The Sun.
London, England, 1805-04-04 00:00:00

1,11.411,57'01'E, APRIL -2.

tNCT.II,, AR Fox it.:7,oi-Last Tuesday morn.
ing the' Officers of the ,Bnckingham Regiment
(pattered', here, acconipaitied by several other
Gentletnett in the neighbourhood; turned
oot a 8.,g ox, on' l'enn,4ntion Heath, just •as
the' time C-‘;:14111 Ty itELL'S Rifle Corps, who
were skirtnishiz,g,- entereethe Heitth in extend.
from die 'Wood, adjoining she De.br—
The Fq% in approaching them, soon
altered course, frightened at the fire,kept up by
the rilirmen ; and after ftas'sing several inclosures,
With the hotinds in full cry, bounded a Very high
garden wall ,and ce'veral fences, making his way into
Mkt's-60:tit M the,peaueful abode of old
maids ;- and there leaping on a watercask, facili.
rate;!his second trap upoii the roof of Mr. ALCHiNV
ache).,! ; riot exalted here, Reynard,
with much adrnitnese, sprung upon the 'chimney,
(irtibit" doulik) anii sagaciously. viewing his pur.
sours, which were clohe'at hand, descended into, the
one that had no 'firhclow. In the mean time the
;itdour rf the iikmvers was ito•. great in the pursuit,
it could scarcely.be ,restrainers, even in his sooty
progtess—,but Mr. -jit.:4 Rolsto,, of this plaCe, a.,
spiirtituan of celebr;.ty, coolly dismounting, entered'
trie:'school, and folJowed Reynard to his dernier re-
treat. He 'Nits found sitting at the mouth of a
runnel in the wash.house chininey—that Gentleman,
disregarding the sharpness of his teeth and claws,
though in so aukwatti a situation to be secured, soon,
dragged him front his lurking place into a bag, but
not •withotit himself and another person having their
hands much lacerated in the corfl,a. I&eynard was
a-Oconti time turneJ nut the same morning on the
Pebtling road, below Pennenden Heath, and raking
r a abirthon course, by Mrs. WhAtnian's, was killed,
after a short run, near .Pole Mill.

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The whole fashionable world is absorbed in the
discovery of the immense loss of the •Dateliess
At play, princinally to Gamesters of her own sex,,
.and some of...nearly her own rank and distindiOn.
Her Grace's whole lose (chiefly at Faro) amounts to
one hundred and. se.venty,six thousand pounds, of
which a private Gentlewoman and . bosom friend,.
Mrs, ilnyaid,tohave won no less than 30,0061.
—The discovery was made. to the Duke on Sunday
last : the Dutchess rushed into his library, and, in a
'flood of tears, NU him, " that she was ruined in
tame and reputation if these claims of ()unbar were
not instantly' discharged." His Grate was Chun.
*rstruck when he learned the extent of her .reqUi.
sition, and the names of the female friends who had
contributed in so extraordinary a manner to such
extreme embarrassments, llatring suothqd her in
•the best manner he was able, Ise sent for two con.
,fidential friends, imparted to them all the circuit-
stances, and asked them how he slt iuld aft ? Their
:answer was promptly P:iy not one Guinea
of. any suph'infamous demands this advice,
it iesuppoSed, will be stridly adhered to bY.the
Duke. -Her Grace is said to have executed home
:bonds, to satisfy for the moment these gambling
!elairtiat+rF; but, of course,
.they can be. 4)1 no avail.
!Two Gentlemen,,and five Ladies, formed 'the snug
flock of rooks that have so unmercifully, stripped
this female pigeon of distindion..
The Royal Infirmary for the Diseases of the
Eye, under the. immediate Patronage of THRJ R
MAJ vim Ri 3,14 the ROYAL FAR. LY, :wad under the
care'of Mr. NV ATH ES PH I PI'S, of Cork•scrcer, Bur.
lington.gardene, was opened last week in Nassau.
street, Soho, when 320 poor persona were received
as Tatients, twenty-two of whom were cases tit
ICatarach.

Yesterday a girl, walking in the Temple with a
child about two years old, was accosted by an old
woman, who pretended a violent affection fpr the
AO most kts* it. The credulous' girl. suffer.
ed'her to take it in her Arms, when, after dancing it
a short time, she watched an opportunity of turning
up one Of the.avenues, and 'got clear off. The poor'
girl was sn'terrifted that she knew not which way to
run, but went home to her mother, who immedi'.°
ately colleaed some neighbours to go in pursuit,
but Without much chance of overtaking the wretch.
The mother is, as must ba supposed, abut 's( dis.
treted.
Yesterday, at Hat ton.gartlen Office, lama Hard.
slime Lard 114.1.uk, underwent 4(riiilituiti,ition on
,;,ri„us okarseix of 'Fbe Prisoner, with;
.Birch and;ott)ers, not yet ti‘ken, if charged .with.
teeing an ,accomplice with Cole, who stands commit...
ed fur tri4i fur swindling prattices to a very eonsi,
arable amount; which were carried on by repro...
smiting themselves as merchants, and count.
ing.bouses in different parts of the metropolis, where
fiz.,ittious bills were accepted and reference giveti:--
The Prisoner, After a long examination, was remand-.
ed Idea second examination, "When all:pm-ties' Were.
order;ed to attend.

Can the evening of the r t th, or curly in the morn;.'
ing of the 1201 alt. f+ stisbio of Mr.. Shearini`s;
01 Worlingivorth, Sutr ilk, was, entered, and, with
tn.any utht: r things, a curb bridle and riding I.n.rse
stolen theieftems ; also on the sane evening ur thorn,
ing Mr. tillearitik's hnrse :svas left in. stable be.
longing to Mrs. Ci.tik, tit the same parish., aukt
chesnot rjsiini;
horse, with 3 bar shoe On. the. near
fOot behind, -Was stolen from the laid Mrs. Chilc,
roae:ly ,481), in. Nurfolk, Aid here it was left
the stable of a ,Olkifield, ;and hi, horse stOlen
talfeawayc In consequence
.pkeeh rolvertiSenient in,erteki I\lr,;.
',Cl4lrk, Ire took' off the bar shoe, wctir to Vi,riing.
wortlt, and described the hooe upon his premise.; ,
iiroved` to be liet,s.• Mr. 9, then left
pririted bill, describing his own horse; but he6irt
he reached haltne, Mis. Clark's had_ again biro
stolen.—.4ll Friday la,“ a perion, by the mishit of
'E„glish, 'rode Mi. atiltrititzt horse, and.-ien Mrs.
tin Workingworth, in order to claim the re.
otTercd li the ad verriietnent ; when, Mier
conStdelidlle resistance, lie Wits taken into uti,tudy,
.ind Mr. Oldfielki sent for,,aiho, upon ex-And/1,11bn;
-before two Wlaii)trates, swore that the fa,irst. 11.ntt.
rode Was -161 property. English kill.
to fro,itiCh

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