... I PEDESTRIANIS M. Sporting at Manchester. PEDESTRIAN MATCHEa.-Thomas Rothwell (of Bedford) and Bichard Kniveton (of Astley), the latter having two yards' start in two hundred, for 20 a side, to run at the Salford Borough Gardens on the 30th of this month, have staked 15 a side with Mr. James Holcen, White Lion Longroillgate. JOSHUA EMSaEY (OF PUDnBY) AND F3ANCIS WIEINcaS (O1x WAKE- FerLD), ...

... WINDSOR STEEPLB CHASES. Thursday, Nov. 27 Stewards: W. Craven, Esq., 1st Life Guards; H. Lyon, Esq., 2d Life Guards; Capt. Baillie, Royal Horse Guards; H. Wilkin, liq., litle Hussars; Col. Berkeley, Scots Fuisilier Guards; Henry Seymour, Esq., Windsor: Capt. Biulkeley, Windsor. Judge and Clerk of the Scales: Mr. REdieaid Hibburd. These metropolitan district Steeple Chases took place on ...

... I BDETTING OF THE WEEK. TATTERSALL'S, MONDAY. GREAT NORTHERN. 10 to 3aget One Act (taken) 6 to 1 agst Fandango (taken) 11 to 2 - The Earl (taken) 8 to I - Heir of Linne (taken) FLYING DUTCHMAN'S HANDICAP. 6 to 1 agst Hospitality (taken) 6 to 1 agat Uella (taken) 3 to 1 - Pom aoe tkn 6 to I - Zeta (taken) Two THOUSAND GUINEAS. 2 to 1 anet Yellow Jack (taken) 8 8 to 1 agst Milton 3 to 1 - Porto ...

... INTELLICENCE EXTRA. NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER Meeting. TUESDAY.-Accptances for the C rswecHIT STeres, afreebandicap of 21 covs each, 15 It, with 300 added by the Jockey Club, for three year olds and uipwards; the winner of the Dneester St. Leper to carry 121b ; the second boroe in the St. Leger, or the wiener of the Doncaster Cup, or the Greet Yokebsire Handicap, 6thi extra;, the winner of any ...

... SPORTING G The Iveah I-Hunt meet as ?? February 2, MIilltown, Banbridge; Tuesday, 5, Dro- more; Saturday, 9, Tandragee; Tupsday, 12, Ballela Post-office; Saturday, 16, Clare; Tuesday, 19, Bally- down Bridge: Saturday, 23, Ballyvarley; Tuesday, 26, Ashfield Post-office; hour, twelve o'clock. ROUTE IfuINT.-Fixtures for February, 1816-To meet at eleven.-Friday, 1, Kilraughts; Tuesday, 5, Dunhoc; ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCIL TATTERSALL'S. MONDAY. The business of the Doncaster meeting was brought to a conclusion with that all-important event, : the settliln.g Although several absentees were reported, and complaints were occasionally heard, yet a large majority of the heaviest accounts were wound up; and altogether the meeting, regarded from a pecuniary point of view, may be termed harmless ...

... ?? Intelligence. I ed w, - BETrlNG AT MANCHESTER.-FRaAT. - n, Speculation wae nearly confined to the SalieburyeventO, noW ite decaded. The only horses backed for the Chester Cup wera - *t, Mishap, about whom 750 to 30 was taken, and Pusricestone, at ., 3o0 to l0; afterwarde 40 to I wae offered against the letter. Warloock etands at 20 to I offered, but how he hus advanced to ra - hort a price ...

... ? ? *Ppr Le _ LVE RPOOL SPRING MEETINU.-TUxsDLY. ' 5e5c of The Trial Stakese of S noav. each, with 30) added: thraeyejoar-olds, ver D I. 3srb four, 6et. 41b ; five, Yet.; six and aged, get 310a; mares 50s. ! is and geldinge allowed'41b. One mile aud a quarter. 6 sube. ' 6 I~rE ., Parr's Stork, 3 yre ?? Ducker I 9 0 MrMorris'sEulogist, 6yr.. ?? Baleam 2 id .0 ; Mr J. Osbornes' Alfred, 3 yea ?? ...

... CHrCKET.-A Ma!oh was played on tho Cric(ket- greund, Norlhianiberlandistreat, on Wednesday Nnd Thursdsy last, beoween the Carlisle and Northumiber- loud alubs, which resulted, as will be seen by the sub- jxined Boore, in favourof the Northumberladid wvith five wiclzbts to go down. The w~eather was fine, aud a good withering of speetatars attended the grocud each doy. *ho batting and bowlissg ...

... HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. MR SELBY'S FOX5tDUNDS will Meet on 'lueEday, Oct. 210t, at Ingram; fnd on Friday, the 24th, at the Ken- ntl3. Each day at half- psst ten o'olock. NEWMARKET SECOND0 OCTOBER MEETING, GIONDAY.-FIETY POUNDS A.F. One mile, two furlongs, 73 yards. Mr T. Parr's Fisherman, 3 yri, 71 71b ?? (Qalinton) I Mr How nrd's Sarabend, 4 yrs, a8st71b ?? i. .(J. Goraer) 2 Mr Parker's Blue ...

... HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. T}Ee NEWCASTLE AND GA.TE3SHEAD HA11RIE;S Will meet cn Mlonday, the 3rd of Alarch, at flarlow Hill; and on Friday, the 7th, at Bentan-squaro-eaoh day at half- pat ten o'clock. TlcE MonraTa FOXHOUNDS will moet on Tuesday, the 4th of March, at Loughirst; on Thursday, tbe 6th, at Nethebton Station; and on Saturday, the 8th, at hidden Panr Corner-each day at a quarter beloze ...

... These annual scratch races scere brought to a conclusion on Wedinesday afternoon last. Seven cre ws competed, and s'ome first-rate rowing Questuil. The following was the order of the race:- FIRST BIEAT. Mr. Morrison (stroke), Mr. Walpole, Mlr. Sheppard, Mr. Protisero, Mr. Ellis (coxswain). .Mr. Everett (stroko), AMr. Aliddleton, Mir. Freshlfield, ' 9 Mr. Pearson, MIr. Allen (coxswain) ?? 'Mr. ...