The Sun.
London, England, 1819-04-15 00:00:00

REGIsTER OF F.A.51110.L

The Atnbassador from the Nethei lands lett town yesiciday
on a visit to the Right Hti4l:Charles and Mrs: Long, at their
seat, Bromley-hill, Kent. , -

Lord and Lady Kennedy and faniily arrived on Tuesday at
Batt's Hotel; Dover-street, from Leieester'sbire.

Lora and L. Gage and family a;e expected in town on
Wednesday next. (•torn their seat in Sussex..
Sn'Thomas Ackland, Bart. arrived yesterday at Greillon's
Hotel, Ai bentarle-street, from a tour. Coukt Boilatleft ditto
yestej day for Paris.

The Right Hon. Charles and Mrs. Lang entertained a large
party of distinction yesterday, at their seat, Bromley-hill,
Kent.

Yesterday, the Dul:e and Duchess of St.. Albans gave- an
elegant Dinner to a select patty of diitingniShed personages,
at their house in St. daint.S's•squire.

The marriage between Lord Temple and Lady Maiy Camp-
bell is now• finally fixed for the 24th of next month.

SPOItTING INTELLIGENCE. ,

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NEWMARK,ET CRAVEN MEETING, 1319.
WEDNEShAY,
Siveepstalces of 100zs each; tv. ft. Bst. 71b. It: M. ITtitried

flares or st,illi9ns allowed 31b. if both, Mb.
Ld Exeter's b. c Snake, by Hapliaiard, gilt of titingtail
• (mare untried), 3st. 411,-
Andrew's,c. by Orville, mit. of Morel (ware tiutrieil
Bst. 41h. • •
Mr. Payne's c. by smaensko, dam by Young Whiskey
(horse untried), Bst. 41b. .
TWo pd.
s 2 to 1 agst Snake-5 to 4On Orville c.

Mr. Crockford's c. Sultan, by Seliin, darn by Ditto, Bst. 21b.
beat. Ld Jersey's c. hy.Juniptr, dam by Selim, 8,31.71 b. Ab.M.
200g5.-5 to 4 our Sultan.
Sweepstakes of 100 gs each. Ab.M.
D. of Grafton's Miracle, 85t.711) . • 1
Mr. Andrews c. by Orville, out of Morel, Bst. 4th 2
Mr. Payne's c. by Truffle, out. o: Bellaria, Bst ' 8

to 2 on Miracle.
Sweepstakes of 100 gs each, h. ft. Bst. 51b. D.M.
Mr. Thornhill's f. Sall, by Scuit, out of Hyale
Mr. Payne's sister to Crispin, 2
one pd-5 to 2 on Sall.
Sweepstakes of 100 gs each, h. 0. colts, Bst. 714. fillies,
SSt. 3:1). 13. M.

1.41 Foley's h. c. The Doniinie, by Shuttle
Mr. Goddard's b. c., Sir Topaz, by Scud .. withdrew his stake.

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fwo pd. ,
Subscription Plate of 501. for t wo-vr-olds, 7st. 'three, Bst. 71b.

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tour, 9st. T.Y.C.,,, -
Mr. Prince's h. c. Manfred, 4 yrs
1..(1 G. H. Cavendish's ch. c. by Zodiac, bought of Sir C.
Bitnhury, 3 yrs 2
Mr. Houldsworth's ch. c. William the Third, 8 yrs
Fourteen Subscribers—The Judge placed but three.
Even betting on Manfred.

The Third Class of the Oatlands Stakes of sOgs each, IL ft.
D. 1.
Mr. Elouldsworth's Magistrate, 4 yrs, Bst. 61b.
Ld Itons's Zenith, .3 yrs. 6st. 101 b.
D. of Rutland's c. by Walton, out of Canidia„ 3 yrs, 7st.: 3
Mr. Rush's Schwartzcnhurgh, 4 yrs, 7st. bib.
Ld Exeter's Captain Candid, 5 yrs, 3st. alb.• ,
Mr, La►ce's c. by Seymour, out of Itosalina, 3 yrs, 7st,
Two pd.—Even betting on Magistrate.

ROYAL HUNT.--Monday last, hting Easter
Monday, the loyal Stag-hounds we re appointed
to hunt. Winkfield Plait) being the place for the
deer to be started, a numerous assemblage of
sportsmen were in attendance at an early hour,
together with several hundreds on toot, and great
numbers in chaises, carts,
,Ste. At half-past 10
O'clock a remarkably fine deer was turned out of
A cart for the day's sport by the- Royal huntsmen.
Immediately on the deer nein,: turned our, he
started With great speed across the Plait!, towards
the wood, to St. Leonard's Hill, taking to the
lett, towards the New. Lodge, where he ran with
very great speed through the enclosureS to the
Thames, and 'crossed it near Surly fl4l. The
hounds were in consequence obliged to,inake for
the, town of Windsor, which they passed through,
to the great amusement of the inhabitants, and
also through Eton. Soon after the chace was
renewed across the country, making for the Bath
road, to the left of Salt Hill, leaving !strode to
the right, then crossed the 'Uxbridge road, taking
to the right, throtigh the fields and enclosures, in
the line tor IVa!ford, in Hertfordshire. The deer
then took his coutte• rather to the tighr, and,
passing on some distance, was taken near Har-
row, after an excellent run of upwards of four
boors. Most of the sportsmen were ktiocke,i up
and thrown out of the chace ; there were but few
up when the deer, was taken. During the chace
the deer crossed several canals.

Ffiy Miles in Eight Hours.—Jonath,n West,
the great Pedestrian, started from Blackfriars-
road yesterday morning, to go on foot 50 miles
in eight hour's, on the Lower Kent-road, out and
in. -He did ranter over 14 miles tire' first two
hours, and performed the othier six miles an hour
with apparent indifference, and returned to Sr.
George's. fields at eleven o'clock, as if , he had
been taking a morning's training,

Failure of the Tandem Matchbn the Bath Road.—
Mr. Buxton started on Flounslow-heath early yes-
terday morning, very private, to drive a couple of
horses in a tandem to Harehatcb, 24 mi►es, in two
hours. The horses, however, out pacing wells
together broke from the trot twice in the first six
miles, and the turns together• occupied more than-
an hour before ten miles were performed, and he
resigned. The match was.for,loo guineas. •

PIGEON MA-ren.—A grand pigeon match he—
iwecn three Gentlemen of the Midgliam Club
against three of all England, took place on Mon-
day, on Farnham Downs, at 21 birds, 21 yards
front the gun, for 150 guineas a side, charge tin-
limited. Messrs. Adams, Russel, and dolt were
selected from time Crack Club against Messrs.
King, Short, and Keans. 'Fite sports were
as follows :—Mr. Adams killed 19 buds, and
the remaining two were severely hit. Russel
killed 18, hut lost one tkree.v3l.ls out of bounds,
and Mr 'Holt bagged Iti, ma(.iig, a- total of 52
trout) 63. The Coil) was at first hacked to win,
but the England t•hots were now baLiVcd freely
at 6 to 4, as they were con,‘idered sa:e_eigldeen
bird-men. Mu. King killed 20, but lost two out
ot hounds. Short missed his three first birds,
strange to relate, which brought betting 2 to 1
on the Club ; but he killed the next 17, and
missed the last bird. Mr. Keans had 17 to tie,
18 to win ; and he was hacked at 5 to 4, and at
2to 1, after killing 11 birds in succession. He,
however, missed the 12 and 13, and betting was
even. He alstymissed the 17th, and had to kill
the other tour to win.. lie succeeded, and the
prize was won by one bird. It was altogether
the most interesting match of this sort known for
years.