The Sun.
London, England, 1847-05-19 00:00:00

THE GUY'S CLUB BOAT RACE.

A very spirited boat race took place yesterday evening
amongst the gentlemen of this highly respectable aquatic
club, for four silver oars and a radder, presented by Dr.
Lever. The race was from Putney-bridge to Chiswick Eyot,
with tide, and was accompanied by the Thames Club eight
and other boats.

Messrs. Hewiißstroke), H. C. Brenchley, F. R. Cox, A.
Poland, and P. W. Thompson (steerer) (Red) 1
Messrs. G. F. Cooper (stroke), J. W. Howard, Smith,
Manthorpe, and Raby (steerer) (Green) 2
Messrs. J. Squire (stroke), C. Gruggens, J. Henley, J.
B. Hicks, and Greenwood (steerer)... ...... (Dark Blue) 0
The start was taken at the same moment by the whole of
the crews, and they went away prettily together at a very
dashing pace. After a few strokes red and green went away
together, and a long and lasting struggle ensued between
them for the " pride of place." Red took the lead, but could
scarcely do more, notwithstanding the exertions of the crew,
than keep their boat clear of their adversaries, and in this
position they continued up to Hammersmith-bridge; red,
after this, slightly improved their advantage, winning by
three lengths only.

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

(From the London New Price Current of May 18.)

SuGam.—TO day no advance occurred in the value of
Raw Sugar. The home-trade were deli routill4l•l4.l nesa
in most sorts to day, whilst some parcels Nitta ta en .by the
'
brewers and distillers. On the part of exporters, however,
little desire was shown to operate. Importers of West India
Muscovado evinced firmness, and insisted upon prices equal
to those of Friday for all kinds, and at which a good business
was transacted
REFINED.—Io-day refined goods were in excellent request
by the home trade, and prices ruled firm. Bonded Crushed
Sugar sells freely for exportation._
EAST INDIA.—This afternoon Bengal Sugar did not meet
with much attention, and the parcels offered at public sale
amounting to 4,175 bags and 76 casks, went at a fall on for-
mer rates of 6d. Madras met with little demand, and 3,031
bags were only in part sold. dt,
Maxiirrina.—This afternoolt ere was a good demand for
Mauritius Sugar for the use of efiners and grocers, whilst
the brewers and distillers were buyers to a fair extent. The
parcels offered at public sale amounting to 11,238 bags 500
casks were nearly
all disposed of, but merchants were com-
pelled to submit to a reduction on the rates of Friday of 6d
to is per cwt.
bacreolyFrtithEe._forTmheisr value.FOßElGN.—This afternoon at auction 416 bhds, 79 boxes,
11 tres, 61 brls Cuba were offered, but a part only sold at
submitted to public competition amounted to 1,206 bags; the
Plantation was only in limited demand, and prices declined 2s
Cdo:bou nt .
full
T 1
rhais teafternoons were
insisted
es
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afternoon the quantity of Ceylon Coffee
to 3s per cwt, but the Native was in excellent request, and
went at a rise on the rates of the last auction of is 6d to 2s
per cwt; the whole offered sold.
quest ; and 664 bags Trinidad at auction were only partly
sol
ulpnodnia was not much in re-
.
TEA.—To-day at public sale 620 pkg s Assom Tea were all
sold, and at prices above what the proprietors expected to
ell: t3alnd.; Pesokoocehofentgcllion2gdltso 120odI
dt o,
a3usdlal i.
few Cooohnesg
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of di
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perial Hyson and Young Hyson Is ll4d to 38 6d.
RICE—To-day there was only a limited demand for East
India Rice. At public sale 2,414 bags of Manilla were sold,
but at rather lower rates. Of 1,864 bags Bengal, the sound
was taken in, but the damaged sold. Privately, there was
little business done in any kind of Rice.
Seto—To-day, at public sale 228 boxes of Pearl Sago sold
at reduced rates.

COCHINEAL.—This afternoon at public sale 100 bags of
Mexican Cochineal were all withdrawn, and 364 chests Lac
Dye were nearly all taken in at 6d to lid for low to middling
quality.
SPIRITS.—The demand for Leeward Island Rum has con-
siderably improved since our last report, and a rise in price
of 3d to 4d per gallon has taken place. Purchases to a
largo extent have been made, and 3s 5d to as 6d are the
rates paid. East India met with a good demand, and prices
have risen. In Demerara several purchases have been made,
and prices are on the ascendancy. For all kinds of Jamaica
there has been an extensive home demand, whilst exporters
operated with freedom ; prices have risen 3d to 4d per gallon.
Brandy is offered upon further reduced terms, still few con-
tracts have been entered into by exporters or the home trade,
whilst the stock is on the increase; the deliveries, however,
continue to be satisfactory. Geneva is wanted for exporta-
tion, and prices are higher. Fine for home use in good de-
mand. For British Corn Spirits the demand is very good.
INDIGO.—To-day 921 chests (all second-hand goods) have
passed the sale. During the progress, proprietors haveagfin
withdrawn 438 chests The few iota ofgood and fine quality
which passed the sale continued to be in good demand at
about 3d discount on the February sale's prices, whilst the
ordinary and defective kinds were chiefly bought in at the
prices previously established, viz. from 4d to 6d discount on
the last sale. The quantity bought in to-day is 450 chests.
OH-S.—lmporters of Southern Oil submitting to a furt
reduction in prices of 20s per tun, occasioned a good demand
to prevail for all qualities, and 109 tuns at auction all found
buyers. Seal met with little attention privately, although
it can be obtained upon further reduced terms. The amount
mpuleehn plentiful
same
anpplyas' previously
other
y
quoted, but only a limited demand has been experi
of business transacted in Cod has been to a small extent
onliy. With Sperm the market continues to be well supplied.
ALLOW.—Prices of Russian suffered no further depres-
sion, but the purchases made on the spot have been trifling
by soap makers and chandler!, who took only sufficient for
their immediate wants. Home-made met with a good de.
enced. -
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RAGGED SCHOOL UNION.-11.1UNIFICENT DONA-
Tim( OF A LADY.—Yesterday evening a very numerously
took the choir. Amongst the number on the platform, the
Lord Bishop of Norwich, Lord Kinnaird, Hon. W. Cowper
smqueeartienßgooomf
M.P., the Right Hon. Fox Maule, the Hon. and Ifev
attendedHenever -
Baptist Noel, and a number ?f clergymen. The Noble
Lord briefly, but very emphatically addressed the meet-
ing, and called on Mr. Leaks, the Honorary seere_
tary to the society, to_ _read the report, which
stated that there were 16 schools open,
daily, morning, and
afternoon, 33 open on the Sabbath, morning, afternoon,
and
„ening ; 44 buildings comprising 80 schools of both sexes,
which are situated in the lowest and most wretched locali-
ties of London. The total number of these are about 5000
children of both sexes, and upwards of 540 teachers. Aspe-
cial fund had been established for a school of industry or
juvenile refuge, in,one of the most wretched and low locali-
ties in Westminster, to which a lady in the first instance
subscribed 200/., and subsequently 3001., with a view under
the latter donation of receiving 50 girls. A legacy of 200/.
had been bequeathed by Strut Avery, Esq., t. the univer_
in "ty Club. the report was_ adopted._ The financial state-
ment showed the receipts to be for the past year,B24l. 6s. 10d.,
including expenditure and grants to schools, 461/. 18s. lld ,
leaving a balance of 172/. 18s. 11d. The special fund for the
juvenile refuge fund, on., which after defraying all expenses,
and a contingent fund of 3001., left a balance of 2011. 133.7 d.
The thanks of the meeting having been voted to the Noble
Chairman, the meeting separated.
For the fullest and most correct report of Epsom
four days' races, with a portrait of the Winner of the Derby,
see Bell's Life in London, of May 23—A sixpence sent to
Mr. Clement, jun., 170, Strand, will insure a copy, by return
o fpost, to any part of England, Scotland, or Ireland. The
average sale of Belts Life exceeds 26,000. Bell's Life of
May 9, which contained the explanatory chart of Newmarket
race courses, can be had all this month of May.