The Sun.
London, England, 1830-12-23 00:00:00

HUNTING INTELLIGENCE.

APPOINTMENTS FOR TOE PRESENT WEFIC.
The Shropshire Dottvids meet on Monday, at Boss hail; Wed-
nesday, at '1 weinlows ; and Friday, at Grig tlills—ut halt-past ten.
The Albrighton /founds meet on 'Vuesday, at Sharesbill ; Wed-
nesday, at Park Hall ,• and Friday, at Dataere—nt halfpast ten.
The Brighton Il eet an Monday, near Pateliam ; Wed-
nesday, near the Race Comure-e ; and Friday, near the Dyke—at
half-past ten.
'I he Brookside Harriers meet on Menthe at Newmarket ;
Wednesday, at Ashelimbe, (the alternate Wednesday at the
Kennel, Ilford); and Friday, at Teluseombe Tye—at lealf.ptht ten.
Sir Richard Sutton's Hounds meet on Monday, at Gringley-
; Tuesday, at Troapham Common ; Thursday, at
Ctintley; and rid ty, at Barium' Ball—at half-plea ten.
Loot Yarborough's !founds mutt on Monday, at the Talbot
Inn, Swinhap ; Wednesday, at Saxby Mill ; Thursday, at Clax.
by Wood ; and Friday, at Great Limber Cover—at eleven.
The Badsworth Fox hounds meet on Monday, at E 11135411
Lodge, Tuesday, at Ilia Green; Thnrstlay, at Milian) ; and
Friday, at south II loney—at half-past ten.
Mr. Ileynell's Hounds meet on Monday, at iincesi Park;
Wednesday, at Longford; and Friday, at. Wiehnor--at half past
ten.

Mr. Drake's Hounds meet nn Tneklay, at Barton Common ;
Thursday, xt Weston Peat Pita; and Frulay.at Croughton Town
—at half-pact ten.
'J be Mali)lk Fox Hounds meet On Tuasday, at F.dgfield Wood;
tied Friday, at NVeasettham 11x11--at eleven.
The illonsi Down's meet on Monday, at Loelthigton , Wed-
nesday, at Shak,kmon Dolt; Thursday, at ,Motley; and Friday,
at Cotei's Turnpike—at halt-past ten.
Earl of liarewood'a Fox Hounds meet on Alonday, at /tar.
rogate; 'Wednesday, at Peckfield liar; and Friday, at Deiglitun
B.ir—at ten.
The NVorcestershire Fox ununda meet on Tupway, at Him.
hletton Village; and Friday, at the Bell, Broad fleath--at halt.
past ten.

Mr. Freeman's Ifounds meet on Monday, at Thornton NV, oil;
Wednemlay, nt tireethaut douse; and Friday, at Rigsby Village
—at half.p.oit ten.
:Mr. ft. litoriers moot on 'Ftiesday, at ittarhatn
Barn ; and Thursday, at S‘vatiloon itace Course--et eleven,

, •
1 lie Governments of France mid England,
and we ltylieve of the other great Powers, have decided to
recognize the independence of BOgittin. The Provisional
Government is, of course, from its very designation, an
ephemeral holy, and cannot be viewed in any other cha.
weer. lint the independence of the new State
tvcognized under that Government an well as under any
other. The only condition attached to this net of prompt
and friendly rsgard is, that the Government shall he mo-
narchical. As the congress has abeady decided this point,
the &h,:5 of Belgium have only concurred with the voice of
the natio:l.—Timm

The forthcoming new work by the ►tuthor of
Pelham, to be entitled the " Siamese Twins," is said to
ba eharacterhed by that mixture of the romantic and the
,atirical, the tragic, and the droll, the veculative and the
f.itniliar, the grotesque and the sentimental, which was
adopted with such triumphant success by Lord By grim in
" Don Juan." The subject chosen by Mr. But.wsn is an
odd One it roust be confessed; but it rumor, at any rate,'
1)4 said Cu! it th .tit haw novelty.