The Sun.
London, England, 1846-07-14 00:00:00

THIRD HEST.

Thomas Hasern (Blue) 1
John Schooley (Green) 2
They were scull and scull for some time, when the winner
went away with it.

GRAND HEAT•

Yellow

Red
The distance in this, as in the preceding heats, was from
Mason-stairs, down round a boat moored off the Phoenix
coal wharf, up round Messrs. Hall's road, down again to the
boat at the Phoenix, up again to the Barge-road, and down
to Thames-street Stairs to finish.
They went off very levelly, and continued scull and scull
for two or three minutes, when Red (the sexagenarian) began
to show in front, and as they approached Southwark-bridge,
had nearly drawn his length clear. The rounding of the
lower boat altered the position, and on coming up against
the tide Blue passed through Southwark arch his length
clear, and Yellow two lengths astern as third. Off the
Waterman's Arms the first pair fouled, and this gave Yellow
an opportunity of going ahead, which he never forfeited, win-
nine easily.

EAST GREENWICH REGATTA.
In consequence of the great patronage extended towards
the watermen at Greenwich, two regattas have of late years
taken place. The funds have been found sufficient to get up
two distinct regattas, the first of which came off yesterday,
under the patronage of Admiral the Hon. Sir Robert Stop-
ford, and the nobility and gentry of the neighbourhood. The
exceeding
.fineness of the weather, and the perspective of
good sport, induced a very numerous and respectable assem-
blage, who were evidently much gratified with the rowing,
which was first-rate. The race was with six scullers, in
four heats, the distance extending from the Dreadnought
'so the end of East Greenwich, the distance being repeated.
FIRST HEAT.
T. Watkins (Red) 1
T. Bayley (Pink) 2
.) 3

. _
J. Payne (Oreen,
At first a good race, all being together; after which, Red
Went away. Won by three lens.
SECOND 11EA.gthT.

J. Brown NYvv
(Dark blue) 1
G. Parkinson (Light blue) 2
J. Fungo
Dark and Light Blue got fouling, but Yellow was too far
behind at the time to take advantage. The winner got clear,
and won by a length or so.
THIRD HEAT.
Light Blue
Good race with first and second. Won by three lengths.
FOURTH HEAT.
Red ......... 1 I Dark Blue
Red got the lead, and evidently, with Dark Blue, was re-
serving hunsolf against Light Blue and Yellow, for the fina
push.

GRAND HEAT.
Dark Blue 4 1 I Tied
Both were together first time down the course. After the
turn Blue half a length a head of the other. It was a most
dashing and gallant race, Red continually rowing up to the
winner, but unable to pass. Won by a length.

CRICKET.
MARYLEBONE CLUB, WITH HILLYER AND LILLTWNITE,
V, UNOF OEFORD.
This match—then
retur nA
match DUATES
was played at Lord's on
Tharsday and Friday, when, to the astonishment of many,
beesaLie Hillyer and Lillywhite were the bowlers against
thena, the University made an easy conquest of the Maryle-
bon Club.
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ASYLUM FOR TUE DEAF AND DUMB.—Yesterday the
half-yearly meeting of this charity was held at the London
Tavern, when thirty childrenwere elected, making the num-
ber at present in the institution nearly ZOO children. The
subf icriptions and donations collected during the day amounted
to a bout 250'.
(n Sunday afternoon, about five o'clock, r.. 31., just as
the Waverley kew-bridge steamer had left the Cadogan-
pier, Chelsea, on her upward trip, an elderly gentleman was
thrown by the violent heeling of the vessel; occasioned by
the im muse number of people on board, from the fore- part,
where he was standing, some distance into the water. Mr.
Gorgi Clifford, of the Temple, who was on board at the
time. and while the vessel was still going on, boldly leaped
in aite r him, and though a very indifferent swimmer, sue•
ceedei t in getting hold of him and keeping him above water
till e tide, which was very high at the time, fortunately
drifted them across the hawser by which the floating. barge
attach ed to the pier is held. To this he clung tightly,
Q.napit.,g his prize till both were fortunately taken from their
Q-perileisos situation by a boat that had put off from the shore
to thair assistance, when they were landed in safety.
TsR LATE MURDER AT LANIVET, NEAR BoDNIN.—
On Sa nday last, two men were brought to Bodmin, having
surrera dered themselves at Devonport on suspicion of being
concert ied in the above murder. There is a woman now in
Bodrain gaol, under sentence of transportation, for a rubbery
connnit-ted some tittle since at Liskeard, and who asserts
that sbie was present when the woman called Somerset ant
was I=itiered. In consequence of her allegations a warrant
was asuesi out against two men whom she described, and it
was suppas,,,d that these were the same. On being confronted,
however, win, the prisoners, it appeared that she could not
identify them, an.j they were consequently discharged. The
whols occurrence still remains in as much mystery as eyer.
—Falmouth racket.