The Sun.
London, England, 1834-06-17 00:00:00

ROYAL THAMES YACHT CLUB.

The Annual below-bridge match for a silver cup
and cover, given by the noblemen and gentlemen of
the Thames Yacht Club, takes place this day from
Greenwich to Gravesend and back. The Ada Jane,
the Alert, the Lady Louisa, the Oberon, the Vic-
torine, and Figaro, arc the yachts entered to contend
for this valuable prize. The Lady Louisa is the fa-
vourite. Three to one has been taken freely against
her, reckoning the field.

LATE EARL BURLINGTON'S RACING

STUD.

The blood stock belonging to the above nobleman
were put up for sale yesterday afternoon at Messrs.
Tattersall's, and knocked down at the following prices :
Guineas

The stallion Bizarre, by Orville, bought in at 390
Mouse, by Sir David, bought in at
Young Mouse, by Godolphin, out of Mouse, and
covered by him again, sold to his Majesty 135
A Colt Foal by Bizarre—Young Mouse, his Majesty 56
Young Espagnolle, with a filly foal by Bizarre, and
covered by him again SO
Espagnolle, doverec by Partisan, bought in at
Three.year-old Filly, by Partisan—Espagnollc, to a
Foreigner 3O
Three-year-old Colt by Bizarre—Young Barrosa, to
Mr. Gieville -
Three-year-old Colt by Bizarre—Barrosa, bought in 96
Two-year-old Colt, own brother to Rapid Rhone, to
Mr. S. Stanley
Two-year-old Filly by Bizarre, dam by Godolphin,
General Grosvenor 42
Yearling Colt by Bizarre—Young Mouse, Duke of
...

Richmond
Yearling Filly by Partisan—Cat, Mr. Wigram
Yearling Filly by Partisan—Espagnolle, to Sir G
Heathcotc

The greater part of Mr. W. Chifney's racing stock
(including Rowton, Emiliana, &c.) will be put lip for
sale on Monday next at Hyde Park-corner.

THE REBUFF DIRECT.—The late Lord
Kenyon was examined before a Committee of the
House of Commons of which the late'Lord Colches-
ter, then Mr. Abbott, Marshal of the King's Bench,
was chairman. The Chief Justice demurring to an-
swer a question relative to the fees and emoluments of
his office, the chairman assuming an air of importance
reminded his lordship that he was armed with the au-
thority of the Commons House of Parliament, where-
upon the Chief Justice said, " Sir, I will not be
yelped at by my own turnspit."
ELECTORS IN FRANCE. According to
the electoral lists formed in the month of October
last, 14,685 electors, minus those who are since dead,
representing nearly 1,200,000 inhabitants, will, at the
approaching election, be called upon to choose 14 de-
puties for the Department of the Seine ; or, upon an
average, one deputy for each 1,062 electors, and one
deputy for each 8,571 inhabitants. The first arron-
dissement has 1,233 electors ; the second, 2,243 ; the
third, 1,247; the fourth, 1,051 ; the fifth, 1,046 ; the
sixth, 1,411 ; the seventh, 977 ; the eighth, 865 ;
the ninth, 607 ;
the tenth, 1,223; the eleventh,
1,115 ; the twelfth, 618 (the foregoing are of Paris );
the thirteenth i. Sceaux), 579 • and the fourteenth (St.
Denis), 950.
LIE CROPS.—The most gratifying accounts
have been received of the state of the corn crops in
various parts of this country. It is feared, however,
that potatoes ha,e failed to a much more considerable
extent than had b:en supposed some weeks
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