The Sun.
London, England, 1833-02-01 00:00:00

HUNT EXTRAORDINARY.

On Saturday last, aver a crowded meeting at Nicholas_
town, the Grove hounds proceeded to draw several covers,
but the game, Game like, were disinclined to evacuate
their strong holds, and consequently met a bloody fate.
The unanimous voice was then for a draw on the obi
fiend at Rathronan, who obeyed the summons without
delay, and led them, at a swinging pace, over a most for-
midable country till he got safely embowelled in an earth
at Kiltynan, after a run of five miles in 17 minutes.
Those most conspicuous in the proper place throughout
were Messrs. Quin, R. Moore, IL 0. Kellett, P. Keating,
and Major Gough. A road parallel to the line of hunt
presented too many fascinations for the rest of the field to
leave it.— Clonmel Advertiser.

The Duke of SUSSEX, we regret to find, was
prevented from attending the late Grand Masonic Festival,
held in honour of his birthday, by the effect of a bunnion
on his foot, which has assumed the appearance of a gan-
grenous wound ; and, though no ill consequences are ap-
prehended, it is likely to be of tedious cure, and to require
a very strict regimen.

The Marquis of LONDONDERRY arrived at
Holdernesse House a few days back, from Wynyard, to at-
tend the obsequies of his mother, the Dowager Marchioness,
who died at Hastings. The remains of ber Ladyship
were deposited on Tuesday in the family vault of the Mat.
quis of CAMDEN, at Bayham Abbey, near Lamberhurst, in
Sussex. The Marquis will remain in town, to take the
oaths and his seat in the House of Lords, and he will then
return to Wynyard, where his Lordship and the &mily
will extend their stay to the beginning of the next month,
At the dinner given to the Ministers, on Sa
turdAy, by the Loan MAYOR, the only health proposed
was " The Knia."

Lord and Lady BURGHERSH entertained
Count Pomo in BORGO and a distinguished party at
dinner on Tuesday, in Hyde Park-terrace.

Lord HOLLAND had an evening party on
Wednesday, in Burlington•street, to meet Count Pozzo
DI BORGIO.

Sir R. PEEL paid a morning visit yesterday,
to Count Pozzo Dt BORGO, at the Clarendon Hotel.
We are informed that Count Pozzo DI
Boaco disclaims the title of Prince. It is perfectly true
that the present Emperor of RUSSIA offered his Excellency
the superior honour at the same time he conferred it on
Prince LlEvart, but as it was accompanied with the con•
dition, of the Count (who is a native of Corsica) consent•
ing to be naturalized as a Russian, he declined to accept
the title.

The inhabitants of the town and hundred of
Builth, Breconahire, have petitioned Lord Joint RusszLi,
for the rectification of what they cons;der a grievance,
arising out of inadvertency in drawing up that part of the
Reform Bill which relates to the above county, namely,
that there should be only one polling place for the whole
county of Brecon, and that the town of Brecon, whilst
the town of Builth, which is deprived of such advantage,
is 17 miles distant from the former, and the extremities
of the hundred at least 30 miles from the same. They,
at the end of their petition, state that the neighbouring
county of Radnor, although not more than half the extent,
and does not contain more than half the population, ha,
seven polling places, and the other counties equally weli
provided for.