The Sun.
London, England, 1822-10-21 00:00:00

PEDESTRIANISM.

Yesterday, James Tenney, the pedestrian, who started from
the White Bear, St. John-street, \Vest Smithfield, on Tues-
day last, at twelve o'clock, for a Wager of one hundred guineas,
to walk to York and back (four hundred miles) in five succes-
sive days, arrived at the above place at thirty-five minutes
after eleven yesterday morning, having twenty-live minutes to
spare, notwithstanding the weather was so inclement. He is
in the fiftieth year of his age.

HUNTING INTELLIGENCE.
The Ayrshire Subscription Pack of Harriers have commenced
this season with their usual good sport. Among other days,
that of Saturday se'nnight was particularly excellent. After
having two good runs they found a strong hare near Tarbot-
ton, which, after making a ring, took away straight across the
country towards Dundonald Hills, and after a good chase, at
great speed, for upwards of 40 minutes, she was killed on the
turnpike road, near Symington Tall,' without a check. Some
hundred-guinea hunters did not allow their riders the painful
pleasure of witnessing the death of poor puss.

MEETINGS OF HOUNDS IN THE PRESENT WERE.

The Earl of Darlington's:Fox-Hounds, on Thursday, at Hal_-
naby North Lodge ; and on Saturday, at Thorp Hall.
The Lambton Fox-Hounds, on Tuesday, at Panshaw ; on
Thursday, at Brandon ; and on Saturday, at Hawthorn.
The Northumberland Fox-Hounds, on Wednesday, at Gos.
forth ; and on Friday, at Sheepwash Bridge.
Mr. Chaworth's Hounds, on Wednesday, at Rushton Black_
thorn : and on Friday, at Farming Woods.

BRIGHTON, OCT. 19.—1 t is stated on good
authority that it is the present intention of his
MAJESTY to be at the Pavilion this day se'nnight.
The Duke of CAMBRIDGE returned to his Pavilion
on Tuesday.—(Brighton Herald.)
MS MAJESTY, since his residence at the Cot-
tage at Windsor, enjoys the sports of the field
whenever the weather permits. His MAJESTY
rides on a strong poney, which enables him to
shoot without dismounting.

We understand that Earl BATHURST declined
the honour intended him, of the presentation of
the freedom of the borough of Plymouth, when
he found it was not unanitnous.—( Plymouth
Paper.)
Earl BEAUCHAMP, who has been seriously ill
for some time, we are happy to state, is recover-
ing very fast, and is able to take an airing in his
carriage.
Earl FITZWILLIA24I, while hunting with his
hounds, at Iloober Stand, on Monday last, was
violently thrown from his horse, by coming in
contact with the bough of a tree. We are happy
to learn on inquiry, that his Lordship suffered no
material injury from the accident.—(Doncaster
Ga;:ette.)
The remains of the late Sir EVAN NEPLAN,
Bart., formerly Secretary to the Admiralty, and
late Governor of Bombay, were deposited, on
Wednesday last, in the family vault at Loder, in
Dorsetshire.
The remains of THOMAS BASS, Esq., Provost-
Marshal of the Foot and Life Guards, were
buried on Saturday morning,with military honours,
in the Savoy church-yard. He was a gentleman
highly respected. He died in the 58th year of
his age.
CORONER'S INQUEST. 4-011 Saturday night, be.
tween seven and eight o'clock, an inquisition was taken at the
Essex Serpent, Charles-street, Westminster, before Mr. HIGG s,
Coroner, on the body of Henry George, a child about seven
years age, who met his death in consequence of his dress
having caught fire. Verdict—" Accidenally burnt."

POETRY.

TO THE EARL. OF LIVERPOOL,
ON HIS LATE MARRIAGE.

Wzia. hast thou sought, to ease the cares of State,
The soothing solace of a nuptial Mate,
Yet from those Cares, ah ! be not charm'd aside,
But still remain thy Country's Prop and Guide.
As BRITAIN'S Guardian, in the Statesman's part,
The Patriot fervour glowing at thy heart,
Not Britain only, EUROPE hast thou sav'd,
By Tyranny's oppressive chain enslav'd.
Hence may'st thou gain an Empire of thine own,
And gentle cares of a domestic throne ;
While, as PRIME MINISTER, thy consort still
Yields fond submission to thy sov'reign will ;
Or, rather, both in just accordance draw,
With equal pow'r, like MARY and NASSAU.
May Fortune smile on this united sway,
And servant-subjects joyfully obey.
May sapient Worthies grace thy future line,
Like thee, on Hist'ry's fairest page to shine ;
And while the PORT shall stand that bears thy name,
Coeval be thy race, with patriot aim,
By Britain honour'd, and 141orn'd by Fame.