... I RACING FIXTURES FOR 1853. SEPTEMBER. Waisall ?? 28 W~arwiick and Pontefract ?? 19 Northallerton ?? 29 Leamlngton .. is Bedford ?? 20 Limerick ?? 29 Richmond ?? 19 Leicester ?? OCTOBER Newmarket ?? ?? Chester Autumnt. 4 NOVEjBER. Lanark ?? Yorkshire U. H ?? 6 ?? Manchester ?? 22 Perth ?? Epsom Autumn ?? S ?? ?? Liverpool A'mn ?? Newmarket F. 0.. 27 ?? Cowbridge Hunt.. B Sandbach ?? ' ...

... ?? THE BIRKLENHEAD MODEL YACHT CLUB. ae es ?? to it le- ial he ie, gh *nt lr. Iil, ki, Ia- he~ ,as In iil.. ?e- sr, no mn, ed n6 he led Igs .of at, ar) BOB of no Dm iar 4ud rth .he ant the %de ble ore ~he orn iful try ate ida Ire- ado rin our t to 'ith Pre, ex- ted br0 ery for wus his are iem not the 'be or will late .out leir and rith s of put tto low ?? of fino and inly, the a~iof na to 100, ...

... ?? ?? ?? l ?? ;RlI.TT Im - 1- A al i nhe BETTING T H POST-QFFICE HOE1 . orn ?? MO ANTNE ?? Brpry~ etwcenl Warwick adtetford, we have scarcely mustered an 2 ,a It aeenl.Betn tte rome this mnorning.was, consequeq~1 i- klk. assessor very limited, the following be1ing he ytrnains 'tat ?? 0 volesunder our noitioe - ?? 10 5CHAMIPAGNE 'S;AkfE9. Bal r. John .6to 2 agot Lord Londoeborough's Tadoaster ...

... ?? ?? .. .. ?? :: lest BETTING AT THE ?? re- TuESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 20 J. if, Theoary prt f te ay an hiely eopied with settling out IEWC NG tnigauenso Dnatr adw i not hear emurmur; Bc Ueeyhigpsadofi tems satsatory manner. There BYan wa[R ltloseuatoeo h 6et dcdd to day at Ponte. ace frnado h eseioaadC rdgeshire Stak~es, the Tota the CESAREWITC1H STAKES. hat 0 to 1 get Mr Howards Ring Pepin ...

... ?, %porting -I ?? ?? ?? ?? BETTING AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL. R. ( TuESDAY MonRsVo; SEPT G. Rcv This morning the Leamington Stakes engrossed the attention of those speoulators who are not gone to Warwiok. The trausac- W. tions on the St. Leger, Great Yorkehire Handicap, Cesarewitoh, RTv and Cambridgeshire, were limited. The, following shows the T. closing priceB:- 1 ?? : J ST. LEGER. J. C 210 ...

... | II BETTING AT MANCHESTER. TUESDAY ES'mNsts, AUGUST 30ru..-There was aL very thin at. tendanee, and business was remarkably dull; the few bets that were woade being to Ismall su1s, consequently the quotations, as given below, are only nominal. Nothing was done upon either the St. Leger or Derby; West Austral ian, if anything, had the call of the field. The weights, which should be out to-day ...

... RACE BETWEEN THE ISLE OF MAN STHAMBER%, 1MONA'' QUAEN AND MANX FAIRY. a We. a=nounced Inorlast' tist t4e Ramsey. no A]V a. Stisser, Manx.> Fairy, intended to~ maket heir first trial wb latrip 'to the ?? of Man on the following day, and that it tioll t-, was 'purposed to test har~ sailing qtialities. withithose of CM~ at the M4ona'a Queea, the'riew boat lately added to the' tht n., a tlir ...

... .I% -sporting ? 7 BETTiNG AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL.- Thee as fir ?? MORNING, SEPT. 27. th ros hs ionig,notwith. ) tnigsvra ftemmes aiglf o Newmarket. Spcltohwenwsb o en rs.There were a few in ti~ig ivesmens o th stkesdecdedto-day at Newmnarket, id, an ?? tke tCetrIed. For the Cesare- ut ic h ossroti eadwr NaGcy, Indian Warrior, In adJeMle.Coigpie: iis CESARIEWITCH STAKES. A 7 to Iagat Mr ...

... at I I , t ZV0'tillo 1titlctlig cle. -- - - - - . - - -- - - - - -- - - - - -- - - - - I T - Ale to SW prting Geintlemn.~ ell IMPORTANT. INFOR-MATION from 7 all th Race Meeotings that may be on dnriog any week; also im- - PortaiucagsI h betting in London during each day. The T. ;S-, greatep reinemyb placed iR the accuracy of his informa- tion, ebenth ?? medieni for the conveying of racing - ...

... ?? !q1talptce. -SVO ?? ?? ?? I I?lz , T ;l. le MANCHETR A TNhM~E~N. ae rer. Sead Lr>oseon, .PynEsq., J. Meiklam, -Esq. h *ket and SrH de Trafford, Bart. ?? for, Mr j.Tams Bake, clerk of the, course'; ~Mr. Richard Johnson, rter , judge; Mr. H. Hibburd, starter.' ?? 2 nedtF This m eating took' ?? on.Thursday and yesterday (Fri. ,dcay), and tinder saimilar circumstances thati have, eharac- Bill1 ...

... ?? sporting Entelitaruct. ?? ?? -POST-OFFICE HOTEL, FRiIDAY. We *No betting, DONCASTERI BACE$;-TUESDAT. The Fitzwilliam Handicap Stakes of 6 soav each, with 60 added, dra, for all ages. One mile. (13 subscribers.) ' Cap - 513 Mr J: Osborno's.Aisis Agnes. 3 yrs8 old ?? ae I 2,713 Baron Rlothschildl's Mentmora Lass, 3 yrs ?? Ciccr-ton 2Ci - 7 7Ar Tbompsou's Guicawar, 3 yrs ?? Wells '~tbe1 - 713 ...

... SPORTIG. I TATTERSALL'S, THrasOAT. A very thin attendance, and only the following bets came under notice :- TnE CssAREwITce. 4000 to 200, 1000 to 50 (twice), 600 to 25, and 200 to 10 taken about Nancy; 1000 to 50 and 500 to 25 the Indian Warrior, 00to 20 and 250 to 10 Songstress, G00 to 20 Knight of the Shire, 1250 to 2, 100D to 20, 1000 to 25 (twice), and finally 1000 to 80 Tedding- ton; 1000 ...