The Sun.
London, England, 1852-08-03 00:00:00

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' Accordir'g to. custern this,iiillialliiiaat4 ;Arr .02
Ist of August, but owing riSlatliu*qll6.ll aaj,'lat
ear, the contest took pia jeitaerelftV,eis%•^4irk"-
!is ti-:e mcst popular and old-aatibliErtitt ' 45V" ''
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and the very lit.ezal edditio'• c.e.exAle7 ' ' 'AV eY
prizes by the Fishmongers' Co e ...a l'-'e -t iirei-
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placed. The fibrystn
beau( a'hed by Thomas Doggett, " a famvaLn'orguyesmacneondmtesbdawidaengr,ee';
and, a guinea given by the Fishmongers'
in commemoration of the
Majestyh
osfechoeurdparnedsetnhtir(io4/.throne of Great Britain,
to ZLPYaccesiion of
the family
Os. and 21 eel; 2d., the gift of the
late Sir W. Joliffe, arising froml4tneaiiiatCe:lenspta:fy ;2
1217.
,naA seines and a
South Sea Stock; and the fourth.
half, and the fifth and sixth a guinea they rowed
the distance) from the Fishmongers' Company.
it is well known, is from
Mr. Dards, bargemaster of the Fishmongers'. Com-
ps
nannhy Com-
pany, ussnunaplecto.onrdtuhcatierde
exertions
inn a wager,as left ae and gave the men
no opportunity
ofth ce°SmwPainajantLLeldhceaid.bisrtiadlcee'to the Swan at Chelsea, and
as the men moved to their stations a vast number of
persons in boats of every description prepared to ac-
company the race; besides which hundreds were con-
gregated on the bridges through which they had te-
pea?, and other places where a view could be , ob-
tained of any portion of the struggle. The competi-
tore were all started with wide berths, mid stream,
just beforeligh water. Keit
,was on the Southwark
,irlot bat as the tide was drawing up a little at the
time there was no advantage in position. The men all
went off capitally together, but after a few strokes Con-
stable drew slightly in advance, closely waited upon by
Field, Oxiade, and Kent, who were cm-either side of his
stern, and all rowing at a fide pace. At Southwark-
bridge Constable had drawn himself nearly a length
clear, and the other three.were still almost scull and
scull, with Field striving at a rattling Wu for a good
second. Constable continued to increase his lead, and
throughout exhibited such superiority, es, barring acci-
dent, to leave no doubt of his ultimate success. The
race between Field and Oxlade all the way up was most
exciting, and Kent applied himself to vigorously to his
work, as to render it difficult to speculate upon the re-
sult of this portion of the race. Their exertions were
continued in this order until off Milbank, where Field
unfortutiately fouled a boat, and Oxlade coming imme-
diately upon him in the heat of the race, Rent, who was
clone up, dashed by them, and retained his position.
won by alecut
c‘er'eedrein'all close upon
who is engaged at Messrs. Noniton and
Constable,
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hsienran.ngdi,
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ane
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exr rout's"
re-
galed by the Fishmongers' Company at the Old Swan,
Chelsea.
ST. GEORGE'S HANOVER-SQUARE AND ST.
PETER'S PIMLICO REGATTA.
A very respectably conducted race,
port, took place worthy of sup-
subscribed by the ladies and gentlemen of the above
perishes. yesterday, for a puree of sovereigns,

First Heat.

John Sullivan
. eir
John Wing (Lint
Gcurge Marlow • . . .
A mart race throughca
1..
)
Svcond Hem.
biel°eusciel 2 1
0

Elwin Gale
.... ...(Da11; bite) 1
,TA,.sys Burton ......................... . .............. .01o) 2
William Davis ...................................... (Pink)
Won by three or four lengths.
Grand flea:.

Main Gale
John Wing
Sullivan
Burtch ....... ..•• ...................................... .. 0
Wing took a dashing ltad and would, no doubt, base
retained it, but for an aedient. In rounding at OneLoa
College the distanee•boat Eheered, and tearing part of
his Canvass covering,, he became water-legged. The
winner then. paeee,l
Sr. MARGARET'S AND ST. JOHN'S, WEsT.

.. ..................... 2

MINSTER, REGAT FA.
The waterinen and lightermen in thcso parishes af-
forded considerable gratification to a vast number of
spectators in their contest of yesterday.
First seat.

Edward Hubert and Eafrerd Hunt (White) 1
J. Goatley and W. Elliss (Stripe) 2
William and N. Taylor (Green) 0
R. Smith and W. Marsh (Black) 0
Won by three, or four lengths.
Sceond Heat.

Joseph Hubert and J. Johnson (Pink) 1
W. Polmin and E. Fanfold (Yellow) 2
R. Elhas and T. Penfold (Red) 0
J. Pate and W. Henley (Blue) 0
A good race throughout.
Gland Heat.
J. Goatley end W. Ellis
Hunt and Hubert... 2

Won by two lengths after a hustling heat.
BLACK WALI. REGATTA.

This annual aquatic sport took place yesterday, and
was attended by a vast assemblage of both sexes, who
crowded the shore the whole distance to which the race
extended. The heats, which were five in number, ex-
tended from the Folly House to the East India Dock-
buoy, twice round.