... $TE PLE CHASING. I STEEPLE CHASES TO COME. PN.3 2S.-Carmarthenshlse Buent (foicr)-The Open and Hunters' Steeple Chases closed; the Carmos then Handicap and Selling Steeple Chases to Close Feb. 26. 27.-Liverpool Grand Ntational closed, sad weights published. la. 12.-Warwick-The Graesd annual Steeple Chase closed, weights ._published Feb. 28; and forfeits declared March 5. 12.-Maket Rosen. :19. ...

... I TATTEIISALL'S, MoNDAn--There was a busy day at the rooms on this occasion; and the betting in most respects may be saidto be important. Taking each event touched upon in the order stated below, the Liverpool Steeple Chase first demaid's notice. Sir Peter Laurie was evidently the lion of the day, and was baeked vith Epirit at the price named. There had been a movement in the City during the ...

... -4-- LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING, TUESD.AY. ThA TIlAL STAKES of 5 sovs. each, with 30 a(dedl tbtreectt-; i! 6st. 31b. four, 8st. ilb. *idve, 9st.; six and aged, st. 3lbd.; D and geldings allowed 4lb. One mile and . quarter. Ai r. E. Parr's Stork, 3 yrs.. ?? (fDulcT) I Air. T. Walker nd Eulogist, 6 yia. ?? MIr. J . Osborne's Alfred, 3 yrs ?? ?? .3 Wou in a ce nter. The TYBO STAKES of 5 sovs. each, ...

... SPORTING INTELUIGENCE. LINCOLN SPRING MEETING-WEDNESDAY. The Lincoln Spring Handicap Stakes of 5 soVS each, with 50 added. The winner of any handicap after the weights were published, 51b; twice, or a handicap of the value of 100 sov8, 71b extra. The second to save his stake. One mile. 17 subs. Mr. Elwes'e Flageolet, 4 yrs, 7st ?? (H. Bray) 1 Mr. E. Hodgin's Vanessa, 4 yrs, 6st 41b ?? ...

... SPOBTING. LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING. PROGRAMOME OF TIIE SPOuTF. TULSAYT-2Ei OfP5I0 MPi. I Trig Tarti SrAxes of S ore, each, with So0added brthe Earl of( ftiefton; three-yrolze, 6st~lb; tour, 8at 4.b; lire, Oet; -6 and aged, 9s' lb; mares 2nd ~eedinge atlowed jib. Mileanduquarter. (6i subs.) To name the esenieg before rmnning. Tue LarcaPOOL SPUIG~ Ctr (Handicap) of 100 sowe. In specie, by T ...

... I LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING. THE LIVERPOOL SPRING CUP-ADDITIONAL P PARTICULARS. Mr. Yason declared' to win 'with Shelal. A false start was made, Mary, Shelaih, and Lightning being left at the post. The others raced round the course, the jockeys thinking the, ?? to go had been properly given. Little Davie, wnho made all the running, came in first by half a lessgth, Alonzo was second, and ...

... BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-FitAY. r LIVERPOOL SPRING CUP. 7 to 2 aget Mary () 7 to I - Da Ginlkel (t) 9 to 1 - Baroness 9 to I - Beres am (t) 10 to 1 - Alonao LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. 6 to 1 agst Harry Lorrequer (t freely) 8 to I - Sir Peter Laurie (off) 11 to 1 - Seamarl (t freely) 11 to 1 - Emigrant 100 to 6 - Pot er ( ) 20 toI- Jumpaway (t) 30 to 1 - Jemmy the Black ?? TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS ...

... 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; ...

... 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 ...

... - SPORTING INEIA1ENCFI- ..LINCOLN SPRING NEETING. TURSDAT.-The Trial Stakes of 56sovs each, with 25 addeda for three-yr-olds and upwards.- Certain penalties and allowances. One mile. g subs. M kr. .J. Parker's Tae Deer, 3 y s, 6st 111b (Fordhaa) 1 Mr. T. Parr's Fisherman,- 3 yrs, T7t; ?? .(E. For0twry' 2 Mr. Wiloi0's Gathercole, 3 yrs, 7st. ?? 3 The following also ?? Wilson's Plausible, 4 ...

... I SPORTlNG INTELLIGENCE. TATTEDSALL'S. ?? business transacted during the afternoon was, in certain instanees, important. A hostile movement was commenced against Fly-by-Night, but it was. not at- tended with any diesarous effect. 10 to 1 was reptatedly betted against him for the Derby, those odds being taken in the aggregate to upwards of 30W. For the Two ThouseAd, 7 to 2 and 4 to I vwre ...

... PL OU GH ING MAT CHES. OLD 3ION9LAND, BIARONY, BOTIOWELL, AND CADDrR FARMING SOCIETY. ehp twenty eighth annual ploughingimatch of this soeiety was heal] on Friday last, on the -farm of Carnbros, in the parish of I Ieseli belonging to Mr. James Dick, Twenty-nineoploughs started, and the wiork performed was, we are informed by lar- ties who were present, of a very superior description. The ...