... Brockwell, Custom-house, Lower-Stairs; J. Carter, H Hermitage-Stairs; -J. Weston, Chelsea; T. Wade, Bankside.- Toe distance is from the Swan, at London-bridge, to the Swan, 0 at Chelsea, against tide, ,e= Y A Correspondent savs, that the drowningof a man on Sunday ...

... to the toll-gate and back, merely to breathe the fresh air-some people give themselves uncom- moR airs. There was a strong show this morning on the ?? and several gsed samples may be expeed to appear in the ?? next week. The sport will no doubt be excellent ...

... and Sansouci. Won by the Champion. RtOWING; MATCHES eon YACHTS' GIGS; won by Lord Exmoutb's Flower of Yarrow (cutter), and the Marquis of Conyngham's Flower of Yarrow (schooner). The arrangements made by the committee, with the approbation of the stewards ...

... wide balls .. 7 Total . -60 Total. -8 LITTLE CHELSEA v. WVALHAM-GREEN. The following match was plaved oln Tuesday last, in a field the pro- pertb of Mr. Knight, of Waliharn-green, between nine of Little Chelsea with two of the Independent Club, and nine ...

... thorough-brede, oser fear hurdles; heats. - Dir Parker's b im Isabella - - - (Bradley)211 Mr Bironett'e Chelsea. Lass - -lluiics.n) Won by Isabella, the Chelsea Lass being so dead damiss, it Was almost a pity to salrt her. This race finis6hed the two days' spool; ...

... race-course presented on Wed- nesday. The weather, which for several previous days had been beautiully fair, on Tuesday eveniug showed signs of change. The morning of Wednesday dawned dull and lowering with high wind. Towards noon the wind in some measure abated ...

... AQUATICS. ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON INTELLIGENCE. CowEs, JUNSE 7.-ARRtIVALS,-June 1: Flower of Yarrow cutter, Marquis of Conyoghamn, trom Southampton, and pro- ceeded for Ireland. Fanny cutter, Sir Edward Scott, Bart., from Southampton, and proceeded for Calais ...

... his nag, Dick Thorn- ton; A-la-muode, by New Fashion, is quite comme ii faut ; Doctor Husband, by Physician, out of Show Loss, by Mountebank, we do not quite understand whether as a personal or general appellative; is there such a practitioner ...

... I remain, Sir, your obedient servant, Monday evening, July 18, IS42. TURF. THE GOODWOOD CUP AND STAKES. The subjoined will show the effect various weights have had on some of our best horses over the Goodwood course during the last 12 years; it likewise ...

... of the Etonians. The shouts on all sides at coming in were deafening. THE LAMBETH, CHELSEA, AND BANKSIDE - REGATTAS. The Thames, on Monday, from London-bridge to Chelsea, was one continued scene of animation and bustle, of excitement and struggle, occasioned ...

... 23-TrquaY aoyal Regatta. 24 C.k Harbour Regatta. 3oainate0Regattd mnatch atNorwith, fora 50 cup or specie Sept. 6t:L1fldil' and Chelsea, Iron Steam-boatCopn' cles match, by waMtermen. ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON INTELLIGENCE. CowVES. AUGtUST 11 -AititVALS: August 6th ...

... to the elegant tune of Nix-my-Dolly, in the Orleans-we crave pardon, but the word haunts us-in the Cleveland Cup. The Lily showed herself a right fair Deoigilter of the Tulip, whose stock turn out considerably above the average,-and Isent Titania, who ...