The Regatta on Saturday was very near being postponed on account of the light wind, and hot weather, but at the last moment, it was decided to have a race, and airy, Thistle, and Louise, crossed the ein the order named, The wind was light from the westward, and in accordance with the terms of the programme, No. 5 Marryatt's code was hoisted under the starting flag, to indicate that there would be no time allowance for any of the yachts, With a strong flood tide, the yachts passed. at fair speed through the shipping, and beat through the Acsenal reach against a moderate breeze. Just above Tunkadoo Dock, the Louise took the lead, and gradually increased it until in the seven
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