The Sun.
London, England, 1842-09-13 00:00:00

AQUATICS,

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ROWING MATCH.—The long announced otlrsci ~
test between Joseph Royal, of Milbank, 813.„,fi
Swaine, of the Horseferry, and Thomas Goodrili'io:
Vauxhall-bridge, and Edward Hunt, took plitel,oo
terday. This match emanated from the St. t'silbail
Westminster regatta; contested about a monthatoo
on that occasion the first prize was won by 600 wee,
and his partner, and Royal and Swaine, vib.cl„
lotted together, did not start owing to an opinlrheot;
the men would be broUght back to make a fres'l,.oo;
A great deal Of altercation took place, and the
match for 201. was the result, and both partiO
at
into training. Betting was 5 and 6t04 in fay° bot.P
hunt and- his partner. At a little after ficAeireit,,
boats came to the starting place to row from
ininster-bridge to Putney with the tide. R°)
the choice of station, and took the Middlesex, tha
After a few strokes Hunt and his partner to°' AP'
lead and maintained it throughout, winning easiit
never giving their opponents a shadow of chance,'ice
GENTLEMEN SCULLERS CONTEST. —A very Ai'ett'
lent match took place yesterday evening, from 7 fit'
ininster-bridge to Putney, with tide, between,
Allen and Mr. Embrey, two gentlemen 01, ,
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who have acquired some reputation as I't,ioj
scullers. It was a very pretty and game contesii ba
drew a good company to witness it. Mr.
the choice of station, and they both started 3"0 le!"
the same second. Mr. Embrey, after rowing oe'
strokes, dashed off with the lend, but in the 011 pe‘
a few minutes discovered that his opponent Wttoi
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so easily shaken off. ln the reach above 17.11 ferl,
bridge, Mr. Allen challenged him, and, after 11,.dc,"
spirited pull up to the Red House, endeavoui yi'
get by. Mr. Embrey was in his course, 09(4ftel'
Allen, scientifically touching him on his 9ll'10;
canted hint athwart the tide and got the lead; Deil*
Allen, after this, retained it, his opponent n°'
able to overtake him, and won easily.

THE MARKETS.—(THIS DA/.1
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COLONIAL MARKET. prl('3
There was only a limited business done, belt
were firm. B. P. Sugar went off steadilYi;e
brought Friday's prices. Bengal supported t , IV;
vance of last week, and a fair amount of busitts'ole:
done, fine White 695. to 70s. 6d. per cwt. /frr
of Coffee were unimportant, but the tendelle.olll,
downward. Cocoa flat, but not lower. Rice
sale, and last week's prices,
were not 1111"1.1Ji
Saltpetre brought high prices, 30s. 61. to 31'
good quality.

TEA MARKET. „t Cerp
The transactions were fair, and the' 1112"—colT
firm, with few sellers upon late terms. Low
Sid. per lb. cash. The stock is still decregis ,t;
TALLOW MARKET. 013
n' Ate
Prices remain steady•at 48s. on the sr ot,r
475. 9(1. to 48s. for forward delivery, with a 111
trade.
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WHITECHAPEL HAY MARKE • foo,r
The supply was good, with a steady denial'a
descriptions at the present quotations, Clover,
to 5/. 10s. ; Hay, 2/. 10s. to 4/. 10s.; Straw,
to 1/. 16s.
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BRIGHTON, SEPT. 13.—The packet 5111 P, t t ty'
Melville, Captain Goodburn, arrived yestera3l 110:4
railway terminus wharf from llavre, with sover11:1004
gers, amongst whoin were Lord James Butler, 311." Otto
Coltman and family, 1)r. King and family, ,%e'ojeuoit
luggage being immediately examined, they Pre t° o'ol
London by the special trail, sent to Shoreham tiler ol
the arrival of the packet. Lady Elizabeth L°Trl'tgcre,„•<ct
suite left this morning in the same packet for i'-of V;iv
The Rev. W. F. Lanfer, 8.A., late Curate., to t
Brent, has-received the appointment of ChaPitil
Church of England congregation at Wisbaden.