The Sun.
London, England, 1826-01-06 00:00:00

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13 to 2 eget Mignonette
18 to 2 agit Pawn
9 to 1 apt Moses
25 to 2 ars Henry

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111 to 1 twat Barataria
20 to 1 agst The General

HUNTING IN TE LLI G ENCE.
MEETINGS or 110ITXTMIII4 THE' ENSUING.
'Phe !Awes Brookside Harriers,' on Monday, at Newmarket
!fill ; Wednesday, at the Race Course; Friday, at Tellescombe
Ty e.
The Brighton Harriers, on Monday, at Patcham ; Wednes-
day, at the Race-course ; Friday, at the Dyke.
Mr. Meynell's Hounds, on Monday, at Holly-bush ; Thurs.;
day, at Shirley Park; Saturday, at Loxley.
Sir G. Sitwell's Hounds, on Tuesday, at Holling-hill Com-.
mon ; Friday, at Handsworth Bar..
The East Sussex Fox Hounds, on Monday, at East Houthly.
The Graneden Hounds, on Monday, at Childerlcy Gate ;
Friday, at Fotton Wood.

ROBBERY OY THE PNILANTHROPIC SOCIETY.---
A dating robbery was committed on Wednesday,
at the Philanthropic Society, in thy London.
road, where the %robbers succeeded in carrying off
a silver hunting watch, with gold appendages,
a vast quantity of wearing apparel and linen, the
property of a Gentleman belonging to the Insti.
tution. Two persons are strongly suspected of
the robbery, and, from the description given of
tbern, the officers ore making the most diligent
search for the apprehension of the depredators.

Fouca ov Comscir.Nct.—At the. New Bailey
Court-house, Manchester, a young man, named
Wrightley, who was in the service of Wr. D.
Worthington, a baker, and flour dealer, in
Chorlton-row, was committed for trial under
the following circumstances About seven
o'clock on Saturday night, Mr. Wrightley
was informed by some of the neighbours that
a Quantity of hot bread, together with se.
veral pounds of sugar, had been found in the
midden at the back of his premises. The
young man had just returned from an errand,
and ran out with his master into the yard,
when a a oilman who happened to by there
exclaiming 64 that the thief must be in the yard,"

the young man was so struck by a conwiousnest,
of guilt, that he said, " it is the first time I ever
(lid such a thing," and bogged of his master to for.
give hien, saying, that if his father knew it it
would break his heart. On searching the midden' ,
a sack, containing eleven or twelve loaves,
weighing about nine pounds 'each, and several
pounds of sugar, were found.

On Saturday last the Earl or A LliEllA tir...r gave
to all his work people and families of his extensive farms, his
annual donation of beef, bread and beer; oneiof whom, Hobert
Collings, of Kenning-ball, received l6lbs. of beef, eitht
qquar-
tern loaves, and six pints of strong beer.At two, o'
clock on
the Sunday morning he was taken poaching, with n gun, in a
plantation Dear the hall; and On Monday was committed by the
hey. T. P. Slam) to the Castle.

DEATH OF A SINGULAR CHARACTER.
On Sunday, in the workhouse of St. Andrew the Less, Cam-
bridge, where he was conveyed from his dwelling, Cambridge-
place, in a cart, In a state of the most abject misery, William
Shields, well known by the students at the " University Wake,"
for he never forgot calling_upon them far a Christmas-box, even
so late as midsummer. Ho was an accomplished penman, and,
we believe, in the early part of his life touter of a respectable
ricstlemT. •