The Sun.
London, England, 1849-11-24 00:00:00

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

Earl Fitshardinge's hds., Mon., Cockleford Inn; Tues.,
•rewsdown ; Wed., Sudeley Castle; Thurs., Withington
Village; Sat., Broadway-11.
P. B. hds., Tues., Bonithon ; Fri., Kennel-101.
Mr. Newton Fellowes's hds., Tues., Knowstone Vil-
lage; Fri., Allswear Bridge-10f.
West Nortolk harrs., Mon., Mr. Paul's, Pentney;
Thurs., Bradenham Green.
P eter—
Ilopton hds
, Mon., Lowestoft; Thurs,, Burgh St.
11.
anamerobnyt huaalrrls;, Mon., Pack Horse, Plumpton; Wed.,
Sat., Newton-10i.
Dutnfriesshire lads Tues., Ktumount; Fri., Dalton
Sonaerset Subscription hds., Tues., Kennel, Dornister;
Fri., Buncombe Hall-10f.
iclr• S. Lowndes's hds., Mon., Grand Entrance, Wo-
"Urn ; Wed., Salden Windmill; Sat., Lidlington-11.
htl. Drake's hds., Tues., Waddesden Town; Thurs.,
arradon Common • Sat., Souldern Gate-10f.
Mr. Brand's lads'., Mon., Bendish; Wed., Hatfield,
Woodside; Fri., Silsoe-10f.
Puckeridge hds., Mon., Thorley; Wed., Peverils;
Sat., Cumbelow-10f.
Mr. Purse's lids., Mon , Winkley Wood; Wed., Bur-
r Fri., Buckland
yMbrri drlg.ree_l47o}l.ey's hds., Tues., Lee Mill Bridge; Fri.
i•
Cleveland hds., Mon., Roseberry; Thurs., Skelton
park--1 of,
Blackdown hds., Tues., Wellington Pillar; Fri.,S taple
Red harrs., Mon., Kingsbrompton Village; Fri.,
d Deer, Oakford-10f.
~.Neorth Devon Hunt, Mon., Weir Marsh; Wed., Heasely
4111-; Sat., Way Town, Cleaves-101.
deCnsvotiburaigdeg;eshire hds., Mon., Kisby's Hut; Wed., War-
irig Stow Fox-1(A.
jder"harrs., Mon., Knowtchley •, Fri.,
a), 'l, orPeth harrs., Tues., Cockle Park Tower; Fri.,
•‘'°thal Village 10.
ghh ay i: '
,o irindale hds., Mon., Matfen Piers; Thurs , Cocklaw
Dwer; Sat., Hesleyside—lo}.
Durham County hds., Mon., Newbiggen; Wed., Hare
and Ilounds, Durham-road; Fri., Embleton.
Mr. bane's harrs., Mon., Ipsden Field; Thurs., Sheep-
"l'Ys; Sat., Stokencurch.
Mr. Phillips's lids., Tues., Tetsworth ; Fri., Stad•
11441Pton.
13 York and Ainsty hds., Mon., Blue Bridge; Tues., Skip
rr,idge ; Thurs., Pill Moor, Brafferton; Sat., Naburn.
`drkjosbaptain Lewis's harrs.,Tues., Burrowby Cross-lan©,
y ; Fri., Yafforth-11.
Sinnington hds Tues., Sinnington; Fri., nicest
Bridge.
Rarworth lads., Tues., Enter Common; Sat., Oak Tree
*Village-- 10i.
Bedale lids., Mon., Pickhill; Wed., Seotton Village;
Catterick Bridge-10i.
Duko of Cleveland's hds. Tues., Wakerfield ; Thurs.,
Winstone Bridge; Sat., Walworth Castle-10i.

THE THIRD DRAGOON GUARDS. NOTTINGHAM,
FRIDAY.— Late on Thursday night Majur-General
Thorne, Commander of the North-Eastern DiAtrict, ar-
rived in this town, and on the following morning had
an interview with Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur, at the
barracks, for about two hours, after which the men,
officers' servants, and prisoners were ordered out on
parade, and after an inspection by the General they
Were formed into a square, when the gallant officer read
a communication from the Commander-in-Chief, but
previous to its being read the reporter was requested to
leave the barrack-yard, therefore we are unable to lay the
official document before our readers. On inquiry at ter-
Wards the reporter was informed, that the whole of the
officers, non commissioned officers, and men now lying
at Nottingham Barracks were to prepare to march en
Monday next, but it was not stated at the time where
they were going to. Major-General Thorne also ex-
pressed his regret that the men should have brought
loch a disgrace on so fine a regiment, but hoped they
Would soon regain the high character they formerly
held. It is expected they will be relieved by the troops
at Sheffield, where head quarters will lie during the
tone the regiment remains in this neighbourhood. There
14 no doubt Nottingham will again be head-quarters
When the usual military changes take place. Tne sen-
tences upon Knox, Butterworth, and Ball, tried by the
general courts martial, have not yet arrived, but are
expected early in the ensuing week.
THE ARCTIC REGIONS. S
kaenJosouNhigFhitlyAcT4N.
The Lord Gambier, whaler, spoken
James Ross, in his narrativ,hassbarrriv,hed at Hull,. from her voyage this year. She
no intelligence,
however, not having gone over otou6tita
Baffin's Bay. The whaler Abram has also wetst.tioveabdidfermomof bavis's Straits. The communication referoreadr
Saunders, commanding her Majesty's ship
asNosretnhtySbtarr,
in his last dispatch of July 19, and which vr
boat from the Lady Jane, whaler, wrecked and cutytao
Pieces by the ice, has reached the Admiralty. It is dated
"June 10, Monday, midnight," and states that the ship
Was in lat. 73 40 N., long. 56 5 well, and inla
Lopes of making Lancaster Sound without delay.
Yesterday morning her Majesty Queen Amelie,
with
their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess de
-t'elzours, Duke and Duchess d'Aunaale, accompanied by
'l4 Comtesse d'Angelet, General le Comte d'Houdetot,
'l9 several distinguished persons of their suite, honoured
With a visit the Exposition des Produits de l'lndustrie
loeaise under the direction of M. Sallandrouz2 d'La-
ria,.°rnaix, and examined the collection with a visible in-
terest, remaining there fur some hours.
kdforetters from Strasburg state that the first snow
11.3 season commenced falling in the Vosges and in
aok korest in large quantities on Saturday last.