The Sun.
London, England, 1828-11-11 00:00:00

HUNTING INTELLIGHWC3.

A ITUAIITMENTS VOA PIIIS WEAK.
The Rambled= Hounds, ou Wednesday, at NY eAtxtry ;
and Friday, at Prmhalv HAHN ;at half-past ton.
N. F. H. Niooll's Rounde, on Wednesday, at road
Head ; and Friday, at 13rackley Water.
N'ine Ilounris, on Wedneeday, at Grotto Coppice ; and
Siterday, at Wolverton Cl:urcla ; at ion.
The 011;1h:1-land Want, ou Wadneeday, at Park-gate,
Dinfrbs-shire ; at one.

The 3larquii of Cleveland's Fox-lionnda, on Wedneaday,
at Taufield ; Friday, at Patriuk Brecapthu; and Stout-
day, at :Newton House ; at eleven.

Mr. Wickst.A's Fox-hounds, on Wt.,.ltutilay, at &act-
ion ; and Saturday, at Seighford ; at half-past ten.
H. H. on Tusuday, llatterly Oat., ; Thursday, at Luu-
way's Inn; and Saturday, at Chilton Old !lousy; at tee.
The Cenoil Harriers, an Ftiday, at Southdown Barn,
at eleven.

A match for 700/. a side, to be de-terruined
in de neighbourhood of Newmarket, has been made be—
tween Messrs. Ross and ii!fsoN, to shoot side by side from
sunrise to sunset.

The number of pigeons actually provided, and
shot ist, at the lied House during the last i•eoson, was
16,070, of which /11,764 were killed by the crack oulinwere
of this amusement.

Mr. KEAN played at Glasgow, on the Ist
October, for his son's benefit. Mr. KHAN playesi Junius
Brutus, and his sun playesl Titus. The receipt. of the
house were greater than were ever knotvu at that theatre.
LAPO It TE, accompanied by SEGUIN, his
treasurer and secretary, is now in Italy. Whilst then re-
mained in Paris, they were occupied i❑ augu►euting the
corps d- ballet fer the approaching season at the King's
'Theatre. Bullets d'Act;on are intended to be intro-
duced, upon a grand scale, next sAa,on, at the Italian Opera
I louuc.

TERRY, the comedian, has been compelled
to quit the sta e, in consequence of en extraordinary failure
of roeniery, ariting, it it said, heal lie hat
been recently left, we understand, by the detuite of a re-
la 3,000/., with a considerable provision for each of
hittcjnieh'ildren.

A copy of an old edition of the Pucelle, with
old pha.ses, wow seized by the police iu a bookseller's shop
in Pari✓r ; but as the foriuslitio4 prescribed by law were not
observed iu the silo& of seizure, the Court relieved the
bookseller from the peaalties which Ls hall incurred froin
having- it iu hii possession.—Froteh Paper.

A reverend doctor of divinity, of very gi'c'`tlY
aafptpeaer
erya,n,i(t.
jeg, ohintfruoonitlithyeaadocoetotot(b)ty, a vulgar fellow, who,
doctor, I hope you have taken care of your ia4ursot "1
n/!"":‘ Well,Vlly:
my friend," said the amiable shadow,
he so anxious that I should take care of my seal ?"--." Be-
cause," replied the other, " I Call tell you that your body
is not worth caring for." " why should yen
al-
most The tot laor: t,ing reaui:
i-y,tern, is mentioned by Lona:- :—" A person advanced
d :aribabli obliteration r sett aonfc e
the olfy lymphatic
ati
in years, and affected with melancholy, Wens, without
any evident cause, in such a dry state, as to be unable to
move without producing a horrid cceekling noise in all his
bones, even the spine, to such a degree, (that being a priest)
lie was obliged to give up saying 1113, as the noise was so
great as to astonish the vulgar, and make children laugh."
AMERICAN STORY.—There is another snake
story, the relator of which was almost as valiant among
those reptiles as SAMPSON among the Philistinee. " I
killed a hundred of them," said he, "in a few minutes,
each as large as my leg." "I do not dispute it," replied
his friend ; "but would be better satisfied if you would
fall a snake or two." "There were ninety, lam sure."
" Say fifty." " No, I can't. I inn convinced there were
seventy-five, and I'll /sot bats another snake to gea,sc any
Nati. "prb atm frogs gAi WM.