The Sun.
London, England, 1828-01-05 00:00:00

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS

FOX TILE ENSUING WEEK.
, Hi, Majesty's Std
'ad will meet on Monday, at
g.* Beech Hill ; Friday, at Farnham Common—at
ad, and half-past 10 o'clock each day, unless prevented by the
weather, when they will meet the day following.
.et Kil-
r his fa- t. Title Ran of Derby's Stag-hounds meet on Tuesday, at
'"'eY Hatch—10.
m never If• Jolliffe, Esq.'s Fox-hounds, on Monday, Wednes-
day Thursday, and Saturday, at Crawley-11.
The Surrey Fox-hounds, on Monday, at the Rose and
pay Ille Cr°a'n, four miles from Croydon; Thursday, at Adding-
ton
Ild yott Tl:'slaugrer;eSaturday, at Pratt's Bottom—half-p
t ardaY; at Sand erstead-10 ast 10.
Harriers, on onday, Wednesday and Sa-
,.
M
[Alma!' The Brighton Harriers, on Monday, near Patcham ;
.."4day; near the .Race Course ; Friday, near the
DYke--quarter before 11.
placed
year it
paid The Lel Bo k .'d Harriers, on Monday, at New-
p.aid for market lull Wednesday,rsle at Ashcomhe (the alternate
it then, T.' edn"da at the Kennel,llford) ; Friday, at Telescombe
,I -Y°--hall- past 10.
g fowls. 1,,,
~-'4'• DanPse 's Hounds, on Monday, at England's Gate ;
ednesday Yat Wormelow Tump ; Friday, at Canon
o retain r roome -I'o.
for the ‘ir John Cope's Hounds, on Monday, at Yatcly Green ;
Pith his Tuesday, at Tylney-hall Park ; Thursday, at the Red
Lion, Basildon ; Saturday, at Thatcham Turnpike—half-
Pest 10.
The Craven Hounds, on Monday, at Kirby house; Wed- ,
)
A"ilaY; at Lily ; Thursday, at Manton Coppice ; Satur- i
aY, at Botiey Wood—half-past 10.
The East Sussex Fox-hounds, on Monday, at Infield;
ket, bil
Thuililav, at Ditchling• Common ; Saturday, at Firle-
Lge wet: hill--- quarter before 11.
of °the The Hambledon Hounds, on Monday, at Broad Half-
, d, 159"f1Y Down—half-past 10.
'.o(itol 2 ut'434l Scarbrough's Fox-hounds, on Monday, at Apicy
2 0 " ''ead ; Wednesday,at Cantles; Friday, at Gateford Toll
0 0 8114 Bar 1
2 6 8' ...-ialf-past 10.
2 6 4,° topl'lr. Foljanabe's Fox-hounds, on Tuesday, at Gate Bur-
-3 0 6 'o' ; Thursda at Hackthorn ; Saturday, at Langworth
2 6 5 0 Bridg Y 1 6 e-••••-11.
3 0
Itadsworth Fox-hounds, on Monday, at Hut
50 o „,, Green • Wednesday,
I 6 OY, 0,, . , at ~tap.eton,
7012 " Then; Saturday, at Notton, Village—half-past 10.
.....- si .10, Earl of Harewood s Fox-hounds, on Monday, at
so cl
4aghall ; Wednesda • at Stutton Mill ; Friday, at
Collingharn Bar i )'
.E. ij Mr /3 —AI
4te 61 I,?' past 1.0. aycott's Hounds, on Tuesday, at the Hens—half-
-12 116 y. Muster's Hounds, on Monday, at Oxton War-
n
r,n"!alflast ; Wednesday' at NVatnall ; Friday, at Thurgarton-
0.
c X. 64' Toutsd MeYnellis
~
Houndc on Monday, at Hoarcross ;
too tot lic Pm I.OaY, at lugleby ; Saturday, at Rolleston—half-
ill 1 13° NvoT,,Alie Shropshire Hounds, on Monday, at Wytheford
rhursdaP c ; Wednesday, at Boreatton ; Friday, at Sundorne
--------.
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Saturday, at High Hatton—half-past 10.

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•
S. Tbe d ' INDSOR, JAN. 4.—His MAJESTY'S time
the ni,ttenion continue occupied with public business at
,o 2ss.oel' Aoyal Lodge, despteldn messengers to the different
15 0 G"ertMlent Offices during-the g
fore part of the day. His
15 0 MAJz
8 " it, Ty regularly dines and passes the evening with his
..! 2 ',EU,. ' The weather being unfavourable, prevents his
11.:, 00 -"l:::_icrt from enjoying his usual airing in the Great
7 0 '"
10 l.l,
1 'Le Marquis WELLESLEY had a conference
43 0 bweidt 11
V
s,iscount Gol=lololl Thursday
ras N
soobl Maruis
16 0 cu , 'qt erviews yesterday with Mr. HosNe q and the
4 0 'IICRELOR of the EXCHEQUER.
4 0 t
Mry
0 0 4-41 DUDLEY visited Viscount GODERICII
20 0 and ty
7 0 v. • sox yesterday.
erday, the
30 1 'teat
14 0 • china despatches for Bombay and
•28 0 dosed'abYtil"iliP Edinbur h, Captain HENRY I3ax, were
of t the RAO India Huse, and delivered to the Purser
that ;hip.
THE PRlsi
Ct in
e 4 E ••rERI ..
At Chandos House, on Th 4 lAZ ALL.--
fa.:V YS B
rvllinFlourt supper were given to a 4aY night, a brilliant ball and
t further h• undred persons. The soy:noble circle, exceeding three
a winter P• arisian lamps, at eleven o'cle,eBt.nons were illuminated by
t pea dancing commenced, to the music Half an hour after, the
English Band. Quadrilles and
Waltzes
united French and
..,, two o'clock, when the party retired Lea were danced till
3rtE"' b• el°• The great banquetting-rnoin ad as suPPer-47ms
he Che' scene for the display of costly plate and oars.. the
lu
,apor for were seven supper-tables. Every delica_
• provided,re
tied the and most excellent wines. The
adlaf-ncaa'nr wa,‘lnv.ia°4
t resumed at
ef,in the morn-
English/ ing. 1'1,71"r, and kept up h
t4'
all given'
exacters' came atentlerbNra, tilof whom the
siunitehoonfoufrourtetn
persons, covered
with orders.
0 day,
GRAND BALL AT RANSTOti HOUSE, lixitit
Bter.rtioi. OFORD.,..Lad.. v-,
e finder,
elder atiment on y r.,Lizaeralt BARER gave a gram
D a deci'
, sou s• were issued
Wednesday, on the coining of age c,f her
Invitations
equallY I for abed ,'. 1r E. B. BAKER.
tour hundred persons.
Peg' The T./
son of Lord
in this GLEN -ion. Mr. PERRY, third l,o_ .
on board the
y, it wag .Rattie, 'T/f, is appointed midshipman
nuke, at N , '
_Dublin Evening Post.
usage •-rk a /arm.—
'nonal
a boats di 1°
"' Gazette of last night gives the add!
both the Y .i 1124 c .
..orU°
•Ebti - appointments which were to be expected :---
difficult); isitowy,rxx from Wurtemberg to Bavaria, and Mr. Ll'S-
istead ° to tho-from a subordinate situation at St. Petersburgh,
in ashore also, ~,- "`nef station at Stutgard. Dr. Wiwasz WARD,
Evenid .5.... gazetted as Bishop of Sodor and Man.
1:11
contAl
. e first Liierar Gazelle for 1828, N 0.572,
mill(' Letto,nithe following, among other novelties :—Original
Id greo B/04 from Captain BEECHEY and another Officer of the
visited uS its giving a new account of the Expedition again on
is leo
,er "WI lege oft 4, to nehring'a Straits—A Vindication of the Col-
ce tique bAllysicians by an eminent Physician—A grave Cri-
Proceed° now 1441 the ballad of the " Frog in the Opera Hat,"
fror4tornimatized at the Adelphi—Unpublished extracts
new ant's Byron, &e. &c Tbe Reviews embrace Eight
able to w pu4i.
..._.
al
city 1 on Sei. nations, and the other branches of the ourn•
la i.oe cuni,,,i'llee, Fine Arta, Literature, News, &c. &c. are oc-
ar by the '"a la taw •sh c t • tof klecttf.
a win 811 vane y su Imo.

THE LATE EXECUTION AT HORSE.

MONGER-LANE.

Since the execution of Swayne and Thompson,
who were convicted of robbing Mr. Sizer, of New-
ington-causeway, some ill-looking fellows are con-
stantly lurking about his house after night-fall, and
calling down imprecations on his head, designating
him by the name of " murderer," in allusion to his
having prosecuted the above malefactors. Late on
Thursday evening Mr. Sizer received the following
threatening epistle by the two-penny post, directed
" Mr. Sizer, lace-dealer, Newington-causeway." It
ran thus--

" January 3, 1828.
" Sin—You would have received a letter from me before
this time, but illness prevented me. I write to beg of, you
to prepare yourself for another world, for in this you can-
not long remain. Endeavour to get pardon and mercy for
the two young men you were the occasion of having hanged
last Monday. One of them was more than a friend to me ;
and I here, as I have before pledged myself, to take the life
of the murderer—yourself; and so far from considering it
a crime, I am certain I shall be doing a good in ridding
the world of a murderer. But as it is not my wish to ex-
tend my revenge beyond this world, I give you this timely
notice, to prepare yourself, for be assured you have not
many «lays to live ; for the first opportunity I have to be
certain of my aim, your life is gone, though. I may sacrifice
mine in so doing. On the fatal day, last Monday, it was
my intention of pistoling' you in your shop, and for that
purpose came between ten and eleven o'clock, and saw•you
laughingly talking to a customer (though you had been that
morning the occasion of murder), and considered you was
not in a fit state to meet your Maker, and refrained from
any purpose at that time ; but now your family, after• see-
ing your death, shall feel the misery that you and them
have made me feel. Once more, therefore, I beg of you to
prepare yourself.
Your wife 1 find is not at home, but I
will find her out and make her suffer."

The above letter had no signature to it, and had the
Chancery-lane post-mark affixed to the outside.
Mr. Sizer is determined on apprehending some of the
ruffians who lurk ill front of his house.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL.

THURSDAY, JAN. 3.—High water 55 minutes past
eleven o'clock.—. Wind W.N.W.--Arrived the Ann,
George, from Pernariabuco, with cotton and sugar;
Martha, Herbert, from ditto, with ditto and hides; South
Boston, Pearce, from Charleston, with ditto ; Agnes,
Wilson, from Cadiz and Dublin, with wine; Spencer
Wynn, Williams, from Sligo, with oats; Bee, Shearer,
from Ballina, with ditto ; St. Patrick, Leed, froth Newry,
with ditto, and butter; Mary, , from Westport,
with ditto ; Mary, Owens, from Drogheda, with flour, &c. ;
Elizabeth, Owens, from ditto, with wheat and butter ;
William, Rogan, from ditto, with ditto ; Quebec Packet,
Ditchburn, from Limerick, with ditto and oats; Active,
Hilton, from Dublin, with oats, &c. ; Lark, Hannah, from
Stranraer, with ditto, and wheat ; Amity, Little, from
Glasgow, with sundries ; Brilliant, Greave, from ditto
with ditto; Sarah, Richmond, from Yarmouth, with
barley and malt; Liberty, Yaxley, from ditto, with grain;
Sisters, Carter, from ditto, with ditto ; Endeavour,
Smithers, from Poole, with pipe-clay ; William Huskisson,
(steamer), Lindsay, from Glasgow,with sundries; Glasgow,
Goodsman, from ditto, with ditto ; Daphne, Sprague, from
Lisbon, with wine; Normand, Gemer, from Havre-de-
Grace, with madder, wine, &c. ; Providence, Bully, from
Waterford, with wheat and flour ; Mary, Cameron, from
Sligo, with oats and butter; Kennedy, M'Cartney, from
Ballina, with ditto ; Hibernia (steamer), Williams, from
Belfast, with sundries; Corsair (steamer), Goodwin, from
ditto, with ditto ; George the Fourth (steamer), Parsons,
from Newry, with ditto ; Manchester (steamer), Penn,
from Dublin, with ditto; Meta, Jefferson, from Puerto
Cabello and Gibraltar, with indigo; Thetis (steamer),
Turnley, from Dublin; Triton, Roache, from Waterford,
with wheat and flour ; one brig off at four o'clock.
CLEARED OUT WA ADS• ..11:Le Indian Chief, Gill, for
Demerara ; Brothers, Patterson, for Rio Janeiro ; Mary,
Parvall, for Gibraltar; Ilucephallia, Guild, for Charente.
. Telegraph Office, January 3.
Wind at Holyhead, at half-past nine, West, blowing
fresh.—Vessel off Holyhead, homeward bound, supposed to
be the Scipio, 8.8.R.--.Wind West, blowing fresh.