The Sun.
London, England, 1821-11-19 00:00:00

HUNTING INTELLIGENCE.

MELT ON MOWBRAY II LINT.— This celebrated Hunt has
commenced with every prospect of a most brilliant season ; the
arrivals are daily, and there are more establishments than was
ever before known at this place ; the weather being particularly
favourable, gives an addition to the zest. The sport, on the
first day of meeting at Kirby Park, was excellent, and since,
there have been runs almost unparalelled in the annals of hunt-
ing—in fact, Reynard and his pursuers appear to be vieing with
each other in keeping up the celebrity for which the days of
"3l eynell" were so conspicuous. Anal VALS—Lord and Lady
Elcho, Lord and Lady Barnard, with Lady Augusta Powlett,
Sir Lawrence and Lady Palk, Sir James Musgrove, Sir F. Bur-
dett, Sir William Ball, Sir Bellingham Graham, Hon. G. Han-
son, Hon. William and Lady Caroline Powlett, Mr. White,
Mr. and Lady Caroline Melville, Mr. R. and Mrs. Murchason,
Mr. James Maskie, Mr. John Moore, Mr. V. Maker, Mr. Ro-
bert Drummond, Mr. T. Mayrick, Mr. T. W. Coke, Mr.
Charles M. Christie, Mr. Smith Barry, Mr. Thomas Assheton
Smith, Mr. John Wilson, Mr. C. Hobhouse, Mr. James
Heughton Langstone, Dr. Wardrobe, Colonels Cheney, Wynd-
ham, and Forrester, Captain Berkeley, with many others whose
names we have not been able to collect.—(Leicester Journal,
Nov. 16.)
LOUTH COURSING MEETING sclosed on the 3d inst., and
during the whole of the week, with the exception of Saturday,
the weather was most favourable for the diversion, which was
universally allowed to be superior to any thing ever before wit-
nessed. The first prize, an elegant Cup, was won by a bitch
of Mr. P. Cooper, of West Rasen, who also won two Sweep-
stakes. The second prize, a smaller cup, was won by a bitch
of Mr. Hoskins, from Derbyshire.—The company, although i
not numerous, was very respectable ; and the ball at the Man-
sion-house on Friday evening was well attended : the dancing
was kept up until a late hour.—(lbid.)
MEETINGS FOR THE PRESENT WEEK.
The Quorndnn Hounds, on. Wednesday, at Bunney; Thurs.
clay,bat Great Dalby; and on Saturday, at Braunston.
Lord Atison's Hounds, on Wednesday, at Fisher's Mill ;
Friday, at Pailtoii Pasture; and on Saturday, at Black Swan.
The Hampshire Hounds, on Tuesday, at Matterley Gate;
Thursday, at Northington Down ; and on Saturday, at Med-
stead Green.
Mr. Shard's Hounds, on Friday, at Dunbury Hill.
The Earl of Darlington's Fox Hounds, on Wednesday, at
York Gate ; and on Friday, at Noman's oor.
The Lambton Fox Hounds, on Tuesday, at Little Stainton ;
Thursday, at Embleton ; and on Saturday, at Fisburn.
The Northumberland Fox Hounds, on Wednesday, at Kirk-
ley ; and on Friday, at Oakwood Gate.
The Duke of Grafton's Hounds, on Wednesday, at Tiffield ;
and on Friday, at Bradden.
The Buckinghamshire Harriers, on Thursday, at Hillesdon ;
and on Saturday, at Doddershall.

Captain DENMAN, who served in the Duke of
WELLINGTON'S army in the Peninsula, with Lieu-
tenant CLAPPERTON, R. N. Dr. OUDENY, and a
Naval Carpenter from the Dock-yard at Malta,
have arrived at Gibraltar, on their way to Tri-
poli, intending thence to proceed to the interior
of Africa on discoveries.

The late Miss SCURFILD, of Newcastle, has
bequeathed 2001. each to those excellent institu-
tions the Newcastle Infirmary and Dispensary.
Lord BRUDENELL, whilst hunting his stag-
hounds, a few days ago, with Earl HowE, at
Gopsal, unfortunately met with a serious acci-
dent, in consequence of the falling off his horse.
The Proprietors of the Dartmoor Rail-road
have sustained a loss little short of 50001. arising
from an 'error in taking the levels in the original
survey. The work upon the new line is proceed-
ing rapidly.