The Sun.
London, England, 1826-01-03 00:00:00

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HUNTING IN TE I'4 EMT.
UEIIIIII4III or 11011tillA IN THE poxst:NT wrzx•
The East Sussex Hounds, an Thursday, at Plompton
Saturday, at Ringmer (keen.
The Hambleclon Hounds, on Wednesday, at Westmeollt
Hut; Friday, at Owselbury Down.
N. F. 11.--Mr. Nicoll's Houilds, on Thursday, at Dihdrn
Church; Saturday, at Paultons.
The Earl of Darlington's Fox Hounds, on Wednesday, at
t'le Oak Tree, Leeming-lana; Friday, at Stone Bridge ;
turday, at Leming Village.
The NorthutoberTand Fox Hounds, on Wednesday, at Bel,
say; Filday, at Oakwoodklate.
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-I%tieluveßrialitacocr.mAmMts4o6flsll.llllo.4Tor;utr4deSrl:l77t;l'enLainei
Magistrate of the Canton of faOTerne have already
been published, as well as various reports of the
trial now going forward against the alleged as.
session. By the following statement it would
appear, that the daughter of the &Tensed, who
were with him at the time when Ito Wailattacked,
and who have hitherto allowed it to be supposed
that he was killed 'by falling over a preeipke,
are now prepared to forward the ends of justice
in giving testimony against the_ criminals:—

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I.tictaxx, DEC. 14.—The proceedings against, the band
of the notorioas Wendel seem on the point of taking a new
turn, in consequence of moat important informetion obtalisrd
by the Court of Inquiry. The daughters of the ,Avriver
ler, doing homage to truth, anti breaking a silence which has
long been imposed on them by fear, have declared that they
saw their father mUrdered in their presence, and have been
only restrained by an oath extorted from them by the perpe•,
trawl's from revealing the crime which they have been obliged
to witness. The great number of accomplices, their rank in
society, the feat that troubles the witnee4em, the necesahy un.
der which the Judge?' have found themselves of requiring the
intervention of the Confederation, "end of removing the seat of
the investigation to a Can!onverned by lithe: Jaws, and to a
fortified town--namely, go namely, to Zurich—in a word, every thing
unites to give an importance to tliept proceedings caleulseed"ta
attract universal attention. A circumstance worthy of notlee,
as it can hardly be accidental, is, that the report of the Inquest
on the hotly of the Avoyer is missing, though it must have
been deposited in the archives of Lucerne. it has beet re.
marked that there never were At Lucerne such numerous and
splendid entertainments and diversions as at present, and vhf
II ascribed by some 'persons to a wish to divert the attention or
the public as moth as ttossible fiom thiA importtint trial, is
which many distinguished persons may sooner or later be

The I)nwnger I,oy Itossmont: diet' tact
in Duidin. hatlysitip vin% In her all year, In, the full pos.
semilti of all ha faculties.; and, up to the trannent of her death.
which mu; quite sudden, she continued to eXtfeiNer her meta/ awl
hospitable qualities, , it her detnise her large Monaghan pro.
pert), descends to her only surc.iving sister, Mrs. Jones, for her
life, and then to the prrsorit l,cr,d Rovoirnore. The estates of the
late lasi Itotairnove now iletimpti, as well eta his residuary pro.
property, to his oleo, the wife of fleorge (hut, Esq., of Meer",
dale, county of !cern', who, in compliance with the will of hir
tate uncle (with perrtiliudon of his Majesty) is to take the ;mom
and hear the urins of Curininghatre.

Ft P.c.—Yesterday everting, shout eight o'clock,
n fire broke aut on the premises of Mr. Culler,
painter and glazier, Cromer.street, Gray's Inn,
lane. It etas got oat without much daipago
tieing (lone. The stock premises art insurtl
in the Norwich Vision.
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