The Sun.
London, England, 1857-09-01 00:00:00

Y.ACIITING.

THE YACHT SQUADRONS.
Mr. Ford, arrived at Dartmouth on Saturday,
from Torquay.

Arrow, Mr, Chambcrlaine, bas arrived at Dartmouth,
from Torquay._ _

Bacchante, Mr. B. H. Jnne,, arrived at St. Mary's,
Scilly, on Sunday, from a cruise.
Brilliant, Mr. J. H. Ack-rs arrived at Dartmouth on
Saturday, from Torquay.
Cayman,. Mr. Rode, arrived at Dartmouth on Satur-
day, from Torquay.
Destiny, Colonel Grimes, has arrived at Dartmouth
from Torquay.
Emmett, Mr. Gibson, has arrived at Dartmouth from
Torquay.
Fanny, Mr. Madan, arrived at Dartmouth on Satur-
day, from Plymouth. •
Fiora, Mr. Dennis, has arrived at Dartmouth from
Torquay. _ _

Fyitg Cloud arrived at Traveraunde on Thuralay last,
from Copenhagen,

Gipsey, Mr. J. Taylor, Failed froni Swanage CO
Sunday, on a cruise.
Irar,e, Mr. Sclodfield, arrived at Dartmouth on Satur-
day from Plymouth.
I,lla Roolth has sailed from Exmouth on a cruise.
Leda, Sir Richard Bulkeley, put into If lyheal (New
harbour), on Friday la-t from Beaumarie, on a cruise.
Lulworth, Mr. Wells; has arrived at Dartmouth from
Torquay.
Minnie, Mr. Marshall, arrived at Dartmouth on Sa-
turday from Torquay.
Nymph, Sir. J. Bayley, has arrived at Dartmouth
from Torquay.
Phantom, Mr. Lane, arrived at Exmouth on Sun*
day, from Torquay.
Princess Royal, Mr. Gunnson, arrived at Dartmouth
on Saturday, from Torquay.
Rattlesnake, Captain• Duff, has arrived at Dartmouth,
from Torquay.
Sapphire, Mr. Bell, arrived at Dartmouth on Satur-
day, from Torquay.
Snake, Mr. Philpot, has arrived at Dartmouth, from
Torquay.
Sophia, Mr. Th wait, arrived at Dartmouth on Satur-
day, from Torquay.
Spray, Mr. J. A. Longmuir, arrived at Cromarty on
Friday last, from Norway.
Wiklfire, Mr. Turner, arrived at-Weymouth on Sun-
day, from the eastward.
Wizard, Mr. Delafield, arrived at Dartmouth on
Saturday, from Torquay.
Zara, Earl of Wilton, sailed from Milford on Friday
last, for Queenstown.
Luleika, Mr. Britton, arrived at Dartmouth on Sato.*
day, from Torquay.

TORBAY REGATTA.
The Torbay Royal Regatta took place on Friday last,
under very favourable circumstances, there being a fine
breezi, a bright sky, and an unusual'y large assemblage of
yachts, numbering upwards of 50. Amongst those present
we noticed the Brilliant, B-atri ce, De tiny, Mayfly, Ethel,
Rattlesnake, Wildfire, Ld.la Rookb, Maraquita, Zanave,
Lulworh, Arrow, Georgiana, Nymph, Water Kelpie,
Mona, &like, La Reeve, Cayman, &a.
The following vessels were enters(' for the third prize'
a purse of 20 sovereigns :—The Fame, H: File,
25 tons ; Vampire, C. Whet gsq., 18 tons ; Ethel,
Captain Bayley, 15 tons ; Midge, Captain C :tuerell, 13
tons. Tae start took place at 12.47 p.m., and the
course, three times round the bay, was completed in the
order following :-Varnp;re, 6h. 6m. ; Ethel,
6b. 21rn. 30.fec. ; Fawn, 6h. 30m. The Midge gave OP
on the sic •nd round.
For the second prize, a purse of 30 sovereigns, the
vesse's were entered, and started at 1.19 0.0•:
The Emmett, Gibson, Esq., 28 tons ; Phantom,
Lane, Esq,, 27 tons; Though,, J. Marshall, E-q 0
27
tons ; Glance, B inks, •Esq., 35 tons ; Fire Cloud,
—Mansfield, E.q., 31 tone. They returned to the
starting-boat on turd round as under :—Phantoall
66. 24min. 40sec. ; Timught, fin. 38min. 53.ec. ; Glance.
6n. 46min. 51sec. ; Emmett, 60. 584 tin. 56sec. The
Fire Cloud did not complete the course.
For the first prze, a purse of 40 sovereigns, for vessels
of any rig over 40 tons, the following were. entered
Wildfire—Turner, • Esq., 57 tons ; Maraquita—Carew'
E-q., 125 tons ; Lulworih—J. Wells, Esq., 80 ton"'
Arrow—T. Chainherlaine, E.q., 100 tons. The Wildfire
did not appsar at the starting-boat, in consequence of 3
dispute abut titne for tonnage. Toe starting gun wag
fired at 2 13 p.m., and the first round was coinple",_
as under :—Lul worth, 3h. 51min. 3.ec. ; Arrow, 35'
57inin. 53 iec. Maraquita having given up on the first,
the Arrow also gave up on the second. The Lulwortli
completed the course alone at 7 15 p.m.

WEST LONDON ROWING CLUB.—A scullers' race tol‘
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place uu Sa urday last, 29th u t., between Messrs. T. Al'
Morriss and E. G. Hardly, b ,th members of the above
club, the course-being frail Putney Aqueduct to Hani" '
mer,mith Suspension Bridge. Hartley took the lead,
but was g rad u Ally passed by his opponent, who eventual',"
proved the winner despite of Hart!ey's plucky rowing.
Both competitors were shown up by crews from their,
club, and the race was well attended on the part 01
several clubs.