The Sun.
London, England, 1838-07-07 00:00:00

COWES-.ISLE OF WHITE.

ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.
JUNE 29, 430 P. M.—The B....zeze cutter, James Lyon, Esq., from Portsmouth.
JuNE 30, 8 A. ,y _Light breeze, Wind N.N.W.—The Arrow cutter,
Lord Godolphin, from London River, and proceeded V., the westward.
SP. M.—The Sultana cutter, H. Robinson, Esq., from London River.
JULY 1, IP. m.—The Witch cutter, Sir J. C3pley, Bart, Iron'
Guernsey.
JULY 3,3 A. M.--The Royalist schooner, J. P,rooke, Esq., from
Southampton.
JULY 5, BA. M.—The Breeze cutter, J. Lyon, Esq., from Cherbourg.
JuLy 6, IP. M.—The Kestrel cutter, Eal lof Yarborough, from Guern-
sey, left there the Cynthia, R. Frankland, Esq., and the Caroline, of
the R.T.Y.C.

SA [LINCS.
JUNI,. n 9, 3P. M.—Fresh breeze, wind W.N.W_The Kestrel cutter,
Commodore Earl of Yarborough, for Weymouth and Guernsey.
Jur.v A. M.—Light breeze, S.W.—The Norna schooner, Stephen
Challon, Esq., for Exmouth. BA. M.—The Breeze cutter, J. Lyon,
Esq., for Cherbour,sh.
.10 A.M.—The Cynthia cutter, It. Frankland,
Esq., for Guernsey and Ireland.
JULY 3, 11 A. M.--The Dolphin schooner, G. 11. Acker., Esq., Or
Cherbourg.

YACIITS AT THE STATION.
Cutters—Lord of the Isles, Bebe, Alarm, Emerald, Breeze, Psyche,
Albatross, Naiad, Aurora, Sultana, Zephyr, Corsair, Theresa, ZatiorA,
Witch, Columbine, Ganymede.
Schooners—Wanderer, Dolphin, Royalist.
mEmsEas AT TliE R.Y.s. liolise DURINo Tii,.,: WEEK.
Lord Willoughby de Broke, A. W. Corbet, Esq , Lord Corry, Sir B.
Graham, Bart., James Lyon, Esq., J. 11. Smith Barry, Esq , Col.
Beach, H. Robinson, Thomas NV. Beaumont, EsA., Sir J. Copley, Bart-,
Rear Admiral Sir G. E. 'latnoticl, hart, K.O 8., James Weld, Esq., Jas.
Sdiahlerson, Esq., P. Gels, Esq., Win. Delareld, Esq., John J. 'loll,
Inache, Esq., Wm. Webber, Esq , Jas. Brooke, Esq., G. H. Ackers,
Esq., the Earl of Yarborough.
Although there have been a great many arrivals this Week, yet there
is 50 much company still retained in London, that this town is ur.usually
dull for the time of year, and a number of the best houses ar,.: still un-
occupied.
The next general meeting of the members of the R. Y.S. is Axed for
the 13th iiist., when there al several members to be balloted for, as
the arrangements are to be made for the Regatta. The Secretary has
sold Capt. Paterson's Zadora to Mr. Briant.

Tug CkOPC.—The warm weather which has sucrmeded the late rains
has had a wonderful effect on vegetation. The wheats, though thin on
the ground are surprisingly improved in appearedee, where the oats had
partially failed. Barley has been sown, and there are now tine fields
of the grains mixed. Barley is the firest crop ever seen. The first
croi.S of grass were almost a complete failure, and many of the farmers
have fed their clovers over two and even three times, but all are now
growing very fast, and we hope the late grasses, with the assistr..nce of
the extra quantity of oat and barley straw, turnips, &c., will make up
for the loss sust2.ined by the late cold dry 'weather. Beans and peas
never looked finer. Indeed this island may now again be truly called the
" Garden of England."

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Parliamentary Electors in Cities and Boroughs entitled
under the Reform Act, will lose thtir ‘otes for the next
year, unless they pay, on or.before the 2.oth of June instant,
all the poor's rates (and window tax, is any) payable froth.
of April last. County Voters
n-i
—Litt send in their claims by
them, in respect of their premises
the 90th of July instant. previously to the 6th
Mr. George Robins so-
the title of " .ne few years since acquired
U
glace this fact beyond an A reference to our columns lately will
y
He sells 'Estates on the 10threasonable doubt.
On the 17th and 18th JUI and 12th of July in London. On tile 26th, at flotiiton, in Devonshire.
On the 9th of August
On the 2d of August,iii London.
Ys at Spilsby, in Lincolnshire.
, in London.
Ott the 7th of August, at Brighton..
On the 14th of August, at Cheltenham.
On the IGth of August, at floss.
On the 17th of August, at Monmouth.
On the 18th of Angus:, at Newport, South Wales.
And the 21't of August, at Teignmouth, in Devonshire,
On Saturday last, :inches was
upset on its waY to Edinburgh, but fortunately no f 'tie was serious!,
injured• one of the Glasgow •
SLAVE TRADE,_lluring the receise
Triurnpitonte and La Fine on the Goree station, 'a has be lit cru
en as of the
that for several years not a single slave ship r4nder French colours hal
been seen ofr that coast. :

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