The Sun.
London, England, 1832-06-30 00:00:00

The 5 toys. sweeps. with 25 soya. added,did not fill.

Tinsowv, Aua. B.—The Cup, value 150 soya. given
by the Gentlemen of the County, by a subscription of 10
soya. each, to be paid in specie, and added to a sweeps. of
10 soya. each. Ascot Cup Weights. Two miles and a
quarter. Five subs. or no race. Three reputed running
horses to start, belonging to different persons, or the Cup
will be withheld. Subscribers to the Cup allowed to name
horses bona fide their own property.
SUBSCRIBERS TO THE CUP.—Earl of Macclesfield, Eirl
of Abingdon, Lord Norreys, Mr. J. W. Fane, D. C. Webb,
Mr. Strickland, Mr. Ashhurst, Mr. Anne,ley, Sir G.
D iahwood, Bart., Mr. Langston, Mr. Hughes, Mr. Wey-
land, Mr. Harcourt, Lord Exeter, Mr. West.
SUBSCRIBERS TO THE SWEEPSTAKES.-Mr. I. Day,
Mr. I. Sadler, Mr. I. Sadler, Mr. Thornhill, Mr. Watts.

NOMINATIONS.
Mr. I. Sadler's Delight, 4 yrs. old.
Device, 6 yrs. old.
Mr. Day's Liston, aged.
Mr. Watts's Mazeppa, 5 yrs. old.
Mr. Thornhill's Africanus, 4 yrs. old.
Mr. West's Exile by Emilius, 4 yrs. old.
Lord Exeter's Anthony, 4 yrs. old.

DENNIS COLLINS.

OFFICIAL STATEMENT.

" This man appears to have served only two years
and eight months in the navy, when he met with
an accident in stowing the booms on board his Ma-
jesty's ship Atalanta, which rendered amputation of
the left leg necessary. He was invalided on a
pension of 101., and, on the Ist of February, 1800,
received as in-pensioner of Greenwich Hospital,
where he continued four years, and was then dis-
charged to the out-pension. From his own account,
it appears that he at this time went out to Halifax,
where he was received into the King's service, and
obtained a cook's warrant, which he soon afterwards
lost for misconduct; and in 1810 he was again ad-
mitted to Greenwich Hospital. His conduct at
this time was so bad, that after repeated trials and
petty punishments, he was expelled on the 11th of
May, 1811, for disorderly and disgraceful behaviour;
but he shortly after succeeded in getting restored to
his out•pension, and once more obtained a cook',
warrant, which he afterwards forfeited, by striking an
officer in one of the dock-yards.

" After repeated petitions he was on the 30th of
August, 1817, admitted for the third time int&
Greenwich Hospital, and appears to have been more
quiet ; for, without tracing him on the Minutes of
Council, he was discharged, at his own request, to
the out-pension, on the 18th of June, 1819.
" On the 7rh of July, 1820, he was admittad as
in-pensioner, for the fourth time, and on the 4th of
May following suspended for one year, in come.
quence of riotous and disgraceful conduct ; and, at
the expiration of that period, he failed to return,
and was made " run," by which his out-pension
became forfeited.

" He again petitioned, and again succeeded in
obtaining his out-pension ; and on the 5.h of June,
1830, was re-admitted, for the fifth time, into
Greenwich Hospital—a degree of indulgence and
forbearance almost unpredented, after the flagrant
misconduct which stands recorded against him.
" His violent propensities were not, however, yet
conquered, and after several repetitions of riotous con-
duct, he was finally expelled, on the 16th of Decent.
ber last, for creating a disturbance in his ward, ad-
vising the ward-keeper to disobey the orders, and
for using violent and improper language.
" He was born at Kilgarrow, near Cork, and ap-
pears by the register to be now 56 years of age."

BOROUGH OF LAMBETH.—The electors of
Lambeth are determined to support Mr. TENNYSON, who
has signified his intention of coming forward as a candi-
date at the ensuing election. Lord ALTIIOItP, who has
also been mentioned as one of the candidates, has declined
the honour, and has promised to support Mr. TENNYSON.

CAMBRIDGE, JUNE 28.--The Right Hon. T.
S. RICE, woo has been recommended as a representative
for Cambridge on the motion of Professor SMYTHE, ad-
dressed the Electors of that borough on Thursday last.

The plan of a grand National Column, sug-
gested to be erected in the metropolis by public subscrip-
.ion, in commemoration of passing the Reform Bill, and
presented to the Court of Common Council by Mr. Death,
has, we understand, been submitted to and approved of by
the Lord Mayor and many of the leading bankers, mer-
chants, and traders in the City. In a few days a public
meeting will be called, by advertisement, for the purpose
of taking into consideration the necessary measures fur
carrying the same into effect.

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DANGEROUS NA v( .6Atfpitkv,s,cs-04feji/M.
PACitrl'..;:. I

Yesterday, Captain Daulet 4scrirSey, :ulster of rl,e
Essex Gravesend steam-vessel,,W,A.;?i;'ll4 Rule,
master of the Rose, which runs' 'betwP-ta the same
Wace and London, Appeared before Mr. BALLAN-
TINE and Captain RICIIBELL, the sitting
•ir the Thames Police.ofliee, to answer umrr,nnses
.sued against them under the 42.1 seet;on of the
By-Laws of the Wa.ermen's mad, by
the Lord Mayer and Aldetim Tl, fr,r rav4ratirlt the'r
vessels at a greater rate of sp.,ed five rml,s
' our, by which they had incurred a p njl y of .51.
..ach, on conviction.

Mr, John 01!ver, an upholsterer, of IV:i. 10, Ca.
tnomile-street, Rshopsea e, on Sur,;l:.y eveui,,e,
about seven o'clock, was on the riv, r in a hoot =t i h
.our her gentleman and his son (rt li,rle ho.)), when
he saw the Essex and Rose comin4f op the river
from Gravesend at a most rapid rate, sod c 'using a
very heavy swell. The bear in which he was sit-
ting was right before the welmtrs, ati,l observing
that he was in great dangt-r of bei,i run do -t n, he
called out to those on board modf.ree their peed,
but no notice was taken. They bore rapidly on,
and but for the most acrive exett;ons of t". water-
man, the wherry in which he was tr,u-t hive
been swamped. He should sty he steamers were
going at the rate of from twelve to ficre,.tt mi!,•s an
hour. They appetred to be " and the
Rose was evidently endeavouring to get by and
drive the Essex ashore.

Mr. Hallsey, in defence, always puts his vessel at
half-speed on entering the P 4,01. Tf, best of her
going was but eleven knots an hour.

Mr. BALLANTINE—I convior vii in the Cull pe-
nalty of .51. and eo,'s, for navigating yormr k,3••• I at
a greater rate of speed than 6,e trm les an hour he.
tween London-bridge arid the ,isiermi
Limehouse-reach ; and as I know you ca,,rmt du
this without endangering peoplr's and as the
masters of vessels are bound to navigating them not
to put persons in fear, I bend you ovm.r in the p,.-
nalty of 100/. to keep the peace, and b of good
behaviour for the next twelve months; and if there
is any excess in the speed of your vessel, I si all
take care that the recognixinces are returned, :rr
which case the money will be forfm-i ed.
The case against Mr. John Rate, of the Rose, was
then gone into, and supported by ths same evidence.
Mr. BALLANTINE said it was sworn to that the
defendant's vessel was proceed'ng at the rate of more
than ten miles an hour—double the legal speed, and
he convicted him in the penalty of 5/. any) in older
to insure his good behaviour, esp-cially nor to navi-
gate his steamer so as ro endanger people's lives, he
ordered him to enter into sureties in the sum of
100/. for the same term as Mr. Hallsey.
It is understood that both parties have given no-
tice of appeal to the Quarter Sess'ons.