The Sun.
London, England, 1823-03-31 00:00:00

SPORTING.

MINTING INTELLIGENCE.
• 3ISETtNOS OF HOUNDS IN TILE PRESENT 7 EEx.
The Quoinclon Hounds, on Tuesday, atßolleston ; Wednes.
slay, at Aylestone • Friday, at Ilowthorpe, Leicestershire ; and
on Saturday, at Allexton-
-111 r. Aleynell's Hounds, on Friday, at Calke Abbey.
The Surrey Fox-hounds, on Thursday, at Westerhatn ; and
on Saturday, at Pratt's Bottom.
Sir Jacob Astley's hounds, on Wednesday, at Oressenhall
House of Industry; and on Friday, at Duker's Bridge.
Mr. Dewing's Hounds, on Tuesday, at Tuddenham(Spring
Meadows); Wednesday, at (lately ; and on Friday, at Field
Dalling.
The Hambledon Hounds, on 'Wednesday, at Stevens Castle
Dewn ; and on Friday, at West End.
The Hampshire llounds, on Tuesday, at Woodland Com-
mon; Thursday, at the Kennel; and on Saturday, at Soper's
Half-way House.
Mr. Chute's Hounds, on Saturday, at Somerdown Farm.
Mr. Shard's Hounds, on Wednesday, at Cut Hedge and
Wherwell Wool

Earl Fitzwilliam's Foi-houruls, an Wednesday, at Abbott's
Ripton.
Lord Yarborough's Fox-hounds,: on Wednesday. at How.
sham Village ; Frulay, at Scotter Wood; and on Saturday, at
theliennel.

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Mr. Chaworth's Fox-hounds, on Tuesday, at Finedon ;. on
ThUrsday, at Lamport ; and on Saturday, at Nobottle Wood.,
The Duke of Grafton's Hounds, on :L'hursday, at Beachatup-
ton drove; and on Friday, at HaVersham Wood.
The Oakley Hounds, on Tuesday, at Chicheley; and'on Sa-
turday, at Ilinwick House. • .
The Earl of Darlington's Pox-Hounds, on Tuesday, at
Forcett ; Thursday, at Witton Castle Plantations ; and on Sa-
turday, at Piersbrulge. • .
The Lambton Fox-llunds, on Tuesday, at Silksworth ; on
Thursday, at Ileamish ; and on Saturday,' at Burnopside.
The Northumberland For-Houndsom Tuesday, at Linden ;
Thursday, at Hunter's Nose ; and on Saturday, at Thirston.
The Earl of Scarborough's Fox-hounds,. on Tuesday, at
Apley Head; Wednesday, at Askham Village; and on Fri.:
day, at Grove.
The Badsworth Fox-hounds, on Tuesday, at Pontefract
Park.
The Earl of Harewood's Fox-bounds, on Wednesday, at
Poole ; and on Saturday, at Gateforth Common.
Sir It. Sutton's Hounds, on Tuesday, at Saxilby ; Thurs-
day, at Scotgrovc Wood ; and on Saturday, at Illankrsey.

TROTTING .MATCH.
Mr. Stewart's black mare trotted two miles against Mr. Bray's
grey mare, on the Kentish Town-road, on Friday last, from
the three to the one-mile stone. Mr. Bray's grey mare won
easy. Mr. Stewart not being satisfied, another trotting match
will take place on the Whitechapel-road, on Friday next, but
increased to five miles.

• A,
TINE RTS4-11iS MAJESTY, with that zealous
and enlightened love of Literature and the Arts, of which he
has lately given so patriotic a proof to'the nation, has been
graciously pleased to bestow his Patronage on a Work intr.
mattly connected with the splendour and greatness of the
country—the views of thin magnificent Metropolis, taken by
Mr. Ileinfrou, from his perilous Observatory above the Cross
of St. Paul's. This mdst gracious and flattering condescension
was yesterday announced to this deserVing Artist In the folloti=
ing communication :
" Sit—l have the honour to inferni- you that his. AikrEsTY
is graciously pleased to authorise you to place his name in your
list as a Subscriber to the Coloured Impressions of your View
of London from St. Paul's.
" I have the honour to.be, Sir,
" Your obedient and faithful servant,
" It
RLES . SUMNER, ' Librarian.
&rhos House, March 27, 1823. • •

The, mortal remains of the late Earl ST. ViN-
6ENT arrived at Lichfield on
,Tuesday evening last, and pro-
ceeded the following morning to Stone, to be interred in the
famlly mausoleum.
••
Mr. BETTY, we understand,, is engaged tit
Drury. Lane Theatre for three Years to commence from' the
next lesson. Theengagement would commenced from
the present time; had not Mr. Betres prolincial engage-
ments occupied. his time Willie end tithe year,
On Monday night Mr. Ltsiols made his first
appearance here this season in the characters of
Tony'Lunaphin anti Labia Log, which he per.
formed with his accustomed humour and drollery.
lie was much applauded throughout by a crowded
and fashionable' audietice,—(gdinburgh Courant,
March 27.,)

THE ROYAL NAVY, &c.

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PO it TSMOUT MARCH 29.— Yesterday the Tribune frigate;
Captain Guion, arrived from Chatham, being placed under the
orders of Admiral Sir James H. Whitshed, The Se-:.
rihgapatam, Captain S. Warren, C.D., tame in from a cruise
this morning.
Captain George Harris, C. 13., is appointed to 'the Hussar; .
41i, at Chatham. The Thetis, 41i, commissioned by Captain J.
Phillimore, C. 8., at Plymouth, is to relieve the Cambrian,
Captain G. W. liamilton,C.B., in the Mediterranean. The
Trineulo, Captain Shannon, is ordered to proceed to the
station, and the Parthian, Hon. Captain Barrington, to the
Plymouth tuition.
Remained at Spithead.---Seringapatam, Tribune, Clinker;
and Palter.
The Larne, 20, was commissioned this morning
_for foreign'
service, by Lieut. Thomas Fraser.
The Hyperion sailed from Jamaica the lit of February.
for Port Antonio, St..lago de Cuba, and Havannah ; the Fal-
mouth for Negri'. Bak and Gulf of Florida ; the Grecian for
Vera Cruz. The Esk arrived at St. Kitts the 22d January, Rad,
sailed next day on a cruise. 'The Icarus sailed from St. Yin-,
cent for Grenada, the 7th of January.
We regret to learn that the Ship Lady Campbell, Captain
Betham, which sailed hence on the 20th ult. with 49 passetigera
(including_ Major-General Sir Theophilus and Lady Pritzler,
and the Colonial Inspection Coniimssioners), met with very
severe weather on the 2d inst. in crossing the Bay of Biscay.
in which she sustained, with other damage, tile loss' Of her rud-
der, and was in this perilous unmanageable state eight days.
the passengert momentarily expecting the ship would be over-
whelmed by the tremendous rolling seas, when a French brig
appeared in sight, and for a stipulated sum, agreed to tow her
under Belleisle, whence, next day (the l lth inst.) she reached
L'Orient. The passengers had all landed, as it was expected-
the ship Would nut be ready to proceed on her voyage for live
weeks.

PLYMOUTH Milt46l `2.7.--,Sir Thomas Byam Martin and
Captain W. King are at Falniouth, making arrangements for
the Packet service. The Astrea is fitting here, to he there as
floating office and story. The present packets will be replaced
by brigs of war, as the former bepome unfit for further service;
A steam-packet is to Ne ethyloyed in towing the packets in and
out of harbour when the wind is adverse to sailing.—The Probe
sloop of war is ordered fin commission at this port—The
Brazen is tfi proceed to Spitheittl, to receive final orders for
South America. Mr. T. O. Appleton is appointed Nast r
of her: