The Sun.
London, England, 1826-08-03 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NOTTINGHAM RACES.---Tuttanair, Auo. 1.
Stewards—Lord RANcur•ry and Jouti SHERWIN, Esq.
A Sweepstakes of 2.5 gs, each, Once round and a distance.
Mr. Lacey's b. c. by Ainadis - - I
Sir W. Wynn's br. c. by Filbo
Mr. Platel'ri b. or br. f. by Seagrave - 3
A Sweepstake. of 25 go. each, 15 gs. ft., for three-yr-old..
Once round and a distance.
Mr. Lacey's b. c. by Amadis . - I
Mr. Houldsworth's ch. f. sister to Miss Maltby 2
A S%'eepstakes of 25 go. each, 15 gs. ft., for two-yr-olds.
T. Y. C. About half a mile.
Mr. T. Houldsworth's b. f. Gift, by Pilho 1
Mr. Mytton's ch. 1. Harriette Wilson - 2
Sir Win. .Wyr.i.'s dark b. f. Brenda -
Lord RanclitTe's gr. c. Cognise - 4
A Maiden Plate of 601., given by the Town of Nottingham, and
the Members for the Town, for all ages. Heats, two miles
I and a half.

Mr. Houltleworthi* br. f. Elephanta 2 1 1
Mr...T*l4M's eb. f. by Pi for 1 2 it
Mr. Dixou's Sball-I-be-soott-.tough y 0 $
Mr, Lougden's br. b..Thorttey - 00 4r
Mr. Wood** b. RI. Little-thought-It diet.
Mr. Fowler** b. g. Lineropper - odr

WORCESTER R ACE S. —TO asna r, A no. 1. —(Coganna D. )
A Plate of 501., given by the Members for the City, for horses
that never won. Two miles,' he ts.
Sir. Gishorne's hr. c. Zainiel
111 r. Wills' b. f. Device -
Captain Clarke's b. g. by Partisan
• WRDNICSDAY.
The Severn Stakes of 5 son. each, with 25 son. added. One
nide. (Six subscribers.)
Mr. Griffith's Harry -
Mr. Hayward's Sceptre •
Mr. Stevens' b. f. by Cannon Ball
• Mr. 0. Gore's di. Vitals
The Gold Cup, value 100 ge.i and 50gs. in specie. Four miles.
Mr. Mytton's Longwaist
Lord Plymouth's Slay Fly
Mr. Grillith'e Palatine

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KENDAL RACES.—Tursnav, Acct. 1.
The Kent Stakes of 25 sari. each, 15 ft., with 20 added, (twu
miles and a distance), WU* won by Mr. Kent's b. c. by Constable.
The Maiden Plate WAS won by Sir P. Musgrave's hr. e. by
Ardrussan.

TILACKFRIARS' REGATTA.
Yesterday a Wherry and other Prizes, the gift of the inhabitants
of the Ward of Parringdon Within and vicinity, was rowed
for by twelve Watertnen belonging to Elackfriare-stairs. The
wherry was to be decided in three heats. The two winning
boats of the first and second heats were to start for the third heat.
The following were the =en

1. William Weil I Bin. 4, Ben' Cock*ll
Samuel Holland George „ink. Osborn S
2. Thomas Rummell 5. John. Christie
Brown.ii} Green.
John Ware. Joseph Jonas
S. Robert Gill ye n° William Bolell
John Bennett W. Robert Price Re`l
The first heat, or distance to be rowed, was fi-om ttlaCkfritirs.
Bridge, through the third areJi of Waterloo Bridge, down the
north shore, round the pier of Southwark Bridge, up Again
through Blackfriars Bridge, round dt boat ntoored off the Temple,
and down again to the Bridge; the second and third heats from
Blackfriars Bridge, round the pier of Southwark Bridge, up
the north. ihore, to a boat moored. otT the Temple, dawn round
the Southwark Bridge, and up again to Blackfriars Bridge.
At two o'clock, Blue, White, and Yellow started for the first
heat, which was gained by Yellow and Whited About four o'clock
Pink, Green, and Red, drew up in line for the second trial. When
the signal was given, the contending parties rowed some distance
close abreast of each other, but Red pulled first through Southwark
bridge, and left the other boats behind. Pink resigned the con-
test, consequently Red and Green became first and second boats.
The third and grand heat, which vas to decide. the prise, was
rowed at six o'clock, and after a very able contest, Gill
nett, distinguished by Yellow, gained the price wherry. The other
prizes, consisting of eaten sums, were delivered to the susses ctt
the second, third, and fourth boats.
Tice object of the Patrons of this Regatta WAS the encourage,-meat of:the boatmen plying in their innmali4te ai*triet• f l,err
annual prices have been round useful in promoting activity, and
civility among the watermen. The sports of the day 'unfortunately
received a cheek. A fine boy, Who hid incautiously ventured
upon one of the abutments of the' bridge, fell into the trots:
was drowned. The drags were used, but the body
found one hour after the, accident.

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