The Sun.
London, England, 1824-03-22 00:00:00

THE 11171;ii:ELEY HUNT.

WINDSOR, MARCH 21:—The Bulkeley Deer was turned
out yesterday at Longford, took the direction of Windsor, leaped
the Park wall, run three times round, crossed the Long Walk,
and run into the square of the Infantry Barracks while the
75th regiment was drawn up on'duty. The gates were imme-
diately closed and the deer was taken.
Axo Tit ER Ac c o T.--The. deer being closely pursued by
the hounds leaped over the paling into the slopes, where he
made several remarkably fine writs. The excellent Chase could
be seen for a considerable time from the Castle, the day being
extremely clear. The deer escaped out of the Little Royal
Park at the bottom, and. proceeded round the park walls by
Frogmore, through the melosures, crossing the Long Walk,
and leaped into a garden, and through another garden adjoin.
ing, proceeding at great speed, and entered the foot bar-
racks, by the great gate, and after running in various parts,
entered the kitchen at the time' the soldiers dinner was being
dressed. At this interesting; juncture of the hunt Lord Bulke-
ley was close up, and immediately alighted from his fine hun-
ter and took the. deer. His Lordship's hounds Iva remarkably
fine ones. The deer crossed the. Thames at the left of Datchet
Bridge.
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'MEETINGS oF HOUNDS IN: THE PRESEITT WEEK.
The t
Earin Thursday,ofDerl at PurleyHounds,'sStag
TuexdaY, at Smitharn
Bottom Downs
and on Saturday,
at the Oaks.
H. Jolliffe, Esq.'s Fox Hounds, on Wednesday, at Reigate_
hill ; and on Saturday, at Handcross.
The Earl of HarewooCt's Fox Hounds, on Wednesday, at
Hook Moor; and on Friday, at Birk Crag.
Lard Anson's Hounds, on Tuesday, at pHo was Village; and
on Saturday, at Shuttington Bridge.
The Badsworth Fox Hounds, on Thursday, at Chivett
Park ; and on Saturday, at Cusworth.
The Watnall Fox Hounds, on Wednesday, at Sherwood
Ledge;. and on Friday, at Gotham.
Mr. Muster's Hounds, on Tuesday, at Kelmarsh ; and on
Thursday, at Althorpe Park.
The Duke of Grafton's Fox Hounds, on Wednesday, at Castle
Thorp • and on Friday, at Bilsden Park.
The harl of Darlington's Fox-Hounds, on Wednesday, .at
Sleningford ; and on Friday, at Exilby.
The Lambton Fox Hounds, on Tuesday, at Shincliff; Thurs-
say, at Ravensworth ; and on Saturday, at Chester-le-street.

KING'S THEATRE.-The return of CATA LANI
after her recent illness was hailed with great ap-
plause by a very numerous and brilliant audience
OD Saturday. The Opera was Il Fanatico per
la ..41usica. She introduced an air from Taneretti,
in which she displayed all her powers. DE
BEGNIS, in, the musical enthusiast, was admirably
characteristic and humorous. CA It ADORI was
deservedly applauded in her two songs, and the
Opera altogether went off with more than usual
eclat.

Mrs. HUMANS, with the modesty which always
accompanies true genius, has herself withdravtn
her tragedy from Covent Garden, though its re-
presentation only waited for the recovery of
Miss FooTE, to take the character that was so utt
luckily performed on its 'first appearance. The
play, however, has fortunately for the reputation
of the amiable author, been printed, and the pub-
lic therefore can enjoy its poetical beauties.
PORT OF SAN BLAS, DEC. 12.—Arrived his
Majesty's ship Aurora from the coast of Peru : she contradicts
the report circulated there, that Bolivar had beaten the forces
of La Serna, and made him prisoner.
ACAPULCO, DEC. 15.—Arrived on the 14th the
British brig Colombia, •Beresford, from Guayaquil ; touched
at Sonsonate. The Captain states, that Lima was in the hands
of the Patriots; part of their army had embarked for Arica—
the remainder was to be kept in the neighbourhood of the capi-
tal. Several American vessels had arrived on the coast of Peru,
having taken the Spanish flag at the island of Chiloe to cruize
as privateers.
MExico, DEC. 31.—This morning arrived here
the British Commissioners Hervey, Ward, and O'Gorman,
attended by the Minister of Foreign Relations, Don Lucao
Alaman, who went to meet them half a league from the capi-
tal. Mem.—Mr. Ward has returned in the Thetis frigate,
which has arrived at Plymouth.
General MINA'S Lady and Suite arrived at
Southampton, by the Chesterfield, from Havre, on Monday
morning, and stopped at the Star Hotel. They left that town
for London the tbilowing morning.