The Sun.
London, England, 1828-09-25 00:00:00

ROWING MATCHES.

GUEENAVICII REGATT.I.—OIi Mt/tidily last six young
watermen belonging to Greenwich rowed for a Coat and
Badge and other prizes given by the inhabitants of the
town and its vicinity. The competitors rowed five heats,
when James Giles (pink) was declared the winner. On
Tuesday evening an aquatic piece was performed at the
Theatre at Greenwich, in which the six young watermen
were introduced, and prizes presented to them.
Cusrom-nousE REGATTA.-Yesterday the Fourth An-
nual Prize Wherry, and other prizes given by subscription,
were contested for in four heats, by six watermen belonging
to the Custom-house Lower stairs. The Royal Sovereign
and several other steam-vessels lyirrg off the stairs, were
densely crowded with respectable company, and the river
presented a vast assemblage of spectators. The boat, valued
at 2G!. was, after a severe contest, won by William Buck-
master (pink), Win. Watts (scarlet) being second man.

TATTERSALL's nulls DA Y

SUN OFFICE, SIX &CLOCK.

The company was not very numerous, nor the busint'ss
heavy to-day. Two or three defaulters from Monday ap-
peared, amid either paid or promised. The great little one,
however, has not come to book. Several horses were
named for the Derby (1529); and although there were
baldly any bets made, yet the fedlcming list ism serve as a
key to the odds.
FIRST

OC'T'OBER MELTING. —LNEWMA liK ET.)
THE DUKE MICHAEL STAKES,
5 to 4 agst. Cadland.
NEWMARKET ST. LEGER.
6 to 4 agst. Cadland.
4 to 1 agst, Zingauee.
SECOND OCTOBER MEETING.
In the Grand Match for 1000 gs. between Cadland as
Merchant, 6 to 4 on Cadland is taken freely.
DERBY.
10 to 1 agst. Cant.
16 to 1 agst. Will o'the Wisp.
':26 to 1 agst. Lion—Etutna.
THE OAKS.
10 to 1 agst. Dulcinea.

Mr. EDWARD DAWKINS left town yesterday
on his Embassy to the Emperor of &:Azt►., to succeed the
lien. RoBERT Goxi)mq, eur 111inister at Brazil, in the
capacity of Charge d'Affaires.

TUNBRIDGE WELLS.—Her Royal Highness
the Duchess of KrNr, and Princess VICIOMA, and suite,
attended divine, service at our Chapel on Sunday. We re-
gret to say that the Rev. Mr. BENSON has been so far in-
disposed as to prevent him front exercising his ministerial
functions, the service on Sunday being perfirrmed by the
Rev. Mr. COLLINSON and the Rev. Mr. MoNroostrv;
tier Royal Highness honoured the various shops:l-her.
Parade with her presence on Saturday, and expressed
sdf gratified with the various articles of Tunb" Be_wai.e.8e_wai.e.
—Maidstone Journal. --
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, • FL-Way, at ISewcastle,
fight of all the troops in garrison
" and fashionable field or
county Limerick, before a
.large,c
THE ARMY.—There was avery
awe noticed the elegant
spectators. Among the equip,agAvEv,
and mAstiy. (ie.
vehicles of Lords CLARE,
0,,,,""ghe troops through a variety
spiClßlird sham-
putctbarging, fir incr, and
dirct information, and the, t (il
rpuvres, the ,
_retreat-
ing,
on; rcoalmSpilricCautednulx:
very generalir expression of pleasure.—
.
high authority, received front the Russian head.
very
quarters,
,
that the Emperor NICHOLA3 has little expecta-
tionquar
of
ti .
fling the war this season ; and that already
ins
• rations are making for the return of the
preparations DuNbNleirlreiz.c ililtefe:oirriiltaiibrgy Reg" c • .
diplomatic
body, as well as the Court, to St. Petersburgh fur the
winter. For the authenticity of this intelligence we pledge
ourselves to the fullest extent. —Briyhtun -Gazette.