The Sun.
London, England, 1804-04-03 00:00:00

EPPING HUNT.

A fine Deer was started yesterday from the Bald.
faced Stag, a ptildic-house on the borders of the
Forest. The number of horsemen was very great.
The hounds were excellent, and followed the stag
very close through all his different turnings or alte-
rations in his course. He started at about twelve
o'clock, when he took down the forest a little way,
then turned to the left, towards Walthamstow ; after
that he coursed several times round a great part of
the forest, making diffeNor attempts to take to the
water, bur was prevented by the dogs following him
up so close. Az length, at near four o'clock, he suc-
ceeded and got into a pond at the farther end of the
forest, where he kept the dogs some time at bay,
but was taken alive by a person entangling a whip
in his horns, and dragging him to the land. lo a
hunt of four hours duration, with the ground very
soft from the late rains, it might he expeded that
many a Cockney sportsman was unhorsed. The
event coinpletely justified such an txpedation.

Sittings appointed in Middlesex and London, be..
fore the Right Hon. ED w Aito L'►rd ELLENBO.:
R OUCH, Lord Chief Justice, &c. in and after Easter
Term :

tt4 TERM.
fatoritzatx.. LONDON.
Monday- Apr:l :3. Wednesday. April ES.
Saturday 2S. Monday 31.
Saturday May 5-. Monday May 7.
Friday t t. Saturday 12.
AFTER TERM.
Tuesday May 15. W‘ainesday May 16,

The offer of services of twenty-four Captains,
Commanders, and Lteutenants, at present on half
pay in Hampshire, have been accepted, to ad with
the Sea Feneibles. They are to repare on hoard
the Gladiator, to receive their orders from Capt.
O'BRYEN, when circumstances require it.
Part of the zoth Light Dragoons marched into
Southampton on Thursday. Tire regiment is to he
quartered there, at Romsey, &c. during the spring,
and Southampton to be the headquarters.
The 7th Irish Dragoon Guardy'commanded by
Colonel MAUCH AN, arrived at Newcastle last week
from Bury St. Edmund's, and are quartered in that
town and neighbourhood.
The Volunteers at Southampton have taken the
principal duty of the town.
The xst Division of the 18th Light Dragoons
embarked on Wednesday on board three of the ves-
sels that brought the 4.th Dragoons Guards from
Dublin to Liverpool, and sailed with a fair wind.
Another divi,ion of that Regiment embarked the
next day for Ireland.
It is greatly to be regretted that the Royal Afri.
Can Corps, consisting of about zso men, should
have been detained, as they were, nearly four months
at Falmouth, for want of a- vessel to carry them out.
Had they sailed dired from Plymouth, they would
probably have arrived in time to have preserved the
Island of Garee,

On the 26th and 27th of March, there was so
considerable a fall of snnw on the western part of
Yorkshire, as to snake the roads impassible fur some
time.

On Saturday se'nnight a Letter was put into the
Post-Office, Glasgow, with the following direction
❑pon it--" Hir she goes to Embroch to Donal my
brither sherman to a shermansmester dun a back doss
yea stair up in the Cugait Embroch if that no be fin
hir ut the Dill no be fin hir ut me &man you no to
pit post on hir but let hir gang free."
On Thursday last was safely delivered of a Son,
at his house at Tilchurst, near Reading, the Lady
of Lieutenant-Colonel TAYLOR, of the zoth Light
Dragoons.
Died on Easter Sunday, about one o'clock in the
afternoon, after a few hours illness, Mrs. ELIZA.
BETH LE MEsußrEtt, wife of HAVILLAND LE
MESURIER, Esq. Commissary. General to the Army
late in Egypt and the Mediterranean, leaving to her
disconsolate husband, and to six surviving chil-
dren, the example of amiable manners, and of un-
spotted purity of soul, and the comforts of religious
faith.

Yesterday morning tile two following prisoners
were executed on the platform the top of the county
gaol, at Horsemonger-lane, pursuant to their seri-
zences .Evans, for cutting and maiming
Elizabeth Palmer ; and David Raos, a German Dra-
goon, for bestiality, ;
..:Avy were young men,

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Covent Garde

TILE new Comedy hrought forward, for the Be-
nefi- of Nlr. intitled The Will f,r thf
Det,d, was represented again last night, xitd very
welt received. It tray be considered as a very
diverting Farce of three Ads, and is by no weans
devoid of interest. It was preceded by a Piece called
The Horse and the 1V d„iv and was followed by a
new grand Bailer, partly pantOrnithe, and partly de_•
livered in dialogue, named Valentino and Orsc;'7.—
The following is an account of the liab;e.