The Sun.
London, England, 1825-01-24 00:00:00

FUNERAL of the LATE GEORGE DANCE, Esq.

On Saturday last the remains of this Gentle-
man were interred in the vaults of St. Paul's Cathedral. In
testimony of respect to his memory, a deputation from the Royal
Academy attended on the occasion, consisting of Sir ThomAa
LAwitEwcE, the President, Messrs. ST OT HARD, HOWARD,
if ULREADT, and WEST MACOT T, the Officers specially ap-
pointed. Other Members of the Academy, not included in the
deputation, also attended, among several other private friends
of the departed Gentleman, and several were prevented only by
indisposition from joining in the melancholy ceremony.—The
hearse was followed by five mourning coaches, and a long train
of carriages belonging to the friends of the deceased. The
chief mourner was Lieut.-Colonel Sir CHARLES DANCE, son
of the deceased.. The remains were deposited near those of Sir
CH R/STOPHE R WREN, Sir JOSHUA REYNOLDS, Mr.
WEST, late President of the Royal Academy, and other dis-
tinguished characters.

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HUNTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEETIYGS Or HOUNDS IN THE ENSUING WIZEIC.

The H. H. on Wednesday, at Westbury ; Friday, at West-
end Telegraph.
The Hambledon Hounds, on Tuesday, at Tichborne Down ;
Thursday, at Preston Oalchill ; Saturday, at Windmill Hill.
Mr. Littleton's Stag Hounds, on Tuesday, at Levedale ;
Friday, at Teddesley.
Mr. Hay's Fox-hounds, on Tuesday, at Oakley ; Thurs-
day. at lietley Hall ; Saturday, at Hales.
The Warwickshire Fox-hounds, on Tuesday, at Oakley
Wood ; Thursday, at Whichford Wood ; Saturday, at Austcy
Wood.

The Chester Harriers, on Tuesday, at Bretton; Friday, at
Newton.

- Sir T. Stanley's Hounds, on Tuesday, at Eastham.
The Vale Harriers, on Tuesday, at Revels Inn ; Saturday,
at Buckland Knoul.

The East Sussex Fox-hounds, on Thursday, at Erringham ;
Saturday, at Newnham's Arms, near Nevrtimber.
The Cottesmore Hounds, on Tuesday, at South Luffenham ;
Thursday, at Stockenhall ; Friday, at 0 wston Wood.
Lord Yarborough's Hounds, on Wednesday, at Imming-
ham ; Friday, at Ormsby Mill ; Saturday, at Wrawby Mill.
The Earl of Darlington's Fox-hounds, on Wednesday, at
Forcett ; Friday, at West Auckland.
The Earl of Harewood's Fox-hounds, on Wednesday, at
Morwick ; Friday, at Clap Gate.
The Lainbton Fox-hounds, on Tuesday, at Frankland ; Sa-
turday, at Chester-le-Street.
The York and Ainsty Hounds, on Thursday, at Great
Askam ; Saturday, at Skip Bridge.
The Cleveland Fox-hounds, on Tuesday, at Keldale ; Fri
day, at Marsk.
The Boroughbridge Harriers, on Tuesday, at York Gate ;
Friday, at Myton Pasture.

The Duchess of KENT and Princess Tuvo-
DORE attended Divine Service yesterday at the
Royal German Chapel, and heard a sermon by
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the ltev Dr. KUPER.
Letters from Demerara have been received to
the 11th of December, at which time the colony
was tranquil. These letters, however, do not
contain any political news.
NAPLES, JAN. 9.—A new ship of the line was
launched to-day. Thus our Navy continues to increase, and will
soon be able to oppose with advantage the audacious pirates of
Africa, who now insult and molest us. This new vessel, called
the Vesuvius will soon make them feel the superiority of its
fire. The Austrian Army does not yet leave us entirely. It ap-
pears that it will not depart till the Military Capitulation between
our Government and the Swiss Cantons shall have been carried
into effect. We are Indebted to the stay of these troops in the
kingdom for an excellent Police, and for the completing of the
magnificent road of Pausilippe. Our famous Lazzaroni have
been spectators of their labours, and hare taken much interest
in them. _ _

Letters from the Cape of Good Hope, dated
Nov. 14, state, that in addition to the money re-
mitted from England for the distressed settlers,
50D0/. had been received from Calcutta and va-
rious parts of India ; the poor emigrants are now
in consequence in the highest spirits. One of
the letters adds, " We are thrown into the great-
est joy by a report from England, that the Mar-
quis of II UNTLY had been appointed our Gover-
nor, and that we should have the happiness to
wish his present Excellency a pleasant voyage to
England ; we are now losing all hopes of such
happy events."
Letters have been received in this town from
Valparaiso, dated October 9, which state that the Aurora
frigate, Capt. Ilminr PRESCOTT, C.B. was to sail on the
next day, direct for England, bringing a quantity of specie for
British Merchants.—The Fly, 18, Capt. W. F. Nl.krurix, had
arrived there on the 28th September, after a long passage of
sixty days, from Quilca, with a small quantity of specie, which
had been out on board the Aurora.—There was no political
news at Valparaiso at t)ie above date.—( Hampshire Tele-
graph.)
The new Canal, from Kensington to the
Thames will take the line west of Earl's-court,
and near the villa of the late Duke of Iticn-
mos.°. •

A letter to a gentleman in Exeter states, that
four of the banditti who robbed and murdered
Mr. and Mrs. HUNT, on their way between
Rome and Naples, have been taken, and were
about to be immediately executed, the stolen
property being found upon their persons.