The Sun.
London, England, 1839-11-30 00:00:00

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

Her Majesty's staghounds will meet on Monday, at the
Two-mile Brook; Wednesday, at Hayes; Friday, at the
Warren House, Binfield—at eleven.
The Brighton harriers Monday, at Patcham ; Wednesday,
at the Race-course ; Friday, at the Dyke—at a quarter-pest ten,
The Brookside harriers Monday, at Newmarket Hill ;
Thursday, at Telscomhe Tye—at half-past tee.
The Whitehaven harriers Monday, at Green Bank—at half-
past nine.

Mr. Archer's hounds Monday, at Clapper Bridge; Thurs-
day, at Chapmanswell—at half-past ten,
Sir W. Carew's hounds Monday, at Drayford Bridge ; Tues-
day, at Ring's Ash ; Wednesday, at Winkleigh Wood ; Thurs-
thy, at Chawleigh Cleaves ; Friday, at Lapford Forches ;
Saturday, at Ford Moor Turnpike Gate—at ten.
Mr. 'Candler's foxhounds Monday, at Bockridge Commonl;
Wednesday, at Bishop Wood ; Friday, at the Cliffey—at half-
past ten.
Mr. Wall's harriers Monday, at Litton's Hill; Thursday, at
Harvest Ridge—at nine.
The Cheshire hounds Monday, at Bucklow Tuesday,
at Abbey Arms ; Wednesay, at Illack Dog Thursday, at
Duddon Heath Saturday, at Sutton Pinfold—at half-past ten,
The Bodenham hounds Monday, at Wyatt; Thursday, at
Egdon Hall—at nine.

-The Monmouthshire hounds Monday, at Norton Toll Bar;
Friday, at Southwell Arms—at half-past ten.
Sir T. Boughey's hounds Monday, at Loggerheads ; Wed-
neseay, at Longford; Saturday, at Lizard—at half-past ten.
The Marquis of Hastings's hounds Monday, at Redwood
Gate ; Wednesday, at Leek Pit House; Friday, at Wooden
Box—at half-past ten.
Major-General Wyndham's hounds Monday, at Lea Farm;
Wednesday, at Lisgate Common ; Friday, at Dunsford Com-
mon ; Saturday, at Roundaboutc, near Storrington—at half,
past ten.

Mr. Hellier's foxhounds Monday, at Hatton ; Friday, at
Stone Bridge—at halflAst ten,
The Earl of Yarborough's hounds Monday, at Walesby
House ; Wednesday, at Chase Hill ; Friday, at Utterby—At
eleven.

Earl Fitzwilliam's hounds Monday, at Elton ; Wed-
nesday, at Bythnrne Toll liar Thursday, at the Kennel—at ten.
The Cottesmore hounds Monday, at Stockton Hall ; Tues-
day,.at Leesthorpe ; Thursd y, at Burley—at a quarter to eleven.
The fledale fiabounds Monday at Wood End; WedneselAy,
tlt Thornton Steward ; Friday, at Brough Hall;-s~~ all past
ten,

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Mr. Meynell's hounds Tuesday, at Kedleston Inn ; Thurs-
day, at Badborne ; Saturday, at Swarkstone Bridge.
W.ir R. Sutton's hounds 'Monday, at Midge Inn ; Wednesday,
at Digbv ' • Thursday, at Fiskerton Long Wood; Friday;
Theinock House ; Saturday, at Saxilby—at eleven.
The Shropshire hounds Tuesday, at Child4s Ercall Friday,
at High Ercall Village-7-at hale-past ten.
The Ludlow hounds Tiiesilay, at Thatcher's Wood ; Thurs-
day', at Middleton House—at ten.
Mr. teeehe's foxhounds n Tuesday, at Qreskrcl
Overton—it half:past 4;1.
ilgrgford•lhire hounds. Tuesday, at Porusingloska Friday, It
.4conbury Pxiory7—at tent •
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TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
BEG leave ro apprise you that, at the sugi;es
tion and encouragement of many influential friends, I
venture to offer myself as a CANDIDATE for the Honour of
a SEAT in the DIRECTION of your AFFAIRS.
I hare been Employed for upwards of Fifteen Years in
highly responsible Situations at Calcutta, which afforded me
ample means of becoming acquainted with the general nature,
and interests of our possessions in India. The confidence placed
in me by the public was evinced by my being intrusted with the
sole management of very large and important concerns copse-
quent on the widely extended difficulties which occurred in
Calcutta between six and seven years ago, and for the manner
in which I conducted those duties, I trust I may, with confi•
dente, refer to the leading Mercantile Establishments in this
City which have any transactions in India.
Having returned to England at an early period of life, I am
desirous of continuing my connection with that country, where
so many members of my family have held, and continue to hold
high and important situations.

1 shall lose no time in paying my respects to you individually,
and in earnestly soliciting your kind aid in enabling me to ob •
tain this great object of my ambition.
1 have the honour to be,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your very obedient servant,
ELLIOT MACNAGHTEN.
21, Bryanston-square, Nov. 30, 1839.

THE UNITED SERVICE GAZETTE of
SATURDAY NEXT, November 30, will contain, in a
SUPPLEMENTARY SHEET, verbatim REPORTS of the
proceedings in the late CRIMINAL INFORMATIONS
applied for by Admiral Sir John Ackworth Ommanney, and
Commander Reeve late of H.M.S. Lily, against the Proprietor
of that Journal ; together with NINETEEN AFFIDAVITS
in support of the defendant's case on the prosecution of Reeve,
and the Judgment of Lord Denman on discharging the Rule.
United -service Gazette Office, Crane-court, Fleet-street.
The United Service Gazette of Saturday will be kept
on sale the whole of the next week. Orders received at the
Uffice; of Mr. Byers, Bookseller, Devonport ; Mr. Woodward,
Bookseller, Common Hard, Portsmouth; Mr. Burrell, Book-
seller, Chatham ; and all respectable booksellers and news-
venders throughout the kingdom.

CONCLUSION OF CAPT. MARRYAT'S AMERICA.
On Tuesday, Dec. 10, will be published, in 3 vols. post ilvo.,
CAIrrMN MARRYATS DIARY IN
AMERICA.
The Second Part : with Canada, and the present Condition
of the Indians. With a Map of Aboriginal America, and of
the Seat of War in Florida. ,

London : Longman, Orme, and. C..

H E MONTHLY CHRONICLE for
DECEMBER contains—

1. The Foreign Policy of England-2. On the Extinction
of Human Races. By Dr. Prichard-3. Fragments from
Goethe. Translated by J. E. Reade, Esq. ,Autno: of " The
Deluge," "Italy," &c.-4. The Influence of Periodica i Li-
terature on the State of the Fine Arts-5. Sonnet-6.
Sketches of Spanish Generals, Carlist and Christino, No. I.
The Cure Merino ; Cordova-7. National Education—S. The
Italian Minstrel-9. Secret Anecdotes of the French Police-
-10. Some Recollections of Childhood-11. Notices of a variety
of New Works.