... BRISTOL H7ARlBOUR REGATTA. This popular amusement went off this year with more than usual spirit. By the praiseworthy exertions of an active corn- mitte, a considerable sumn (we believe above £100) was raised, which enabled the committee to offer considerabic prizes to the winning boats, and the consequence was there was no lack of sport. Besides the manly and healthful nature of tho pastime, ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGtENCE. on Monday last a an rting military gentleman backed Mr. Coates, the celebrated .odoS pedestrian, to leap over b0o hur- dles, each -ft. Gins, high, pleced 12 yards apart, wvithin 2 hours; thus Coates must, to accomplish this extraordinary gymnastic feat, lea p at the rate of' 0 leaps and 72 yards per nunute in suc- cession from tie commencement. The matcd will come ofl ...

... FILL AND SHIREHAMPTON REGATTA. FIX ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 4- BOA - -wu , r AnecArAna _o . . I. - -d- s VE iIbAXL LAL . These aquatic sports cams m ffon Tuesday last, on the river at pill, hut shared- the ate of many another festival this season, being denuded of Its fair share of patronage by the unuwontedly foul weather that has so long prevailed. Ex- cepting the inhabitants of Pill, who are not to be ...

... S03t.IRBSBTSBIRE F. OLIFTON COLLEOER This match was played on Friday and Saturday, at Clifton, and resulted in an easy victory for the Collegians by an inniings and 42 rmsn, This was due to the most effec- tive bowling of the Collegians, as will be seen by -the appended analysis, The bowling of Reynolds, in the first innings, and Co-rey and Bvershed, in the second, being remarkable; tbeir ...

... THE ORIOJET SEASON OF 1831. C At tbe meeting of county secretaries, held yesterday, ,d at Lord's ground, London, the following matches were he arranged:- he June 13-At Lord'6-Gloucestershire v. Middlesex. at July 14-At Bath-Gloucestershlie v. Somerset, oer I 21-At Manchester-GloucesterBhire v. Lanaosbiro be ,, 25-At Bheffield-Gloncestersbire v. Yorksbire. th ,, 28-At Nottinghatn ...

... I PORTING Ix.T7 ELiENO SPORTING INTELLIENUE, SAN3OWNAEK RAbEk-Ywun~wy, -IStLLG¶ [HANDIOAP STEWL0nHAsB, Two miles. Mr.t A. YateB! Jenny.Diverl2;t 5Ib ..(Seawier), 1 Mr. D~lbiac'd 0iirator, 12st.71b ?? 2 Mr. Bird's' ~iss Kate, list ?? .(3onca 3 Kne1le' -mnnui, Opoponax, and Isadlana also ran, Eetting-6 to 4 agat Miss Kate, 5 to 1 Dget 'Oasl l100 to .1l5ahagst-:ndiaina and Apopofax. Won by a ...

... EUNTOMG APPOGTMENTS, LORID FITZHARDINGO'S HOUNDS.-AT 10.45. Saturuay ?? 14. he eonnels. DVHis OF BlAUFORT'S HOUNDS.-AT 11, Finlay . January 18 ?? Yarnbrook Gate. Saturdo1y .January 14 Bell, bodhbiry Common, ATTEMrnro'r E]ScAPE OF A PgISoNEIt-A Poslt-flice employ 6, committed for trial at the Areize for stoaling zegistered letter;, made a determined attempt to esospe while being removed by ...

... CRICKET, ENGflLAND v, AUSTRALIA, Yebterday, at the 0cc]), for the first maid only tirueIt11 devring their tour, the Auictraliane met an eleven f ally reprr~eenting the crickret strength of Englanid. Up tothe ?? a prerent time they have met, with very different results, the Gentlemen end the Players, besides playing all the Counitits, the two Universities, the TY.C.C., the Orleans Club, the ...

... DPORTING INTELLJGMEOR. DERBY' RACES-SATDAY. - . LLEGxNURB Y HADICAP,, ?? RoseofYorlt . ?? ,, , 1 Wrinkle .. ,. .. 2 Baldee filly ?? ?? 3 Bunmblepuppy, Berm, mrsa fily, Ilahdiole, Elandker. cblefp Careless, and Hldest Mriss alo ran. Bettnge-9 to 4 aeat Handkerchief 9 to 2 at t Rosry of York, 6 po 1 agst Burmlesbpuppg, 10to 1 oaoth agat th o Ealde filly, WrIk0e Dnd the lna cm ly, 16 to 1 aget ...

... X P r-T - IITG -I p7 LLJQ MANCHESTER RAO&CES -YaDnA, Friar 2 ; -Lyrl .. 3. . . -.e *@ 13 to 8 on Tower and Sprod, 4 to 1 sgat Lyzloi 5 to 1 ?? Friar. Won by ahead.a NUESBRY .HNDICAP PLATE. Abimllech ?? .. . 1 Tocher filly ?? ,. ?? ?? . 2 Mead ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 to.1 agat Keel row, 3 t I asat camerlingo, 6.to 1 agat Arsay, 8 to I agt the Toucher filly, 10 to 1 Ablaeleob, who won by a length., ?? ...

... HUITING APPOINTMNTS. . ?? f TRn . nTrw1TT R WnTTerQ .Ab In Sx LORD FITZHARDINQSS HOUNDS.-AT 10.4i . Wedoesday-January S. ?? WhItmluster Ins. Tbarsday--January 4 ..WIok Brldge. 5aturday--Janusay G_- .The Resnls . DUlE OF BEAUBORT'S I.OUNDS.-AT 11. Tuesdpy ..-January ?? Nownton Lodge. Wednesday-,Jaruary 3 -- .-Chlttoe (at 1O).A Fiday. ,,,Jannary 5. - ?? Down. ?? ?? -..Mermald, ?? Malford. ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENUE. MANCHESTER RACBFS-YZ8TERD&Y, or HUNTEaa', FLAT RACE. Two imiles, 14 Mr. A, Johnson's Restoration, El yre, list 401b (Mir.,R.Shaw) I re Bir. C. Perklins's Durham, 6 yrs, IMs llb (Mr. T. Spence) 2 Y MeAr. Dalgliah's Martyr, 4 yrs, list 121b ?? (O wner) 3 1 B. Ephazard colt, Bristol, aud Hannah also ran, e Durham, 4to 1 aget Bristol, 10 to 1 bi' Bettinug-fl to 4 on byur ...