closed. 23,-Coventry-The Craven Handicap and Hurdle Stakes closed, and weights published; Selling Stakes close Feb. 21. 25.-Satton. MAR. 1.-Carmarthen-The Open and Welter ...

... Sir W. W. Wynn's hounds will meet on Monday, February 14th ?? Gobowen Wednesday, February 16th . Llanypwll Friday, 18th ?? Lightwooo d Green Saturday, 19th.Oswestry .Racecourse Each day at half-past 10 o'clock. NOTTINGHAM RACES, TUESDAY, Feb. 4. The Two-Years-Old Stakes.-Lady Audrey, 1 Field Marshal, 2; Bridesmaid, 3.-Nottinglham Han- dicap.-Bardolph, I; Chilton, 2. WEDNESDAY. The Hunters' ...

... ., , TATTERSAL'. -M NDAY. The business transacted yesterday, Without being heavy, wwu sufiontly decided to reverse the pssitiona of the two favonrited for the Liverpooi Steeplechase, for which, it will be seen, View Halloo and Duo an Durraz have also been brought ipto~pominant notice ; and to show a strong feeling in favourof est Australiau fortehe Tro Thoasmnd Guiea Stakes and Derby, and ...

... SPOR TJNG. TATTERSALL'S-YESTERDAY. LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE. 6 to 1 Wast Mr. Mason's Miss Mowbray (taken) 9 to I - Mr. Mason's Oscar 9 to 1 - Mr. Higginson'sBourton (10 to l taken freely) 11 to 1 - Mr. Barnett's Sir Peter Laurie 12 to 1 - Lord Waterford's Duc-an-Durras 20 to 1 - Captain Little's ?? Miss Mowbray was backed several times at 6 to 1, and Bourton for all the money that could be got ...

... ?? 2 T H EE CHASE.a 0 ~~~The CisEWnia Houses will meet on 0 Saturday, February ?? Hocksavage1 4 Monday, ?? Green 0 Tuesday, 8.. ?? ..PeoverI 0 'Thursday, 10 ?? Arley t 0 Saturday, 12 ?? a 0 ?? day at ha lf-past ten. -Sir W. W. WeasN's HOUNDS Will meet on aSaturday, Februaryt ?? HallI re Monday, ?? arn Bridge Wednesday, ?? ne Friday, 11 ?? .. yn ty ad Saturd~y, 12 ?? Id The NORTHa STAv'ORDSasME ...