The Sun.
London, England, 1822-10-14 00:00:00

HUNTING.

The Surrey fox hounds meet this day, at the Fox, Kelton ;
Thursday at Grown Ash-hill ; and Saturday, at Limpsfield:—
The Sanderstead harriers meet this day, X% ednesday, and Sa-
turday, at the Kennel, at nine. The East Sussex fox-hounds_
meet this day, at Herstmonceaux, at half-past ten.
The Cheshire harriers will meet this day, at Newton Wood ;
and on Friday, at Kinnerton—each morning at ten.

GAME OF GOLF.—MONTROSE, OCT. 3.—The Gold Me-
dal given by the Montrose Golf Club, was competed for on cur
Links yesterday, and won by Mr. R. Clark, writer, who played
the 17 holes at 104 strokes. This ancient game continues to
excite the attention of many of our citizens, and some of them
have attained a degree of skill which we are ready to think was
never equalled in this place, and not to be excelled on any other
green. As an instance of this we may mention, that 'a few
days ago Captain Bertram played 14 holes at 68 strokei; being
below the average of five strokes to each hole ; and when we
take into consideration the distance between the holes, .and the
hazards to be avoided, those acquainted with the' game will
readily admit this to have been an extraordinary. effort', in
golfing. The members of the Club supped at the Star Inn,
a handsome silver snuff-box, with an appropriate inscrip-
tion, voted at a former meeting, was presented by Capt. Ber-
tram to Mr. Patrick Mason, as a testimony of theiresteem and
gratitude due to him for the preservation and extension of the
golf-course, and the attention he paid on all occasions to the
interests of the Club.

There, is no question about the. truth'` Of our
statement relating to the indisposition of Madame
CATALAN!, and the utter impos'sibility' of her
fulfilling her engagements either with Mr. HA aa is
or Mr. Bocusa. We believe she was at Dieppe,
preparing to coming to England, when She was
seized with her unfortunate malady. The letters
which have been received from her state, that
her Physician recommends her . to retire to he,
villa, on the banks of the Arno, near Florence,
in the hope that with the advantage of.quiet and
her native air she may recover.--(Morning
Chronicle.)
SJNOULAR DISCOVERY.—The Police .of Am-
sterdam have discovered a gang of thieves in a
very singular manner. A stranger brotight a
piece of fur to a furrier to make twelve caps of
it, all of the same shape. The latter contrived
to make thirteen caps instead of twelve, and kept
the thirteenth for himself. Some days afterwards
he• was standing with this cap on at -a stall,
looking attentively at the goods, and, as *as his
custom., holding his 'hands behind him, when he
felt something put in his hand, and onlooking
Sound a gold watch with chain and seals. He
looked round in vain for the person who had
thus surprised him, but he could see no one. He
, ' thought it his duty to inform the Police, and as
a reward for his zeal, was for the present put
under arrest. It is said that the Police had dis-
covered that there was a society of 12, robbers,
who recognised each other by these caps, and
without doubt this is the reason why the honest
furrier was mistaken for a member of the band,