The Sun.
London, England, 1819-12-28 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE CHANGES.

Viscount and Viscountess Downe left town yesterday, fa •
their' seat in Yorkshire; the Earl of Aylesford, from North
Audley-strect, for Packington, near Coventry; Hon. Thomas
Grimstone, for Beverley, in Yorkshire ; Hun. General Finch,
from Coventry, on a tour ; Major D. Pitt, for Barnes Ter-
race, near Mortlake; Mr. M. 'Tioltand, for. Exeter; Lady
Pniteney, to Piccadilly; Countess De la Warre, in Grosvc-
nor-square ; Colonel and Mrs. Johnston, from Kanisgate to
Bath ; Colf,ael Hanbury, to S uth-street, from Sussex ;
Captain Browne, of the Royal Navy, in Piccadilly, from a
tour; wit George Clarke, in Piccadilly, from a tour; Major
and Mrs. Osborne, in Brooke-street, from Harrowgate ; Co-
lonel Kel,nlc,• in Manchester-street; Sir A. Gordon, for
Pori smouth ; William Evans, Esq. M.P. for Dawlish, De-
vonshire ; Sit, Henry Pym, from Cheltenham, to Duke-

street, St. James's.

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.

The Dnke of Wellington gsve an elegant entertainment on
• Sunday, at his seat, S!ratnfieldsay, Hants, to a numerous
patty of distinctiop, .ar,.orig whom were must of the Foreign
Ambassadors and Ministers.

The Ambassador of the Netherlands entertained q, party of
distinguished personages yesterday, at his residence, White-
hail.plaee•

His Grace the Duke of Devonshire is entertaining a lathe

party of Fasionables, during the holidays, at his magnificent
seat, Chatsworth, Derbyshire. His grace is likewise not un-
mindful of the lower orders at this inclement season ; his
hospitable mansion is alike open to all, in the true style of
old English hospitality.

SPUR '1 'NG INTELLIUENCE.

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16 to 1 agst Briseis
17 to 1 agst Blucher
18 to I agst Kestrel

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20 to I apt Luck
20 to I apt br. to i'Vbisker
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OAKS.
71 to I agst I). of Rutland's 1 9 to I agst Bride
Sorcery Filly

HUNTING.—The Prince Regent's Stag Hounds meet Fri-
day, at Maidenhead Thicket, at ten.—The' East Essex Fox
Hounds to-morrow, at the Black Boy, Chelmsford : Thurs-
day, at.the Griffin, Danbury.—The Cruxton Honnds (Cam-
bridgeshire) tu-morrow, at Brampton; Friday,.at Arrington
Bridge, at ten.—Mr. Maberly'sHonnds, Thursday, at the
Fox, Keaton ; Saturday, at Riddlesdown.—Mr.
Hounds, to-morrow, at Out-Wood ; Thursday, at Platt's
Green Saturday, at Hermitage.—The Pytchley Hounds,
to-morrow, at Stanford Hall ; Friday, at. Holcut Bridge;
at half-past ten.—The Duke of Grafton's Hounds to-
morrow, at Gayton; Friday, at Whistley" Wood; at
half-past ten.—The Oakley Hounds this day, at Col-
worth: Thursday at Chichely ; Saturday, at Milton Mill; at
half-past .ten.—The Quorn Hounds Monday, at Great DaThy ;
to-morrow, at Widruerpool ; Thursday, at Kettleby ; Saturday,
at Rempstune; at half-past ten.—Sir Bellingham Graham's
Hounds this day, at Hams Hall ; Friday, at Ratby Burrows ;
Saturday, at Manstoke Castle ; at half-past ten.

GREAT DRIVING MATCH.—Captain WEATIIERHAM under-
took his match yesterday, to drive two horties in harness,
which should be bona fide his property, 48 miles in two hours.
He had renewed the match by paying 20 guineas in the slip-
pery weather, last week, to perform at any time before Jan-
uary 1. The match was performed over a six mile piece of
ground with good turnings. The first horse did his 12 miles
in half a minute within the hour; and the 24 miles was done
in 50 seconds within the two hours. The second horse was
about 10 seconds over the two hours at the i 4 toiler, which

was a win.