The Sun.
London, England, 1825-06-21 00:00:00

ROYAL YACHT CLUB.

AT a MEETING of ttie..MEMItERS of the
ROYAL YACHT C 141.713, held at the Hotel, East
Cowes, Ist June, 1825.
The MARQUIS of ANGLESEY, in the Chair,
It was Resolved—That the Regatta at Cowes this Season be
fixed for Thursday the dth, and Friday the sth of August en-
suing ; and that the Treasurer be authorized to appropriate
from the Club Fund, one Hundred Sovereigns, towards the
winning Vessels and Boats.
JOHN WARD, H.M. Secretary.
Sweepstakes of Twenty-live Sovereigns each, for Yachts of
all sizes, and denominations, whether of the Yacht Club or
not, to carry any sail, bona tide belonging to the vessel: to
start by signal, trom Cowes Roads, round a Vessel moored off
Swanage, and back to Cowes Roads.
Also. Sweepstakes of Twenty Sovereigns, for Yachts under
Sixty Tons, to sail the same course, and under the same
Regulations.
Also, Sweepstakes of Ten Sovereigns, for Yachts tinder
thirty Tons, to start from Cowes Roads, round the North side
of the Brambles, leaving the Red Western Buoy and the
White Buoys, on the starboard hand, to the Nab Light, and
back to Cowes Roads, by the nearest course, under the same
rlations.
Previoul to the Races, Stewards will be chosen, at a Special
Meeting of the Royal Yacht Club, to regulate the conduct
of the Yachts, and to decide any doubtful case that may be
referred. _ _

Vessels to be entered with Mr. Ward, Secretary to the Royal
Yacht Club, on or before the lit of August, in whose hands, at
the same time, the Stakes are to be deposited.

PLYMOUTH REGATTA.

910 be SAILED FOR, ots7ITESDAY the
19th of July next, precisely at Eleven o'clock A.
weather permitting.
First—A splendid Ladies' Cup, for decked Yachts, between
CO and 120 Tons. _

Second—A handsome Silver Vase, for decked or open
Yachts, under 60 Tons.
Third—A rich Silver Cup, for decked or open Yachts, under
20 Tons.
Fourth—A superb Silver Goblet, for Gentlemen's decked or
open boats, under 12 Tons.
By Order of the Committee,
JOHN ARTHUR, jun., Secretary.

STEAM PASSAGE, between SOUTHAMPTON and
COWES, SOUTHAMPTON and PORTSMOUTH and
COWES and PORTSMOUTH.
MEDINA and C 0 B OU R G or EARL
MAL3ISBURY STEAM PACKETS now sail
constantly on the days and hours following :
From southampton to Cowes, at Eight o'Clock in the Morn-
ing and at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon.
kroiri Cowes to Southampton, at- Half-past Ten o'Clock in
the Morning, and at Half-past Five in the Afternoon.
From Cowes to Portsmouth, ut Ten o'clock in the Morning.
From Portsmouth to Cowes, at Three o'Clock in the After-
noon, and meets the Coach for Newport, which leaves upon
the Medina's arrival.
FAR ES._

From Southampton to (.10A-:-CS or Cowes to Southampton :
Quarter Deck and Principal Cabin, as. each ; returning the
same day, 41. GI each.—Forecastle and Fore Cabin, Is. 6d.
each : ditto, returning the same day, 2s. ed. each.
From Southampton to Portsmouth or Portsmouth to South-
ampton :—Quarter Deck and Principal Cabin, 3s. 6d, each ;
returning the same day, ris. each. Ditto, Forecastle or Fore
Cabin, 2s. each ; returning same day 3s- tid• each.
From Cowes to Portsmouth or Portsmouth to Cowes—Quar-
ter Deck and 'Alain Cabin, 2s. 6d. each ; ditto, returning same
day, 4s. 6d. each. Forecastle and Fore- Cabin, Is. tki. each ;
ditto, returnig same day, :Is. each.
3lEzto.-L•The Vessel which leaves Southampton at Eight
o'Clock, goes to Cowes and from thence to Portsmouth. The
Vessel which leaves Portsmouth at Three o'Clock in the
Afternoon goes to Cowes, and procoeds from thence to South-
ampton.

CHEVALIER NISDICINES.
THE CHEVALIER. RUSPINI begs to in-:
form the Nubility, Gently, and
.the Public, that he
has appointed lir. Charles Butler, Clivroist, No. 4, Cheaps:de'
his Agent for the sale of his Nledicines, viz. the Dentrifice
and 'I incturr flor beautifying and pi rseiving thr Teeth and
Gums, and fastening those. Teeth that at, 1,,,,w; his Elixir
for curing thu Touiti-ache, ttntl the Balsamic Styptic for
stoppinx all Bleedings, external and internal They are now
prertred by the CHEVALIER, from the Receipts t.f
his Father, at his House, No. 7, Pall Mall, oposite Carlton
Palace, where he attends professionally flow Ten till Five.