The Sun.
London, England, 1824-12-20 00:00:00

SPORTING.

-• !HINTING INTELLIGENCE. '
mErrixus OF HOUNDS IN THE ENSUING trzxx.
The %Warwickshire Fox-hounds, on Tuesday, at Brick kiln
Gorse ; Thursday, at Wolford Wood ; Friday, at Ilmington
Village.
The Earl of Darlington's Fox-hounds, on 'Wednesday, at
Brough ; Friday, at 11-
-.Whet House Par.
The Lambton Pox-hatinds on Tuesday, at Punsliaw M ill ;
Thursday, at Britton Gilbert'; Firday, at Shinclint
' The Northumberland Pox-hounds, on WednesdaY, at scan-
ning Lon ; Friday, at Moldon.
The Earl of Scarborough's Fox-Hounds, on Wedsesday,
-Rbsitinton Village; Friday, at Grove.
Sir (it, 'Sitwell"s Fox-hounds, on Tuesday, at Brinunington
Common ; Friday, at Norton.
The Holywell Harriers, an Tuesday, at Bsgilt Thursday,
at Brick Kiln.
The Puckerkige Hounds, on Wednesday, at Wadesmill;
Saturday, at Moor Ball.
The Watrittll,Fox-hounds, on Wednesday, at Sherwood
Lodge; Friday, at IVainalL
The Chester Harriers, on Tuesday, at Handley (Hunt);
Friday, at Darrow.
The ,Brighton Harriers, on Wednesday, near the Race
Course; Friday, at;Devil's Pyke.

ROYAL HUNT.---A fine Stag was on Friday turned out at
Langley Broom, before.a numerous field of Sportsmen. Among
whom were, Lord frlaryborough (Master of the Buck Hounds)
Mr. _JoMire, Mr.. ,'Tattersall, and other distinguished inmts.
men, and after a most excellent run of one hour and ten minutes,
was caught at Drayton.
On Tuesday last the Berkeley stag hounds met at Harling.
ten, near Cranford, atichded uy a numerous field of sportsmen,
when a find deer was turned out, which went away in the di-
rection of Dawley Wall and Hayes, crossing the 'Uxbridge
road near H illingdon, to Fekenharn, Northolt, and Ruislip, and
from thence td Watford, in Hertfordshire, where he was safely
taken, after one hour and twenty minutes severe running.

The Duke of Leeds has purchased Bluebeard, three,. years
old, for 1,2500.- • •
Lord Kelburne has purchased Osmond of Sir W. M. Mil-
ner; for 'l,3oogs. •
Mr. Clark, of liarmby Moor, has sold his beautiful grey
horse Dunsinane, lately purchased of Mr. Lambton, to his
Majesty. ' •
Four couple contested for the second piece of plate, at T,outh
Coursing Meeting, which was won by Mr. Hoskin's blk. and
wb. b. Crowflower, beating Mr: Best's Minna. •
Part of Mr. Lambton's stud was sold by auction, at Chester-
le-street, a few days ago. The following are the Prices :
Porodino4 for ttlgs. to Mr. Moor; Waverley,lloog4. ; °Rosalind,
:iggs ; Watlicote [Ass, Isl Verona. 1000 ; anti a-ch. colt,
G Ow., to Mr. Martindale; Beresina, 32„,,5, to Mr. ittopri
burn, 53gs, to Sir IL Williamson ; a bay colt, 47gs, 40 Sir M.
\V. Ridley ; a bay filly, ltigs, to Mr. Dennison ; a bay colt,
Bogs, to Mr. D. Xastnibton.

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Tin's FAIR CIRCASSI k!si,—.-‘4 I' was standing at
lii eLiamwiraternriow,
the village of Carajula, with the rest of my party," says, Sir
Robert Porter, " enjoying the clear freshness of the evening,
whin a band belonging to my old acqUaintance Abul Has-.
san Khan, (then . Persian Ambassador in London),i ap-
proiclied the village. The people were on their return
from England to Teheran ; and with them in charge; mounted
hoiudri
on .seas post horse, was the celebrated Pair Circasaiali!
'..--llis Excellency had purchased her at Constantinople, in
ladies with much kind-
i is way to the West, where, I understind,leith in Paris and Len-
produced a sad eon.
,cast to what she must then have experiences'. When the poor
creature, in approaching, discerned my Frangy appeurnnea
trloness,;shbeutwtalsten:ttlylceedinhwy
in the gladness perhaps of a grateful recollection, site was
?tang forward to ruldress me; but in a moment the rough fel--
low, who was her conductor laid his whip over, her shoulders,
u ith so terrible an admonition besides, that dosing both her
lips and her veil, she travelled On With doubtless heavY rcol
cast a sort of contamination O her; and therefore have the
effect of Don Quixote's interruption of the bov'e reetigatiTl,
from his ma.ster--only redouble the stripes." - .
CIIICIIESTIZIM CA.TIIEDRAL.--te the south trim.
sept of this . Cathedral are the .portraits of all
leetions. Tointeafere on behalf Of a woman sn situated, would
the Kings of England, from w
ILLIAA VIE NOR.
?KAN to King-(r KO Roe the First. Many of these
are well executed, and it has beer, suggested, that
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a-continuation or die Royni Portraits to the pre.
sent time, is desirable, not only from His PRESENT
MAJUSTY having been so many years a distin..
guished Resident in. this 'Diocese, but from the
loyal and patriotic feeling which has always been
manifested in West Sussed, .
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