The Express.
London, England, 1860-08-01 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 1, 1860.

YACHT SQUADRON REGATTA.

COWES, .11.3.7 31.
The culminating feature of the aquatic season,
the regatta of the Royal Yacht Squadron, has now cum-
nieund, and will lied during the entire week. The pea
gramme embraces three races, and on the off days other
events are arranged to take place. To-day the cup annu-
ally given by the Prism Consort Is to be sailed for by
ratters of the Royal Yacht Squadron over 50 tons in mea-
surement, and will be a time race according to Acker'
scale. Os Wednesday the dinner of the members of the
squadron will be held. On Thursday the nice will be for
her Majesty's Cap, which will be sailed for by schooners of
the squadron over 100 tons. This is also a time race, a
Tea ter of a minute per ton being allowed. On Friday the
annual hell will be hell ; and on Saturday perhaps the must
hiteiesting race of the week will be contested, ae on that
day the Roval Yacht Squadron Prize, value 1001.,
will be sailed for. This is open to yachta oI
any royal yacht squadron, and will be a time nee,
according to half Acker.' scale. There is a considerable in-
crease of tonnage, as compared with fornier years. All the
lade houses here are taken, and the number of distinguished
aujouraers is a. great as usual.
Tut roadstead this morning—the opening day of the re-
gatta— was tolenilily full of vessels, and amongst them were:
'inc Zara, conmeslore the Earl of Wilton ; Waterkolpie,
M. P. Bentiet ; Firefly, Sir IS. 4 rglander ; Petrel, Mr. P.
Perieval ; Levnick, Lord Colville ; Stornifinch, General
lowers; Lotus, Earl Vane; Freak, Sir D. Wood; Der.
went Mr. C. Lee; Resolution, the Duke of Rutland;
of Loru, the Maniuni of Breadillaine ; Aline, Cap-
, tain nallutiadi ; Encluintreaa, Sir Thome. Whichcote ;
Lord Louilealadough ; Czarina, Sir ti. Stnekley ;
Wizard, Mr. W. Lielsfield ; Beatrice, Mr. J. K W. Rolls;
Eageais, Mr. R. Frankland ; Cayman, Mr. It. B. Hazen-
dale; Zoe, the Earl of Yarborough ; Inetrene, Mr. J.
Mulholland ; Marina, Sir A. Bannerman ; Aliatrom, Mr.
T. Braseey ; Zunave' Mr. It. Ariz r ; Caprtee Lieut.-Col.
Barin; Myrtle, LntdSimrborough ; Queen Mil), Sir P. F.
,Shelley ; Bacchante, Mr. J. Jon.; Heidi*, Mr. H. Tho-
rold ; Magic, Sir It. Block ; Boy Queen, Mr. A. C. W.
Pycroft. . _

'There were fire entries fur the Prince Colmre. Cup this
won.ing, vie. :

feats. Tons. Owners.
Osprey
Marina
Bromide
Arrow
Lulworth
(,f these the Lalwortk, aad especially the Arrow, are so
well knows in the yachting world that it is mmet.e.smy to
say a word of their performances ; while the Brunette and
tl.e Osj.rey are warmly feu known, and are not opponent.
fiat the first time, as the ("neer beet the latter lest your by
two minutes when competing for her Majesty's Cup. Only
I. however, took up their stations opposite the castle,
the Marina having withdrawn. The Osprey was stationed
race rest the shore, the Brunette next, the Arrow outside
her, and the !Ashworth the outermost.
When the tint gun was fired at 9.49, the tido was almost
at Ili oil, which was against the progress of the vessels east-
ward, as they would hate to meet the ebb, but the wind
was in their favour tie it blew from the westward, but it was
very light, no much to that it was feared at one time
there would be no mee, as it was tuiderstecid the riling
cert.:Mame had deeded not to start the vessel, should there
be no chance of sutheient wind to allow the yechts to go the
course within • reasonable time. However, the reverters-
, tion of the starting gun dispelled all doubts no to the race,
and when the smoke had clamed away the crews of the
Arrow and I.uhrorth were seen swarming up the mute to
make sail. It the st-couil gun the start was very evenly
effeetell, and as soon ita nay signs of life were risible among
the vessels the Brunette was seen to drew, followed by
the Arrow and Osprey. The Arrow and Lulworth were
very slow in getting away from their anchorage, but they
went away well when sally off, yet the breeze wail Bo
light that but little progreu could be nuele. The Osprey,
however, caught whist little wind was going, and obtaiued a
deer lead before getting half way through Cowes roads,
folieeed by the Brunette, and increased the distance between
herself and the latter every minute. The other two vesula
rer..tioed orisidenibly astern, but in a quarter of au hour
after the start the Lulworth pamsed the Arrow aril threw
well on the Brunette. cry *low work was nestle in
the course, as it was put eleven before they were fairly
out of sight over the land, but when but made out the
lithe. Osprey was the leading vessel, followed apparently by
the Lalwor th. When a;;ain in sight from the eastward the
Arrow was leading, closely followed by the Lulworth, the
Brunette third. The word luil now freshened could-
der..bly, and there was every prielevt of • gtOd
rt... They merle short tecks actrmo to the mark vessel
after rounding Culsbit Light, and rounded as fillies': -
An ow, :M. ; Lulworth, 31t. lot. ; Brunette, 3h. !lie. ; and
I wpr.y 30i. 12m. se. Ou running up to the elude they set
their jib.topuils, and completed the first round with a
fresh breeze to carry them over the ebb tide. The time
token here by the Secretary to the Squadrou, Cap-
tain Towne, was :—Arrow, 3b. liar. 345.; Lulwoith,
Uln 14. ; Brunette, A. 19m. 416. ; coil ospnw,
211. 21m. 325. As the Arrow, however, has to allow the
Lidworth tams. 4.5 e., the Brunette 12m. 155., and the Osprey
14w. Ws., her gain at present is not sullitieet to win.
Her Majesty drove down to Cowes this 'miming, attended
('tinsel Hiipps as equerry, end visited the Princess of
Leiniugen at her resideuee tin the Parade. Her Majesty,
who was attired in an esonisLingly simple tun Mug costume,
remained about half an limn, awl then returned to Oeborue.
The entries for the Quern's Cup on 'Thursday are now
closed. The following schooners will contend :
Yachts. Tins. Owners.
Logue
Essehaetrer .. 213
Albatross .. 110
Myrtle
Zonave
Resolution
Alice . 210
Lallah ltonkb . VI. euut
The vuhts had not returned (nee the eutwaud by the
time the karst available beat from the islawl left fur
Seethampton.

Inv eureTntc TrLroiPAPH.)
Tile Amy best the Lulworth by 11 minutes, thus airing
Mr tine.

FAtiVertiftelllrlit.)..HULLOlVAlett OINTMENT AND
PILL.. —"AVE *JiII:WAIN —All who have aver trietl Ih,.e rr•
rovliea have shays vraletr.t In them a.aln who n overtaken by
Maass by the wove:nit it.fallona of grateful patient* hat. the
tawu eaortneaa aale awl raputall. i. .4 Holloaay'stllntnient rill,
OfialAidelld Y., all dive-meg affecting the ext..rlor or In
t.rl
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elleactoLa elausslint. puriZlng, and Jinni...tog
.he Wrap .4 nvery organ., alwa)t rat rag it to Its natural
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SPORTING.

LEWES RACES..7TVESDAY.

A HASDICAP SWEErBTAKEAS Of 10 SOY". thick, 5 ft. Gen-
tlemen eiders, &c. Professionals, 5Th extra. Half a mile.
(9 subs.)
captafa Little's General Hess, by The Nabob,3 yra,lost Mb
(Owner; 1
Captain aniattes Him Julia, aged, 13st . (Mr. Edwards' 2
Mr. Newland's Philomela, 3 ITS. Ost 101 b.. Mr. Boynton) 8
Mr. T. Brown's White Wave, S yrs. tat 71b. ,Mr. &rill) 4
THE Two-Y3,t3•01.0 STALLS of 13 soya. each, 5 ft, with
50 added ; colta 84 71b ; Mies, Bst 41b. Certain penal-
ties and allowances. T.Y.C. (About 5 furlongs.) (21 enba)
Mr. Fleming's Nemesis by Newminster, 7st loth
(0. Fonlham) I
Mr. Oabaldeston's Maid of Peru, let 131 b 'Charlton, 2
Betting : 5t02 on Nemesis. Won by three les.
Twa lio•occn Mamas' PLATE of 50 soya, aided to a
sweepstakes of 5 soya. each ; for taro-yr-olds, 7st, and three.
yr-olds, Sat 101 b ; mares and geldings allowed ; certain
penalties and allowances. The winner to be sold for
200 sovs.,&c. T. Y.C. subs.)
Mr. T. Brown's, Jun., White Wave by Storm, S yrs 'lool.',
Tat 71b 'Outline& 1
Mr. IL land's Lord Milton, 3 yrs (1001„..75t.. 1016

(G. 2
Mr. T. Ntesens' Bonny Less, 3 yin 1001.!, Tat rib .fiutehini) 3
Mr. Bird I Nugget, 3 yrs ~1001 .14.1lottota‘ 4
Mr. Hand's Vltala, 2 yin pa, Orlmshaw, 5
Betting : 2 to I against Lord Milton, 5 to 2 aget Vitula,
3 tolswitWhite Wave. LordMiltoo mde the running to tho
stand, where White Wave went up to him, and won a fine
race by a head ; a bad third. The winner was not mold.
THE COUNTY PLAn (Handicap) of 50sovs. ; for 2.yr-olds
and upwards • any winner after the publication of the
weights 51b extra. Half a mile.
Mr. Morris's Apollo, by Pyrrhus the First, 3 yrtilst 121 b

1
Mr. Newland's Astarte, 2 yrt, Lot Slb
Mr. Cameron's Woodburn, 4 pro. est 41b .' W. Bottom, S
The following also ran :—Australian Maid, Bonny Lass,
f! by The Nabob—Bourn Tomacha, Boris, c by Newminster
—Grey Hen.
Tax LZWZN GRAND HANDICAP Of 20 son. each, 10 ft,
and one only if declared, with 200 added • extra weight
for winners, Ice. The second to save his 'Lie. Two miles.
(13 subs., fil of whom pay 1 soy. ft.)
Mr. Spencer's Blue Jacket, by Collbuggrood, I yrs. Bat Tlb
Yordbam) 1
Mr. Jaques's Food° yrs, eat ... Ottmshas,
Lord Portsmouth's Tame r, aged, lut (J. Ogden
Mr. F. thelndeire Weetbsrbound, In, eft RID .. (Holder, 4
The following also inn : Independence, Fitz-Avon,
Catherine, The Nun.
Betting : 5 to 2 apt Blue Jacket, 4 to 1 each
Fitz-Avon and The Nun, 5 to 1 apt Escudo-
rearm, 8 to 1 apt Weathorbound. Weatherbound
jumped off with the lead, The Non, after a few
sitrriidieess taking up the running, Feodorowna
and Weatherbound third. The Nun went on with the lead
until entering the straight, where she was beaten, and
Feodorowna went on in front, with Weatherboupd in close
attendance. At the distance Blue Jacket went up to
Feodorowna, and after a most exciting set-to, won by a
short head ; two lengths between the second and third ; a
length and a half between the third and fourth •, Inde-
pendence and Fitz-Avon were fifth and sixth ; Catherine
walked in.

AN ALL-AGED SELLING STANIM of 3 nova, each, with 23
added. Optional selling weight', ke. Half a mile. (6
subs.)
Mr. Drewitt's Stormer, by Storm, 2 yrs (W.: 6.4
WirdehOuse, 1
Mr. Hodgman's Royal Oak, 3 yes lall.^, 7st 10Ib itturtrurce,
Mr. T. Drowns, Jan. Lancelot Goblin, 2 yrs 301..., est
li Grimsliaw. 3
)Zr. 0. Robb'. Carlotta, 4 yrs V 1.% ast (carried rat 20.
(J. M, 4
Mr. Hay's Sister to Electric, yrs i3Ol. , Sat Illb
(Maidment) 6
Betting : 5 to 2 each agst Stormer and Royal Oak, 4 to 1
apt any other. Carlotta made play for the first quarter of
a mile, the winner then taking the lead. At the Stand
Royal Oak challenged her, and a very fine race wits won by
Stormer by a short head ; two lengths between the second
and third. The whiner was sold to Mr. Blenkinsop for
85 guineas.
THE RAILWAY NC RefRY ST.IK69 of 10 sort. each, 5 ft,
with 50 added, for 2.yr-olds. Extra weight fur winners.
T. Y.C. (Zi mite.)
Mr. Swindeirs Lltnedower, by Knight of St. George.
eat 1011. (A. Edward.' I
Lord Coventry's Orion, Gat 1214 ldakeneon 2
Mr. laland's Lusting, 7st Mb (W. Bottom 3
Mr. Bernard's Parapet, tat 71b 'Reeves) 4
The following also ran :--Cronstedt, Southport, Dim,
sad Stormer.Sll6l.l•NDlCAr. PLAT! of 30 nova., added to • sweeptakes
of 5 sore. each ; wieners extra. One mile and a half.
Mr. F. Simla, 3 yrs, 7st 71b (A. Edwards 1
Mr. a Attu sprite, 3 yew. Ist 1,11( (rein, I
Mr. Onorternialnesa Francatelth 3 yrs, Tat 10, Halo. 3
Mr. H. Ls ,('e Rock, 3 yrs, oat NED HerdwelL 4
Captain lioakedey'a Itoriebel, 4 yre, Tatlolo (Puritanee
Mr. I tinbionsa Predictor,' yrs, bat fib (0. Yordhans 6
Mr. c Sir Isaac, 4 ynL lit I.Mb GP. Adman 7
Betting : 3to I ugst Predictor, 4to 1 sgst Rosalie!, sto
legal Simla, 7 to 1 each apt Watersprite and Iran.
catelli. Won by • neck ; a had third.

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