The Sun.
London, England, 1828-12-10 00:00:00

lIUNTING INTELLIGI3NCE.

APPOINTMINI:S FOIL TIIIs
Mr. Priel3 Hounds, on Thursday, at Grove; and Sa-
turday, at Frith Fawr—at half. past ten.
The Plas Teg liArrier4, ou Thursday, ut Padeewood
—at ten.

The York and Ainaty Fox-hounds, on Thursday, at
Dringhouses; and SLturday, at Streasall—at hall-paat ten.
The Lambton Fox-hounds, on Thursday, at Long New-
ton ; and Friday, at Bradbury-bridge—at ten.
The Morpeth Harriers, on Thursday, ut Horton Grange ;
and Saturday, at Newton—at tan.
The Hulderneas Fox-hounds, on Thursday, at Dan-
thorpe ; and Saturday, at Walton Abbey—at half-past ten.
The Sitmington Fox-hounds, on Friday, at Marten—
at nine.

The York City Harriorv, sr► Friday, at Huntington—
at half-pact tea.

The ikroughbridgo linrricwi, on Friday, at Ddilby—at
half-paat ten.

Tito Marqui4 eP Ctevvland',s Fox-hounds, cm) Friday, at
Namaea Moor, at Lad-pmit tea ; sod SutmciLty, at Stone-
bridge, Laver 13holcs, at eleven.

Northlumberland Fox-hounila, on Frisky, at Nether-
wittnn—at ten..

Sir R. Pulasttat's Hountio, on Friday, at Holton Hill
—at eleveu.

Mr. Wichttead'a Fox-hounds, on Friday, at Aqualate—
nt iialf-pat tor'.
Sir I'. Syktio'a Fox-liottridt, on Friday, at KlOBOOll
Plantation—at ten.

lat The biuruuith Fuz-Lotule, oulay, at Neilsham—

LITERATURE.

CONSTABLE'S MISCELLANY.
VOL. XXXII,.

The Revolutions in Europe," which com-
prise the whole of the present number of this
amusing and instructi►e Miscellany, is a trim-
station by Andrew Chrichton, from the French
of the well known C. W. Koch. This is the
first time that it has ever appeared in an English
dress, and we can speak of it in the high&.
toms, as it is not servilely literal, yet sufficiently
so to preserve its character for accuracy. With
regard to the Revolutions themselves, they are
highly important subjects for perusal, both as
helps for reflection and for the fostering of en-
lightened opinions. Every great revolution in
fact may be looked on as a landmark in the vast
plains of history, to direct the path of the adven-
turous and thinking student. Viewed in this
light, the present volume deserves an attentive
and thoughtful perusal.

THE JEW EXILE.
LONDON. 1828.

This is a strange, wild, incoherent sort of
rhapsody, professing to be written under perse-
cution, a►►d to consist of a Pedestrian Tour
through the much-lauded Highlands, &c. of
Scotland. Here and there are faint glimmerings
of power and fancy ; but taken altogether, the
work is but an olla-pudiida of n►isanthrophy ;
the result, we have no doubt, of dyspepsia, which
according to Hudibras, is an extraordinary
quickener of the imagination.

31 Ls Excellency the Lord Lieutenant enter-
tuine4 a large dinner party at the Vice-regal Lodge, Phoaix
Park, on Friday. The following distinguished persons
formed part of the company:—The Chief Justice, Sir G.
Hill, Sir Nickolas Culthurst, Sir Richard Leviuge, Sir
Coghill Coghill, the Solicitor General and Mrs. Doherty,
General and Mrs. Dalbiac, Mr. Janice Daly, M.P., Mr.
Leeson, Mr. North, Mr. James San rin, Mr. P. Mitchell,
Mr. Ttoksert Latouche, Mr. E. Tickell, Colonel Marsden,
Colonel Beresford, Colonel 'fliornhill, Major Catty, Capt.
Bayly, &r.—Dublin Freeman's Journal.

We are deeply concerned to state that the
Earl of Errol has bee confined to his apartments in the
Castle for soma days, by revere
FlTRMatell

LIVERPOOL, DEG. 6.—The sales of Cotton
to-day au►ouut to 1,200 bags, at Saturday's currency,

A STRANGE COINCIDENCE.—OR Tuesday
morning last, a child named Lilley, was found dead in bed
by the side of its mother, who lives at Wrangle. And on
Friday night another child named Mason, whose parents
reside at Leake, was found dead in bed, under similar cir-
cumstances. Thu mothers of these two child►en are
sisters! Inquests were held upon the bodies, before Mr.
Mastin. coroner, and in each vase a verdict of—Died by
the ♦isitation of God, was returned.—Boston Gazette.

During last week there was a large supply of
herrings at Tsignmoutb, from Mount's Bay, which sold
at Se. W. per hundred.—. Exeter Alfred.

MYMENSINGH, JULY B.—About half-paq
two o'clock this morning, we were alarmed by a severe
shock of earthquake. There were three vibrations, moving,
apparently, from North to South, within about eight se-
conds, the last being by far the severest ; the noise of the
beams over-head was truly alarming—they creaked and
seemed to grind against the wall in the most appalling
manner.

JEALOUSY AND APPALLING SUICIDE.--
Oa Saturday evening last, a young man committed suicide
at Stamford, under the mast painful circumstances, and in
a truly horrid manner. Tlie youth was named Dothuan,
an apprentice to Mr. John Lurohy, butcher, in the High-
street. He retired to rest on the above evening about his
usual time, and soon afterwards, on the sister of his em-
player going up stairs, she was alarmed by a strong swell
of gunpowder, and called to her brother, who entered
the room usually occupied by Dotiman, and there he found
the wretched young man sitting at the foot of the bedstead,
with one" side of his face literally blown off, but still alive
and perfectly connioul, and at that time holding the re-
mains of his shattered Lead aver a box. which be had
placed between his knees to catch the blood ! ! A gun was
lying near bins on the floor. Notwithstandin,* his dread-
fully mutilated state, the suffering youth lingered until the
next day, when his life became extinct. , The cause of tb.
dreadfol act is ascribed to jealousy, he having reason to
i.!
suppose that a young woman to whom he was particularly
attached, had oortainerreed axe hitimacy wish another youth.
—l3ost4n Gazette.

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was sent to that gentleman by Captain WLite, command-
by Mr. Calder. The specimen
who gives the following account
of the manner in which it was ptocured by him. While
passing Ceylon, be sem
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