... TATTERSALL'S,-YESTERDAY. The room was well attended. Time, however, was chiefly occupied in the settlement of accounts on the events of the preceding week, and no great amount of business was trans- acted on any future event. Three animaals only were mentioned in connection with the July Stakes. 5 to 2 was taken and offered about Lam- bourn, and 3 to 1 about Drumour; 400 to 100 was booked ...

... SPCI 'lTING INI ELLIGENCE. The card fI ARICET 'JTI Y MEETING. ish cr re ei~ted a co npuratavely attractive aryca-e-. Iauce, anid its piosi ise of iut.sr-sting sport was fully re'dsiz I, I.'disc result of the principal eieat, the Chesterfield 5 eke,,~ crestedi a senisrti it. Alter ss Cead lieat between the Che- valier d'IndruAtrip, on whom o-'lds were at 0110 thric fro ly laid, and thle Ph.) ...

... SPOBTING. WORCESTER RACES.-FRIDAY. Tnr MAsnrvsFLn 8TAnEs of 25 smos., added to a sweepstakes of 3 ST Sov9, each lor 3.yr oldsaud upwards. Thewinter to be sold for100?. if demanded, &c. About one mile. (5 cubs.) Mir. Somanle Chatteiess, by Gabbler, 3 yrs, 7et 8ib ?? I M~r. Xarroway e Blue B ,l, 3 yrt, 7st 81b .. . ?? (Bray) 2 Mr. Stagg's Primrcse, 3 yre, 7ot 8ib ?? ?? (Cresewell) IDGl I Mr. ...

... SPORTItNG ITNTERLLITGENCE., it tat Innings. J 11. Teigg, runout - - - 3 F. Dychre, b lleaurmont - - - IfG WV RateliO' c Harrison, h lliosrront 18 A, Bass, it Blott, br Ilcaurnorit - 7 1: Grettoir, b Nadiri - - - 2 H. Rltrilifii run orrt - - - 20 J, Beiii, e Cbtinni, b Tirornlwili - 13 Sir' G. Besirmour, c Daionepart, br ?? S. 5Malaby, ririr out - - -I1 J. Ciarlie, bWebis- -- 12 A. Psgdcrr, b ...

... SP.1ORTING INTELLIGENCE. STAMFORD RACES.-WEDNESDAY. Handle3p Plate.-Ethelbald 1, Royalty 2. 'XThree ran. Won I eariqly.I Sweenstakes.-Imp rieuse 1, Bannoeckburn 2. Five ran. 0I i Bliighlcy Stakes.-Melissa 1, Goldhil. 2. Five ran. Sg The C'olyweAton Staltes.-Imperieuse 1, Greyling 2. Four ran. Wonl easily. NOTTINGHAM JULY MEETING.-WEDNESDAY. 7 The Clheaterfluld Hancicap.-Typea 1, Yorkshire Grcy ...

... SPORlT'ING INTELLIGILNCE. (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPIH ) STAMFORD ItACES-YEBTEaDAY. Welland Stakes. Fisherman ?? . ?? Turbit ?? Four ran. Tht Cold Cup. Pretty Boy ?? ?? ?? . ?? 1 Guoldhill ?? ?? .. ?? 2 Middleton t ?? Tbree ran. Rtutland Stakes. Esciterceut ?? ?? I Damne-In ditch *- ?? ?? 2 Aldershot .. ?? Tbe ran Threc ran. CRLEYFORD RACEiS-YESTERDAY. Trial StaheS. Farindl(o . ?? . . I'euzydarex ? ...

... TATTERSALLVS-YESTERDAY. Speculation was pursued with little activity, and the in- estin ents were for the usost part in trifling sums. No o little diflliculty was therefore experienced in conspiling an accurate list of quotations, the majority ofthe prices being merely nominal. CHELotraORD HAneDICAP.-Pole Star rose into high favour, she was freely backed at 0 to 4; 4 to 1 was taken about ...

... 9?pvliag EntrIligrItcr. -111-1- buiS - - ?? ?? _ . ?? z LmNG AT XINCIiTS ltT D. :ers, Thi rooms were better nttenned to (lay than we have Srcii them'of ,Vt late, without, honveor, givaing any great ial clus to betting- upon ine rul, eveuts to be decided at Goodweod during the ensoing weeli. A q*uan- nrie tity of horses were menItioed, end although epeculation Weu very that limited, it was it ...

... PROGRAtMME OF LIVERPOOL RACES. I Wednesday, July 9.1 The CinOXRTar STxARS of 1O ears each, ha ft, with 40D added; three year aids, Sat 10lt; four, Set 2lb; five, Set l0ib; six and aged, Set; mares and geldings allowed 21b; one mile and a quarter. (7 aubo.) Lard Derby Mr. J. .Stanley I Lord Clifdeu Mr. Barber Mr: T.Wakr Me, E. B1. Clark Mr. T. Parr II The MEsaxY STAxes Of Iii ears each, 5 ft, ...

... t.1 - ??Pujtng f0alfaelfce, I ?? I ho ~~NOTTINGHax JULYr MEETING. le The Trial Stakes of 8 Bovs. each, with 40 added, for two~yeareold and 6 100 41Mr.,Obreupwards. One mile. 4 1 M J Odorienamed Remedy. 2 yr5 ?? Cfl 5 0 Mr T. fleweon named Leo, 2 Yea Bullock 2 be 9 0 Mir Cl CsLpel'e Welbam, 5 yea ?? 1et 4 20 Mr Aliison'e Evelyn, 2 e ?? ?? ~ L on 4 132M ihmn' Sweetener, 2 ?? s on ~ ,Mr ...

... I The Gentlemen of England v. the Gentlemen of Sussex and Kent. The eighth principal match of the season at Lord's was began On Monday by sides constituted as above, and a continuance of briliant sunny weather throughout the whole ot the day, attracted a large circle of the haut ton within Mr. Dark's well superintended enclosure Inclusive of Earl of Uxbridge, Earl of Coventry, Earl of ...

... CHELMSFORD JULY 1RACES. Tuesday,, July.22. Stewaids: W~.Honlywood. Esq.; Captain'Douglas Lane; and Ieng Bullock, q, Judgeg: l1lr. J. P. Clark, Newmnacket. Satr minaton. Clerk of ?? and Hancticapper- 'Mr. S. Merry, of L~: This annual racing assembly, in teseex, took place on Tuesday and Wed. nesday lant, under the above ausapicei, and ie wonderfully improvednth character and quality of spoo'of ...