The Sun.
London, England, 1824-11-22 00:00:00

II t TNTING INTELLIGENCE.

IEETINGS of IiOUNDS tx TIIE rIIIII4VNT Irr.r
The Cottesmore Fox hounds, on Tuesday; at 'Tolthorpe
Oaks ; Thursday, at Castle Bytham ; Friday, at Preston.
The South Wold Subscription Hounds, on Tuesday, at
Fullethy Mill; Thursday, at Halton Holgate; Saturday, at

Revesbi. • -
The I.`darl of Scarborough's Fox-Hounds, on Wednesday,
at Whitwell Wood ; Friday, at Grove.
The Berkeley Hounds, on Tuesday, at Lew heath ; Thurs-
day?' at Tetsworth Town End ; Friday, at Nuneham.
Sir Jacob Astley's Fox-hounds, on Wednes,day, at Bolero;
Friday, at Felbrigg Park.
Mr. Dewing's Hounds, on Wednesday, at Satrning.
The IVestacre Stag-hounds, on Friday, •at Curie House.
• Mr. Hay's Fox-hounds, on Tuesday, at Broughton Hall ;
Friday. at Wrine Hall. • • • •
The Chester Harriers, on Tuesday, at the Black Dog ; Fri-
day,_at Huntingdon.
The Somerset Subscription Fox-hounds, on 'Tuesday, a
Lowsey Thorn ; Friday, at Cocker Coomb.
The Earl of Darlington's Fox-hounds, on Wednesday, at
Theakston Plantations ; Friday, at l'afforth -,Moor.
' The Lambton Fox-hounds, on Tuesday, at hittle Stainton
• Thursday, at Embleton ; Saturday, at the Hare and Hounds.
The Northumberland Fox-hounds, on Wednesday, at Lin-
den ; Saturday, at Nitherwitton.

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the official rube, mistook the person, and conceiving it to be
Madame, du Cayla, he Raid, Cast vans Zoe, Cest vows Zoe.—
M, Peyronnet endeavoured to explain, bit theiinpresition could
not be removed, the King continuing to say,' CZ'st vows Zoe,
patting him on the arm at the same time. M. Peyronnet at
length retired, and .m6nmin,, his brother Mi4ister what had
' taken place, they ever after called hint M.,Pey ropnet cru-Zoe.
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Sir ANTHONY CARLISLE has catrumm eetlhis
lectures on the anatomy of the human figure, as far as regards
the Fine Arts of Painting anti Sculpture. The Royal Academy
and the-Artists generally are highly indebted to hiM for the
trouble helms taken in administering that degree of knowledge
necessary for the arts of design. He deprecates the dissection
of the human subject by A ;Lists when carried to the extreme,
and taking for example the ancient Greeks, he considers that
almost enough may be learned from the study of theliving figure,
aided by anatomical casts. In speaking of this subject, we
have seen in the gallery of Mr. Henry Sous, the eminent pro-
lessor,. the finest series of anatomical casts, from the human ;
body, perhaps in existence. They were taken under his super-
intendance, for the purposes of art, front on ofT the finest snb-
jects which had been seen for many years. ey'are liberally
open to the inspection of artists and amateurs.
Tbe Exhibition of the Tapestries, after the
designs of RAFFAELLE, is sufficiently curious, although they
are much faded in colour. But there are two subjects which
are new to the public, being in addition to those we have in the
original at Hampton Court ; namely, the conversion of Paul and
the stoning of Stephen. It is said they were executed for
Henry the Eighth, and•sold to the Spanish Ambassador during
the time of the commonwealth.
HOGARTIT.--:O°S;aturday last one of the finest:
collections of Hociames Prints were offered to the public
sale, and produced the sum of 385!. 19a., under the hammer of
Mr. SOTRERY, and the extraordinary prices obtained tbr some.
of the prints, at once evinces the deserved estimation which iii.
entertained by the *lie for the productions of that inimitable'
Artist. His own portrait, fit. 16s:•fid. Duchess of Kendal's
Arms, 114' I Is. Great Seal of • England, with view of
London in the distance, 161. lfis. - The Night Frolic,
engraved on a Silver Tobacco-box, for Captain Johnston,
10/.—Ticket for the Concert at St. Mary's Chapel, jir.e, 91.95.
Sarah Malcolm, 6/. Os.—March to Finchley, the Sunday print,
I.4l.l4srElection Pieces.pet date, 131.--Satan, Sin, and Death
engraved by C. Townley, from a painting by Hogarth, in the:
collection of David Garrick, 17V.17$•—The Discovery, a Black
Woman in Bed, &c. satirical print of Highniore, the Manager
of Drury-lane Theatre, motto, Qui color altos, tic., 121. i and
many others equally high.