... BETTING ON HAOFs TO COME. . iuce our quotation last week, the betting in the country has.beei very brisk, at the following odds.:- MALTON CRAVEN STAr;Es._3 to I agst Bessy Bedlam; V'to I agst Ballad Singer; 4i to I agst Pauline; 6 to I agst Wandering Boy ; 7 to I ag't Wellington; * O to I ?? But. let ; 10 to I agat Elastic ; 10 to I agst Waverley mare. MkNCHE9STEA CUP.-7 to 2 agst Varnish; I ...

... SPORTIYVG. TATTERSALL'S The betting again pridetweuit an alteration on Monday.- The Munmmer fell back to 10 to 1, and no friends; they account for this by his not having been seen out of his stable for tbe lsst two or three days. The Yorkshire horse was alio out of favour. Lord Exeter's two were in general deruiand, and Mahmoud became a somewhat better favourite for the lRiddlesworth. Captain ...

... SPF0R TING. NEWlARKEl CRAVNEN MfETING. NtwiaRICET, Sunday afternorin, three ?? meet. ig promiseq to be usiusually briiliant, a vat rlumber of grooms aiA siaddle horses having ?? sent in ; several of the nobility, &c. have already arrived, ilcluding their Graces the Djuke anrd Droahess of Richmond, Duke of Grafton, Duke of Poittland, Miarquis of Exeter, the Earl of Jersey, Earl Verulamr, Lord ...

... SPOR TING NEWMARKET CRVNAlPlf, 11ON]3AV. E p~ to 'The Craven Stakes of 1t0 sov's each, for two y l to three, 8St 11b ; four, 8st I3ib ; five, 9,t &lrj .Y ?? Cit. 9st 911i A ?? 'i hstat Mr. Blatson's Is f Seraph, 3 yrs !to Mr. Delme Radcliffe s be Lmurganlee, 5 yrs Handicap Sweepstake of I0 soys each, for two ?? ce ?? Ab Ai.the Mr. Ridaidale'is Red Rover, 2 yrs V). of Por tlarid's c bly ...

... SPOR TING., NEW.MARKET (;hAV E M E1TI0 ?? Tht raring this afterrnoon was full of itere5dt r heavier than on either of tie precefling deyst ar the bllr Stakes terminated as was generally expeted 4 Mhe C which Priamn won it was very differenit from the IdII tle rl race. 'The bettimig at starting was 5 to 2 Srnd 3 to I on orth 7 to I agst Duke of Portland' s, 8 to I aglt Aast Pruaw I agst ...

... iS'P'(R TIXN(A - - ?? IO.)UI'll RACE;. (n Wd'edrleay the Loath ?? 'ouineniced. The con cou-se of people who assembled from all parts of the county, to view a spectai le which is at all tinmes a most attractive and excirinz one, was immense. Not only the great plaili Wvhich Was appropriated to the course was thronried; bet large crowds occupied the surrounilitig elevations, uted gave to tie ...

... SPOR TIAG. BETTING IN ST. JAMES S._Mo-fAY MORNING. The betting in the West end since the Mewmarket Meeting has occasionled the following changes:- DERBy-5 to I rgst Prism ; 8 to I agst Brarrs'icker; 8 to I agst Mouse; 10 to I agst the Murmmer ; 12 to I agst Cetus; II to I agst Aiigautus ; 15 to I agat Mr. Hidsdale's Rover 20 to I agst Mahrnoud ; 30 to I agst Lord Exeter's Red Rover ; 30 to I ...

... IVP R )TI N. CU[RlA(.lf AMfIfFf MFii-4 This meeting braq cominericedl withl great Curawch is in the finest older posible. Lag lt' anJ Ienll end genrlemen attended, arid the as) Pi's ci course has lieen lininsiualiv fishioiiable. The C t Monday mid Tuesday was as iollows :_ o MONDtAY, APRIL 19. ,Svweepstahes of 20 sovs 10 ft for all agrg 21 second' horse saved his stakes. T1 bree years (Id o 1e ...

... SPOR TINa. e BATH4 SPRING E ~ .2-2, I~ The \'eink Stakes, a forced H-andir'4p of .5 sams eael1 r, ~~~soys ailded. One mnile arid a ?? I Wivt 21 - Mr. Thorne's bec by Blacklock, 3 yrs, 7st 9ib Mr. Bristow's Queen Bess, 2 yrs, 7st ?? Mr. Pickernell's Miss Eversley, 5 Yrs, 9it 51b '2 n The Bath Stakes of It) ao's each, reith I( SOS de S Horses not thorough bred, two yr olds, 7st 1b. thred ,or e ...

... SPORTI'NG; NrWAARKI ,T FIRST SPRING MEETING Newmar ket, Sutnday After'roort, three W'elrk. Many of the leading favoueites for the D)el by anl Oarks are elnca2d, inchiding those that came out iin the Hilddlesvworth, Colui ren Stakes, &c., and marry others, of whorom the pullic yet know little, except by report. The stakes, too, are much richer than usual, their aggregatevalue, as they now ...

... SiPO1R TING. NEWMARKET FIRS'1PRING MEETINO MONDAY. 'The Scr-ab Stakes of 20 sovs eachh ft. Cihs 8st7,b, i ~St 41b. R M. amlit Lord. Jersey's c Doneguoi Mr. Robects's Ch c by Emi'ils ?? Lord; Tavistock's c by Middleton ?? ?? Won a tby leng&h.2,to oan Mr2. ObErts'f ch 0. Three ' M Match 200 h ft. Ab MI id, Lord Worcesver's Coulons Sit '216 MT,. Thorilhlil's Merchant, 8st 10,5b I Wonr by two ...

... SPOR7']N&. NEWMARKEY FIRSMER1yG, EETING. Sweepstakes of 50 so80 each;; fillies sst 71bR Mr. Payne's b f by Wrangler ., ' M. General Grosvenor's b f by Nicolo I Mr. Wagsieff'~s I) f by by Bustard ?? 2 Mr. Wagstalf's b f by Shuffier .. . Won hy tbree lengths. 6 to 4 on Mr. Payne's b f Handicap Sweepstakes of 10 sovs each, for all pge aid Colorel Wilson's ch c by Emilius, 2 yrs, 6st 21lb ill., ...