The Sun.
London, England, 1821-10-22 00:00:00

P 0 E V.

LINES TO LADY HOLLAND,
On the Legacy of a Snuff-Box, left to her by BuONAPATITE.

• Sr THE EARL OF CARLISLE.
From .I9kit Bull.l
reject the gift ! 'tis ting'd with gore !
Those crimson spots a dreadful tale reLite :
It has been grasp'd by an infernal Power ;
And by that hand which seal'd young Enghien's fate.
Lady, reject the gift :—beneath its lid
Discord, 'and Slaughter, and relentless War,
With every plague to wretched Man lie hid—
Let not these loose to range the world afar.
Say, what congenial to his heart of stone,
In thy soft bosom could the Tyrant trace ?
When does the dove the eagle's friendship own,
Or the wolf hold the lamb in pure embrace ?
Think of that pile,' to Addison so dear,
• Where Stilly feasted, and where Rogers' song
Still adds sweet music to the perfum'd
And gently leads each Grace and Muse along.
Pollute not then these scene;—the gift destroy :
'Twill scare the Dryads from that lovely shade ;
With them will fly all rural peace and joy,
And screaming Fiends their verdant haunts invade.
That mystic Box bath magic power to raise
Spectres of myriads slain, a ghastly band ' •
They'll vex thy slumbers, cloud thy sunny days
Starting from Moscow's snows, or Egypt's sand.i
The warning Muse no idle trifler deem;
Plunge the curst mischief in wide Ocean's flood ;
Or give it to our own majestic stream,
'P:e. only stream he could not dye with blood.
* Holland House.

HUNTING INTELLIGENCE.
MEETINGS FOR. THE PRESENT WEEK.

His Majesty's Stag Hounds will meet on Friday, at Tower
Hill.

The Brighton Harriers, on Wednesday, at the Race-course ;
and on Friday, at the Dyke.
The Earl of Darlington's Fox-hounds on Wednesday, at
Barton Lane End ; Friday, at Lord Tyrconnell's East Lodge ;
and on Saturday, at Thorpe.
The Lambton 'Fox-hounds, on Tuesday, at Witton Gilbert ;
Thursday, at Elemore ; and on Saturday, at Hermitage.
Mr. Dewing's Hounds, Noriblk, on Wednesday, at Twy-
`ford ; and on Friday, at Edgefield.
• Sir Edw. Smythe a Fox-hounds, on Thursday, at
Sir Richard Sutton's Hounds, on Tuesday, at Clay Bridge
(on the Wraghy Road) ; on Wednesday, at ate Burton ; on
.Thursday, at Nocton House ; on Friday, at Swinhop Bratts ;
and on Saturday, at HarpswJl.
Lord Yarborough's HoundS,• on Wednesday, at Kinsforth
House ; on Friday, at Swinhop Bratts ; and on Saturday, at
Somerby House.

The city of Venice, the native country of the
celebrated GOLDINI, and the first place that ap-
preciated the chef d'truvres of this illustrious
writer, intends erecting a superb monument to
his memory, which, according oa the programme
which has been published. of it, will be. worthy
both of the genius to whom it is dedicated, and
of the town which consecrates it. The execu-
tion of this monument will be entrusted to the ta-
lent of Signor ZUNDOMNEGLII Louis, a Venetian.
L=L(.Paris Paper.) -
Viscount d'AturSlcourrr, the author of The
Recluse (Solitaire), is stated, in the French Pa-
pers, to have received a considerable sum from
a bookseller of Paris for a new work which is
about to be committed to the press. The title'
of it is not mentioned.

The Paris Papers mention the death of GEOa GE
FREDERIC' Fun's, a distinguished composer, in
the 70th year of his age. He was a native of
Mayence, and formerly a pupil of the celebrated
H A Y PN.
MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.—The business of this
Court commenced this morning, before FRANCIS
CoNsT, Esq. and a full Bench of Magistrates.—
On the Grand Jury being sworn, the Learned
Chairman, in his charge, took occasion to regret
the great number of cases that would be present-
ed for their investigation ; that circumstance was,
however, he said, materially softened by the re-
flection that there was no case marked with any
extraordinary turpitude. On the Jury with-
drawing, the Court proceeded with the Traverse
Paper, which contains an uncommon number of
cases of assault; there are none, however, of
any public importance.