The Sun.
London, England, 1856-08-21 00:00:00

ROYAL VICTORIA YACHT CLUB

REGATTA.

RYDE, WEDNESDAY EVENING, Aug. 20.
The departure of the boat from tbis town for Ports-
mouth last evening precluded the possibility of giving
the results of the races for the Commodore and Vice-
Commodore's Cup, for cutters ; and also of the Ciub
Prize of 601. for schooners. I« respect of the first, an
opinion was hazarded that the Thought was the winner,
which turned out to be strictly correct—and indeed but
one opinion prevailed from the time of starting, that she
would carry off the prize. The winning vessel was thus
reached :

11. M. S.
Thought
Extravaganza 4 58 40
Hesperus
In the race for the Club Prize the Maraquita was
beautifully sailed, and the lead she took shortly after
starting she well maintained; but nothing could be more
nicely balanced than the respective qualities of the Bea-
trice and Georgiana. They arrived at the winning post
as follows :

E. M. 5.
Maraquita
Georgiana
Beatrice
Zouave
Mr. Carew is consequently the winner of the prize,
and well it is deserved, for his vessel was sailed admirably.
The Zouave, although only 64 tons, was nowhere.
The following are the entries for her Majesty's Cup
tomorrow. The Victoria Course. Twice round. Time
for tonnage according to Ackers's scale.
Yachts. Tons. Owners.
Arrow lO2 Thomas Chamberlayne, Esq.
Georgiana
Maraquita
Extravaganza 48 Sir Percy Shelley, Bart.
Heyperus 5O Nathaniel Montefiore,
Brilliant
Surprise
Zouave 64 Richard Arabin, Esq.
Whirlwind
Benita

The race is expected to be a very closo one, but it is
extremely doubtful if the Arrow will arrive in time to
start.

We have just learned that the committee of the club
that met to-day on board the Commodore's yacht, the
Brilliant, having taken into consideration all the circum-
stAnces attending the race on Monday last, were unani-
mously of opinion that the prizo should be presented to
the Mosquito, in consideration of her having generonBiy
given up her chance of the race to render assistance to
the dismasted Arrow, and by towing her up to the pier.
This was but the conduct of a gentleman, and reflects
the highest honour upon Mr. Groves, her owner. The
decision of the committee has met with the general ap-
probation of the club.

ANGLING INTELLIGENCE.—The rumour that the Em-
peror of Russia has invited Mr. John Bright, on his re-
turn from salmon fishing in the Highlands, to angle fo,r
sturgeon in the Neva, is, we believe, premature.—FunCa,

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