The Sun.
London, England, 1822-12-09 00:00:00

THE PARKS.

Hyde-Park yesterday afternoon boasted a numerous display
of Fashionables. Owing to the prevalence of a north-westerly
wind for the last two days, the waters in all the Parks were
'completely frozen over. In St. James's Park, the ice was only
of the thickness of 'stout paper ; in the Green Park, that of A
half-Crown piece ; whilst in Hyde-Park it was full a third of an
inch. •

'MARRIAGE IN HIGH LlFE.—Yesterday, by special licence,
at St. James's Church, by .the Loki. Bishop of London, the
Earl of Belfast, eldest son of the Marquis of Donegall, to the
beatitiful and accomplished Lady Harriet Butler, eldest daugh-
ter of the late Earl of Glengall, and tistcr to the present. After
the ceremony the happy couple set off in a chaise and four for
the Continent.

Mr: and Mrs. George .Bynt are shortly expected in town.
from the continent; at present they are in Paris.
The'remains of Lady Theodosia Vyner were removed yes:-
tenlay from. Brighton for interment in the family vault at' Lin-
coln. . .

P 0 E T It Y.

LINES

ON THE APPIiOACHING CONSECRATION Or TRINITY NEW

• FREE CHURCH, BATH.
From the Bath Heald afDecember 7.)
HAIL, holy walls ! hail holy ground !
I love that bell's Sabbatic sound—
The poor man there shall frequent pray,
The child shall lisp his Sunday lay,
The pealing anthem thence shall rise,
And Heaven accept our sacrifice. • . ,
Hail,,holy walls ! by mergy rearld,
By every sacred tie mdear'd ;
Friendship has there impress'd her seal,
- And taste combines with Christian zeal,-
. To make thy beauties charm the eye
Above all charms beneath the sky.
No more shall scoffing Satire scowl,
Nor o'er our harmless pleasures growl.—
" Wild laughter, dance, and thoughtless glee,
"'Tis these alone with Batbagree.
Hence. Falsehood, hence ! those wails shall tell
What hidden Virtues here May '
-'-'Tomas Charity devis'd the plan,
.. :And-Genius ,gave each arch its span ;
Yon fine was deck'd by hands unseen:
(SoMe Angel touch'd those hands I ween,)
And Trade forgot its private store,
• And ccas'd to bargain—to adore. -
. Hail, holy walls ! hail holy ground !
Still let me pace thee round and round,
Breathe out one fervent, heartfelt pray'r—
(l wish thee all that's good and fair)
.That thousands through thy courts may flow
To heav'nly bliss from earthly woe.
•
Accept Immortal Three-in-One, "
The House we dedicate to Thee ;
Accept it Father, Spirit, Son,
Thrice glorious, mystic Trinity !
Look down from thy Eternal Throne,
Thou ever blessed Tit itEE-IN-ONE !
CLERICUS BATHONIENSIS.
*Alludingto the many handsome anonymous benefactions—
among which were the Communion Plate and Altar Furni-
ture—also to several liberal presents to the tradesmen of this
city.

HUNTING INTELLIGENCE.
MEETINGS OF HOUNDS IN THE PRESENT WEER.

The Hampshire Hounds, on Tuesday, at Bramdean Com-
mon ; Thursday, at Bradley ; and on Saturday, at London
Lodge, Stratton Park.
Mr. Shard's Hounds, on Friday, at Caston Wood.
The Hambfedon Hounds, on Wednesday, at Corhampton
Down ; and on Friday, at'Westbury House.
Mr. Chute's Hounds, on Thursday, at Pole's Wood.
The Earl of Darlington's Fox-Hounds, on Wednesday, at
the New Inn, Leeming Lane; Friday, at Studley; and on
Saturday, at Snape..
The Lambton Fox-hounds, on Tuesday, at Murton-le-
Whins ; Thursday, at Burnopside ; and on Saturday, at Stoney
Gate.

The Northumberland Fox-Hounds, on Tuesday, at Cold-
law Wood ; and on Saturday, at Felton.
'Mr. Chaworth's Fox-hounds, on Tuesday, at Fawsley
Park; Thursday, at Fawsley Park ; and on Friday, at Brock-
hall.
The Earl of Scarborough Fox-hounds, on Wednesday, a,
Waxworth ; Friday, at Elmton Common ; and on Saturday
at Terlby.
The Earl of Harewood's Fox-hounds, on Wednesday, at
Bromhern ' • and on Friday, at Walton.
The Badsworth Fox-hounds, on Tuesday, at Campsmaunt
Thursday, at Woodlands ; and on Saturday, at Ringston
Hills.
The Chester Harriers, on Wednesday, at Newton Wood ;
and on Friday, at Aldford.

An extraordinary leap, of upwards of ten yards, was taken
by Mr. Trout, of Louth over the river Bane, near Scambles-
by, whilst hunting with Sir Richard Sutton's hounds, on Thurs-
day, the 14th ult.

EXTENSIVE ROBBERY--On Saturday morning,'at an early,
hour, the premises of Mi. P. Tnomrsorr, No. 12, Frith-
street, Soho-square; were burglariously entered by a gang
of thieves, and robbed of property, chiefly consisting of
military and plain suits of clothes, value about 4001., which,
from its bulk, it is suppoSed was carried away in hackney
coaches to the fence, or receiving-house. Mr. Thompson is an
extensive clothier.

A specimen of a toad, which was taken alive
from the centre of a mass of solid stone, has been sent to the
College Museum of Edinburgh by Lord DUNCAN.
SUICIDE.—The Coroner's Inquest is to sit this
evening upon the body of the unfortunate female
who was found drowned near Waterloo Bridge,
on Saturday morning. Her person, we under-
stand, is finely proportioned, and her face very
handsome. She was very well dressed. No
money was in her pocket, but there was a purse
containing upwards of 60 duplicates of articles,
chiefly pawned at the east end of the town. The
articles were pledged in various names, but the
principal one was Lazarus. It does not, how-
ever, appear that she was a Jeweis. Her age
seemed to be about thirty.