... I r : M S Mteetings for Next Week. Monday, November 13.-Lodges, Nos. 12, 208, 228, 269, and s0i. Tuesday.-Nos. 113, 211,234, 247, 256, 278, and 288. Chapter} No 218. Wedneeday.-Grand Stewards' Lodge. Noe. 7,184,202, 203, and 225 Thuesday.-Nos. 57, 63, 76, 78, and 209. Chapter, No. 812. Friday,-Nos. 38, 167, 198, and 237. Saturday.-No. 194. ENoCH LonDE (No. 11).-On Wednesday this Lodge resumed ...

... WARWICK WOOLCATHERINCS. By TOUCH3[STONE. The Warwick Autumn Meeting, which is fixed for Tuesday and Wednesday next, is the pivot of attraction to the Turfites of all grades during the ensuing week, and, from being the last re-union of the Ring prior to Doneaster, it has never failed to produce a large attendance, let the promise of sport have been ever so barren. On the present occasion, ...

... E-spORTSMAN'S GAZETTE I eam EDITED BY V VATES.' THE SPORTING PUBLIC. Ad begs to state that tite fullest particulars of pro- s ig general, and the Ring in particular, will in yios1 in the Country Edition, therefore, our subscri- baue Country, anxious for these details, are T eein Counrydetils beg bole'd to order of their Newsmen our COUNTRY EDITION. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. e As F THE ?? ...

... [We trust that Masters of Hounds or Huntsmen will favor us With their appointments througbout the season; we shall be most h~appy also to receive accounts of their sport,) HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. WEATHERn PERM~ITTING. Her Majesty's stag-heund, will meet on Menday, at Littletonl; and on Friday, at the Dolphin, Slough-at eleven. His Grace the Duke of Beaufort's hounds will meet on Monda ,, Jan. ...

... HIGH WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE. Ocr. 11 morning 0 min. past 6 afternoon 24 min. past 6 12 0 ?? ?? 6 ?? 18 ?? 7 s ..49 . 7 ?? 29 .. 8 14 9 ?? ?? 5 28 . 10 4.3 11 1. 36 ?? 11 ?? 0 ?? 12 17 3 ?? 12 ?? 25 ?? 12 ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON INTELLIGENCE. COWES, OCTOBER 8, 1846. ARniVALS.-Oct. 2: Camilla schooner, Thomas Halli- fax, Jun., Esq., from Gravesend; Aurora cutter, Le bMer- chant Thomas, from France. ...

... I (71'e earn estly request the csrmmunications of our friends addicted to ithe beash; oinl their apopinhrlnts and sxports will be thanjafltg recesised mnc2 Inserted.) MEETINGS TO COME. NOVEMBEER. Club.Judge. Time of Meeting. Sherwood ?? ?? &- 27 Lanarkshirv and ltenfrewshire . . .. ?? 26, 27. &c 28 Spidd'al (County ?? &28 South Lancashire ?? Ngtgae27 & 28 Spelthorne (Epsomi) ?? . ?? 28, & 29 ...

... PEDESTRIAN IS-M. MATCHES TO COME. Nov. i0..D. Knott, of Oldham, and S. Andrew, of Lees, to run three laps round Bellevue course, for 20 sovs a-side. 10-W. OCott. of Foleshill. and J. Bland, of Derby, six score yrds, for 10 soyv a-side. 0-Haines, of Hammersmith, and Joseph WiUett, to walk seven miles, for 10 sovs a-side, Willett to receive half a minute start, at the Cats, Acton Bottom. 10-R. ...

... : -I i : r $; I $ -:dHIfGH WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE. Fans 28 mornind 13 min. past I1 afternoon 35 min. past 1 Maa.1 . 56 ?? ?? 2 2 . 30. . ?? 46. 2 3 . ?? 3 3 IS .; 3 S . .1 . ~ ~4.. 17 ?? 4 i .0 32 .. 4 46. 4 HINTS TO BOATING MEN. X : TO. -T~HE D1TOB OP THE ;tA. DEW RaA,-The subject on which I am about to write may seem to some stale, iat, and unprofitable, ?but I trust-that I shall be able ...

... - I INTELLIGENCE -EXTRA. g ; . 17 ,- . -:1 DONCASTER MEETING. TUESDAY, SarzsruRa i. Nominations lor the CHAiMPAGNE' STAKES. Mr Mytton's Old Brom ton Mr H. Baker's bre by CharleaXiI, olt oft orseI 1Sir J. Gerard's Matadore - Lord Stanley's Fandango - Lord Caledon's b cby bimoom out or Pergama Mr R. Stewart's br or ro e Lisinoyne' by Launcelot, out of 'Maria,by Mount Loftus, grandam.,iittle, ...

... 1 EDITED BY flIDDLESWORTH. TO CLERKS OF COURSES-SECRETARIES OF YACHTING AND CRICKET CLUBS-COURSING MEETINGS, &c. We shall at all times feel greatly indebted to those gentle- men who will take the trouble to forward us authentic returns of the meetings which may come off under their authority; and a copy of our paper, containing such return, will in every case be duly forwarded in acknow- ...

... SALIBUR RcS N.; .-I T THURSDAY; A SwEiSSTASs of 50 sovsY ewhh ft emle and a' haf 'Mr Herbert ?? . . . *, w over The WzL'masSTAKSo25OSeahlftndOy de e-, ed;lthed econd tosavehiss Mr Gally's Mathemnaticiea, 3 yrs3 6st is)b .- nalde a 1 .Mr Herlesrt na The Nelw Forest Deer, 6 i;,8st 1 2 TheCiTY MC nsag' PL'aTEofls sovs SdVdedto ?? , of 5 sovs each; 'oe mile and alal esbs) Mr .W. Sadler's ...

... TUESDAY, ANGUST 25. ST. LEGsR. 5 to 1 - General Shubrick's Brocardo 5i to 1 agst Mr W. Scott's Sir Tatton Sykes 7 to I - Alr O'Brien's The Traverser 11 to 1 - Mr Meiklam's Fanry Boy 14 to I - Lord E. Russell's Sting 1S to I- Colonel Anson's Iago 20 to 1 - Mr Dawson's I'oynton _S to I - Mr W. Scott's Erin-go-Bragh 25 to I - Mr Gully's Pyrrhuis the First THE DERBY.-No betting. FRIDAY. There was ...