The Sun.
London, England, 1852-06-26 00:00:00

Second Heat.

Messrs. Holling and Awdry, University Club, Oxford
Messrs. Herbert and .Marshall, Argonauts .......
Shortly after the start, in the heat of the race, the last
named pair unfortunately fouled the others, and became
disqualified..
The Pembroke Colleges Club rowed over the course
for the Ladies' Challenge Cup, and a trial "heat for a
boat-race .was about to start when our account left
Henley„
This (S.ruVrictlit

Riding

COWES, ISLE OF WIGIIT.
(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
COWES,• JUNE 24,
ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON INTELLIGENCE.

AiiErvALs.

• June 19. Coral Queen achooner, Earl of Selkirk, from
Portsmouth.
22. Petrel cutter,'Earl ofllchester, from Southampton.
23. Triumvir ditto, Major Sterling, from Cowes
Harbour; Water .Lily yawl, John Hibbert, Esq., from
Portsmouth. •
SAILINGS.

Jane 23. Brilliant schooner, G. H. Aokers, Esq., for
Guernsey.

24. Resolution ditto, Duke of Rutland, for Cherbourg
and Channel Islands.

YACHTS AT AND ABOUT THE STATION.

Petrel, Sapphire, lone Water Lily, Osprey, Balle-
rina, Gauntlet, Lsvrock, Spider, Glorlane, Nautilus,
Plover, Ripple, Coquette, Leda, Coral Queen, Triumvir,
Maritana, May Fly.
The Triumvir bed her first trial yesterday, but she
had not sufficient ballast for the breeze; her sails set
well, but there is not half canvas enough in them to
make a clipper of her.
•
MEMBERS AT THE SQUADRON HOUSE THIS WEEP.
—Colonel Petre, Major Stirling, Sir Henry Oglandet,
Bart., G. H. Ackere, Esq.; Lord Godolphin, Lard
Il-
cheater, G. W. Bateson, Esq.; Captain Ponsonby, T.
Thornhill, Esq.; Lord Selkirk, the Dake of Rutland, J.
Hebbert, Esq., Colonel J. J. Smith, Captain C. Hamlyn
Williams, Joseph Gee, Esq.
Lord and Lady Clarence Paget are residing at Cowes
Castle; Mr. Gambier and family at Lord Godolphin's
Villa; Captain and Mrs. Hamlyn Williams at Belmore-
house; D. Carnegie, Esq., at Woodvale- Sir Charles
Fellows at Prospect-house; Charles Bamford, Esq., at
Adelaide-villa; Francis Rufford, Esq., at the let Ciff-
cottage- Colonel and Mrs. Smith at Beach-villa- Thomas
Thornhill and family at Norfolk-house; Miss Carnegie
at Harriet-lodge; H. Clifford, Esq., at Elm-house; Cap-
tain Spring at Hawthorn-cottage; Lady Shakespear at
Rosetta-cottage; Mrs. Sinclair at No. 3, Solent-terrace;
Captain Voss at White Rose-house; Joseph Gee, Esq.,
at Castle Hill-house.

AMERICAN YACHT BUILDERB,—We have another
arrival this morning from
the clipper couetry. He
seems like a regular go-a-head; sets down all our yachts
as mere logs, and calculates that he can build one that
will sail round them all. He has brought a model yacht
over with him which ho intends to send to the Royal
Yacht Squadron-house for the inspection of the mem-
bers. Re says, " I guess that if I don't build a yacht
that will whip every craft that ever swam inside the
Wight, I'll never see Yankey-land again."

BARROW SPREeHES. •
Tho anniversary festival of the Harrow Speeches took
place on Thursday last. Among the company present
on the occasion were—The Archbishop of Canterbury
and Mrs. Wilson. _the Bishop of Salisbury and Mrs.
Denison, the Bishop of Lichfield and Miss Lonsdale.
Right Rev. Dr. M'Crosky, Bishop of Michigan, Right
Rev. Dr. Delancey, Bishop of Now York, and Mrs. De-
lancey, Rev. Dr. Hawtrey, Head Master of Eton Col-
lege, Rev. Dr. Kennedy, Head Master of Shrewsbury,
Rev. the Principal of King's College, London, Rey. the
Master of Christ's College, Cambridge, Rev. the Master
of St. Peter's College, Cambridge, the American Mi-
nister and Mrs. Abbott Lawrence, Colonel Lawrence,
Mr. Lawrence, illaiquis and Marcbioneas of Abercorn
and Lady Harriett Hamilton, Marchioness of Ailes-
bury, Marquis of Lothian, Esrl of Carlisle, Earl of
Wilton, Earl and Countess of Effingham, Earl and
Countess of Galloway, Countess of Chichester and Lady
Lucy Pelham, Countess of Hopetoun, Countess of Clan-
wiliiam, Viscount Palmerston, Viscount and Viscountess
Ebrington, Viscount and Viscountess Mahon, Viscount
eau Viseoentess Galway, Viscountess Courtenay,
Dowager Viscountess Dillon, Viscount Sandon, Viact.
Haddo, Viscount Valletort, Lord and Lady Lilford,
Lady Granville Somerset, Lord and Lady Poltimore,
Lord and Lady Leigh, Lord and Lady Ernest Bruce,
Lord Glenelg; Lady Hathertoo, Lady Waterpark, Lady
Stratheden tied Mss Campbell, Lady Charlotte Neville
and Miss H. Neville, Lady Francis Riddell, Lady Emily
Marsbam, Captain and Lady Adela Ibbetson, the Right
Hoe. Sidney Herbert, M.P., and the Hon. Mrs. Herbert.
the Right Hon. T. B. Macaulay, Sir Walter and Lady
Mary Farquhar, Sir Walter and Lady Caroline
Stirling, Mibs Stirling, Sir, Robert Inglis, Bart, Sir John
and Lady Catherine Boileau, Miss Boileau, Sir Arthur
and Lady Hsedrigge, Sir Edmund and Lady Head, Sir
Benjamin Ileyvvecal, Bart., Sir Charles Clarke, Bart.,
Sir Charles and Lady Trevelyan, Miss Trevelyan, Sir
Harry and Lady Verney, the Hon. Mrs. Hodgson, iady
Eastlake, Lady Parker, Lady Alderson' Miss Alderson,
Lady Hasten, Miss Buxton, Lady Williams, Lacky
M‘Naghten, Lady Hornby, the Dean of St. Paul's and
Mrs. H. Mimeo, Mrs. Miltaan, Hon. the Dean of Ripon,
the Greek Consul-General and Madame Ralli, Hon.
Charles Howard, M.P., Hon. Arthur Kinnaird, Hon.
Frederick Ponsonby, Hon. Robert Grimston, Hon. Mrs.
Joscelitte Percy, &e.
The following is a list of the speeches, which were well
delivered and loudly applauded:—
S:cine.—Latin Prose for the Gregory Medal 1851—
Translation from Burke's " Thoughts on the Present
Discontents."
Gibson.—" Burial March of Dundee."—Aytonn.
Fenton. —h
el:het Fenton.—Latin
pAe leccahi cos— ntAb ia
Militia
iDt
ao mßui
Isl. as
Pitt.
Barroug
Hozier.--Greek Prose for the Hope Prize.—Transla-
lion from Prescott's " Conquest of Mexico."
Karslak and Wilson.—.llermes and Prometheus.-
lE.chylua.
Stone.—English Essay—The Use and Abuse of Ri-
dicule.
Finch.—" The Bard."—Gray.

Wilson.—Latin Prose for the Gregory Medal(lBs2)
Translation from Lord Brougham's Speech on Law
Reform. _ _

Fenton.—Speech on Address to the Throne.—Lord
Chatham.

Stone.—Orest—Goethe.
Moore.—Greek lambics.—Translation from Shahs-
pen.
Latham, Harris, and Curteis.—Shylock, Portia, and
B3sB4l2io.—Shakspeare. _ _

Stone.—Latin Essay for the Peel Medal—Num ani.
mus fictis doloribus salutariter exerceri possit.
M'onro and Green.—Lochiel and Wizard. Campbell,
Stone.—Latin Hexameters—'Avkpfc 6Xoncrrai.
Curteis, Charles, and Harris .—David, Acres,
and
Captain Absolute.—Sheridan.
Stone.—Neeld Mathematical Medal,
Grant (1) and Bruce (2).—Latin Prose for
Form Prizn—Tr, laenn fr lir the Fifth

:ans. :ion from the
Wilson.—English Poem—Genoa.
Hosier.—The Combat.—Scott.

Spectator,"

The announcement on Thursday right in the
House of Lords, that the Government had
resolTed t°cewr-
, which virtually have
rect the existing Excise regulations
rage the adulteration of coffee with chicory, and whi,c cow
been so long complained of in vain by the mercant„es wined
be has given great satisfaction. A certain t—mixed
be allowed to dealers to enable them to dispose of the it will
coffee and chicory at present on hand, and thereafTthere will
be illegal for them to sell the one for the other• since they
mbeanyocianrt,eryrfoenretnusce however, with legitimate trade,only condon
Less in both articles, the a under their being that they shall sell them separately, an right names.

PEOTEsTANT APPItEriTICE:tiAnr
of Rd? ft. CATHOLIC
farr
MASTERS —Yesterday, at the
board of directors, Mr. JosephniGekote in ale chair, B
child born
son moved a resolution to the effeet—"That anyit Protestant
Adams
'of Protestant parents, or any child' desinrng
master, should not be bound e Id seconded the
Roman Catholic religion." Colonel g:n
Bahi;improper to in-
resolution. Mr. Poland considered it
highly
If the troducesuch questions all .—(gear,
master o mistress of the
--(Hear,
at a •
necessary to pass a similar
reso-
lution was carried it would be nes denominations of Die-
one applying to the Jews and aßila
otherddely senters.—(Rear, hear.) ilit. - the workhouse to a follower
other day a boy was boundsaid it ass but the
fromobjeetion was made to it.—.
of Joanna southcote, and nod the more free the intercourse
(Laughter.) slr.
Burf4dras:hiolic the better ; a boy was ap-
prenticed Protestant: an-
trade, not to study theology. Mr. Ar-
taud,prenticed to learn a ii and the Chairman, having made
the Rev. E. Schn9h; the resolution, it was put from the
observations decrees--
chair and negatived'
Thursday f
declared on a, the meeting
The dividebd
Company was at the rate of 6 per cent. per
of the Canada
..I)nincoPme-tax, for the half-year ending the I oth
annum, clear ,
oe
a satisfactory statement of financial affairs
of July next, athe ,roprietorz.
4 was laid Wore k'