The Sun.
London, England, 1846-07-02 00:00:00

THAMES GRAND REGATTA.
THIRD DAY. _

This great aquatic meeting-was brought to a close yester-
day. The sport which had been selected for the finishing
day consisted of the great four-oared races, with a" scratch"
eight for a finale. Although the weather was far from pyo-.
pitious, it being exceeding dull and cold, and threatening
rain, the attendance was very numerous, although not so
much so as on the previous day. The rowing was very fine,
and afforded much gratification.
The sport commenced at half-past four o'clock with
THE CHAMPION FOUR-OAIL RACE, FOR 100 GUINEAS.
OPEN TO ALL THE WORLD.
FIRST HEAT.
The Fishermen's Crew, Lambeth (green)......... 1
James Grant I Edward Miney
Wiliam Hosier Richard Hearne.
James Lewis, coxswain.
The Chelsea Crew (purple).
George Sheppard
• Thomas Holmes

James Hammock
Thomas Chettels.
C. Bikker, ccmwain.
They both got away well together, and then purple began
:o draw their head slightly in advance of the others. They
'tad not proceeded far when green broke one of their cut-
riggers, but, notwithstanding this drawback they gradually
went by their adversaries off the Vice• Chancellor's, and main-
tained it.

SECOND II KAT.

111:e Unity (red)
Robert Coombes, Milbank (stroke).
Wiliam Pocock, Lambeth.
Robert Newell, Horselydown.
• John Phelps, Fulham.
David Coombes, Millbank, coxswain.
The Old Fox (light blue)
Robert Doubledee, Lambeth.
John Doubledee, Lambeth.
Charles Campbell, Westminster-bridge.
Joseph Leach, Lambeth.
George Campbell, Westminster-bridge.
The Trial Crew (yellow).
Thomas Goodrum, Millbank.
Frederick Lett, Lambeth. •
Thomas Cooke, Hungerford.
Thomas Coombes, Millbank.
Joseph Banks, coxswain.
The winners were backed at even against the field, but
there was much diversity of opinion as regarded the other
two crack crews.
A capital start was succeeded by a desperate struggle for
the first place, and after a few pulls red began to show in
advance, yellow having their stern for a few seconds just
before blue's. Off the committee-boat red had drawn three
lengths clear of the other pair, who were abreast of each
other. Light blue, who had by making a half or false stroke
at starting gone off but indifferently, now gradually went
into the second place, in which order, although pressed pretty
sharply, they came in the winners, retaining their position
throughout the race.
AMATEUR FOUR-OARS MATCH FOR THE SILVER CHALLENGE

.Cur.
FIRST HEAT.
Oxford University Boat Club ... .......... 1
Mr. Stapylton. I Mr. Wilson.
Mr. Conant. Mr. Milman.
Hazzard, steerer.
The Ariel Club (green)
Mr. Peacock (stroke). 2. Mr. Frisby.
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3. Mr. Dodd. l. Mr. Allen.
C Rowland, coxswain.
The Argonauts Club (yellow).
Mr. G.M.lnnes(stroke) 2. Mr. E. Grimstone.
13. Mr.J. T. %Vest. l. Mr. G. Gadby.
Joseph Butterfield, steerer.
The Sphynx Club.
Mr. Catley (etroke). 2. Mr. Adams.
13. Mr. Morrison. l. Mr. Gosling.
Nethersole, coxswain.
The Guys had entered, but owing to the illness of the
stroke and bow men were compelled to withdraw.
It was a very good race between the first and second boats,
Oxford having the slight lead of half a boat for some dis-
tance, and both crews at very dashing work. The Ariel put
on a splendid spirit at the Crab-tree, but although they al-
most came oar and oar with the leading boat, they could
not overhaul. The race was continued with much spirit,
and won by a length only. Yellow made a very excellent
third, and rowed smartly.

SECOND HEAT.
First Trinity Boat Club
Mr. Vincent. I Mr. Woolstenholme.
Mr. F. George. Mr. Cloves.
Holland, steerer.
The Thetis Club

Mr. Harrison
Mr. Robinson.

Mr. Pothergill.
Mr. Gregory.
Brown, steerer.
The Herne Club.
Mr.D. Hawkes (stroke) Mr. Hoffman.
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Mr. J. Hayes. Mr. Baw.
B. Allen, steerer.
The Cygnet also started.
Four of them effected a good start, immediately after
which the First Trinity began to show in advance, followed
by the Thetis, the Civil Engineers, who had been hampered
in getting away, being last. Opposite Craven- cottage the
First Trinity cleared the Thetis, who in their turn conferred
a similar favour upon the Cygnet. The Thetis, by dint of
very hard rowing, drew up to the stern of the Trinity, but
the- Cambridge " put on the steam," and maintained their
place. Won by a clear length only.
THE TaADESMEN'S CHALLENGE PLATE MATCH.
Lambeth Aquatic Club (red) .... 1
Sceptre Club (light blue).
It was a hollow race throughout, Lambeth leading directly
after the start, and winning easily.
CHAMPION FOUR-OARS MATCH.
FINAL HEAT.

I Mr. Farrell.
Mr. Soames.
-, steerer.

Civil Engineers.
Mr. Harriett.
Mr. Baldrey.

Unity (red)
Old Fox (light blue) 2
Fishermen (green) ...
This race was locked forward to with much interest; the
result, however, perfectly confirmed the opinions of those at
all acquainted with such matters. _ _ _

The-3
started at a great pace, but were together only for a
moment, when Coombes's party (the Unity) gradually drew
in advance, and off the committee-boat were a clear length
ahead. The Old Fox immediately shook off the Fishermen,
and they maintained that order throughout, the Unity win-
ning by nearly half-a-dozen lengths.
AMATEUR FOUR-OARS.
FINAL HEAT,
First Trinity, Cambridge 1
Oxford University Boat Club 2
ArieiThetis.
The

It was a good race with the first three boats up to the
Crab-tree; Cambridge then went away well, but the Oxford
party were cot so easily disposed of; they went to work i❑
gallant style, and near Hammersmith-bridge came very close
on the leading crew, but, despite their exertions, could not
overhaul them. Won by two lengths.
A " scratch " match with eight-oar boats wound up the
sport. The winning crew were Messrs. Sheppard, Haydes,
Hind, Boglehoe, Lambert, Hawk, Jay, Turner, and Penfold
(coxswain). The prizes for the crew were silver medals.
After forming a procession, the prizes were presented at
French's Stand on the cricket ground.
This regatta has been throughout most excellently con-
ducted.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
WINCHESTER RACES.—TUESDAY.
The Great Produce Stakes of 50 sovs each, h ft, for three-
year-olds. The New Mile. (9 Subs.)
Mr. Wreford's Wilderness, Bst 31b
Mr. Etwall's br f by Discord, Bst 31b 2
4tol on Wilderness. Won in a canter.
The Original Hampshire Stakes of 25 sovs. each, 15 ft., and
5 only if declared. Two miles and a dis. (23 Subs., 18
paid.)
Sir J. B. Mill's Giantess, 4 yrs, Bst 71b (A Day) 1
Mr. J. Day's Bourton, 3 yrs, Est 121 b.......... 2
Mr. Etwall's ..Egis, 4 yrs, Bst 31b
Sir J. Gerard's Mermaid, 3 yrs, Est 41b 4
13 to 8 agst Giantess (taken)-4 to 1 agst .tEgis. Won by
a length, cleverly.
The Queen's Plate of 100 guineas. Heats, two miles
Mr. Gully's Old England, 4 yrs, 9st llb (S. Day 1 1
Mr. Croftor.'s Laird o' Cockpen, 9st llb
Mr. Skerry's Maid of the Valley, ist 51b
stol on Old England. Won easy.
The Handicap of 5 sovs. each, and 25 added, three-quarters
of a mile, was won by Mopsa gelding, 4 yrs, ist 101 b, beating
threw others by a length.

PEDESTRIANISM.—INWOOD v. TETLOW.—This great
affair for the considerable stake of 251., proved the truth of
the proverb--" Great cry and little wool." On arriving at
"the Rise" of Battersea, "a rise," as Paddy phrases it, was
taken out of not a few of the expectant multitude, by ru-
mours both loud and deep that there was a screw loose
somewhere; these quickly took the intelligible form of a
declaration that Inwood was amiss, and, finally, his friends
!m
h ,
e was totally unfit to contend. Tetlow,
d he himself announced that his " knee had failed," and
stakes. Wandsworth-on, and claimed the
accordingly, ran
over the mile on

LONDON COACH3IAKERS' BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION.—
Last evening a half-yearly meeting of this institution was
held at the Red Lion, king. street, Golden-square. The
chair was taken by Mr. William Savage, the president. The
institution was founded in 1829, for the relief of aged and in-
firm coachmakers, trimmers, and harness-makers,l their
widows and orphans. The annual subscription constituting
membership is 128., and the pensions allowed are 15 guineas
per annum to a male pensioner and 10 to a widow; the al-
lowance to orphans is not to exceed 101. for the same period
to one family. The amount of funded property possessed by
the society no upwards of 4001. The officers for the past year
were re-elected ; and a vacancy in the committee having
been filled up by the election of Mr. R. Durham, and thanks
having been voted to the chairman, the proceedings termi-
nated.

PROCLAMATIONS Or OUTLAWRY.—Yesterday being
the first day of the quarter sessions for the county of Mid-
dlesex, the names of the following persons were, pursuant to
the proclamation of outlawry issued against them, posted at
the sessions- house, Clerk enwell :—William Cunningham
Burton, late of Bath's Hotel, Piccadilly; J. A. Udney, late
of 41, Lower Grosvenor-street j, L. Wellesley, of Limmer's
Hotzl, Conduit-street, Bond-street i James William New-
combe, of 4, Gloucester-street, Dorset-square: Richard
Augustus BcyriuMT, of 28, St. John's-wood-terrace, gt,
John's-wood ; Lady liir,ncis Twysden. late of Kensington ;
W. H. Gardiner, of Twickenham William Frederick Bvng,
of Bury-street, 'St. James's; William Bailey, of Arabella-
row, Pliniklo; John Taysden, no specified place cf residence;
Fanny Stuitz, w;dow, of 9, Gloster-place, Kentish-town ;
Thomas Gotobed. of Cireat Russell-street, Bloomsbury;
Henry Lacey, of 23, Fork-street; Portman-square; Mary
*an Berryman, of Arundel-street, Stra;l4 ; J. W. Gudg, of
31, Burton-street, Belgrave-square ; and Dohgle:; Jinnaird
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MONEY ORDERS.—The following notice or regulation
was issued yesterday at the Chief Office, gt
G rand, end the Branch Offices :—" Notice to the public,-
The follcwitig additional receiving-houses have been opened
within the limite of the central delivery, for the issue and
payment of money orders i,,,4eceiving houses within the
three mile circle, General Post-office, St. gertin's- le-Grand.
Bras Offices : Borough, Charing-cross, Lombarfirstrp.st (for
issuing ()taw, only), and Old Cavendish-street. District
Houses : Battle-brifiw, 1. Pleasant-row; Bloomsbury, 1,
B'Foad-street ; Camberwell-sgreef.l; Camden-town. 98, High-.
street, City-road, 36, near Old-street; 11; Gray's-
Inn
3, Upper North-place ; Hackney, b, Church-
street ; I.slingtoo, rpper-street liennington-crOss, 4 ;
King4and- road, 4, 0rai;,14.p1a,'.:(3; Lambeth, 33, Mount-
stre;.t. ; Limeliouse, 44, Tiiree Colt-sivefit ; 61,4 I)7enp-road? 4,
Dover-placei Oxford-street, 210; Pimlico, 24., 4iseen4;3l)Qw
RatclifCe, 77, Broack-street; Strand, 180, corner of Norfoik-
street ; Tottenham,couxtrroad, 103 ; Tipper Baker-street, 54 ;
\Vhitcchapel, 92, IliEh-street;444 Piccadilly?