CuM. luck. Sanford Clay Macon

HIGH SPORTS.
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Fora long time, the boatmen of White
hall have, perhaps with some reason, be-
licyed, that in speed and deXterity, they
are not surpassed by the oarsmen Of any
country. 1t seems the mariners of Eng.
land entertain the same opining of the ma
val architecture and skill Of that country !;
and to bring the subject to actual expert
ment, Captain Harris, of the British fiigate
Hussar, now in this port, has proposed a
contest, to take place on the first fair day
after tomorrow. A S10Co on the result
has been offered and taken. Good feelings
seem to prevail on both sides, and no ether
sentiments will probably be indulged than
those ofnational pride. An immense CON
course of spectators may be expected.


Statesman.