The Sun.
London, England, 1817-12-09 00:00:00

HUNTING.

The Prince Regent's Stag Hounds meet Friday, at the
Anchor,Naphill, alma five miles from Bagshot, on the Guild-
ford road, at ten.—Lord Althorp's Hounds meet this day at
Nnorscomla; Thursday; at. Watford Gap r Saturday, at But-
tock's Booth, at half past ten each day.—The Duke of Graf-
ton's Honnds meet to-morrow, at the Parrot, near Whistley
Wood, at half-past ten.—The Onkley'Hounds meet this day,•
at Crantiuld•green ; Thursday, at. Bush Mead ; Saturday. at
Brnmham, each day at half-past ten.— Lord Fitzwilliato's
Hounds meet Saturday, at Elton New Close, at half-past ten.
—The .Quorndon Hounds rueet this day, at Horninghold;
Friday, at Kettleby ; Saturday; at Woltnerepool ; each morn-
ing at half-past. ten.—Sir Bellingham Gra.ham's Hounds meet
this day, at Sibston ; Thursday, at :Insley Park ; Saturday, at
Basset's Pole.; Monday next, at Mereyale ; each morning at
ten.—Lord Derby's Stag Hourds meet this day, at Catterham
Commen.--3. Maberley, Esq.'s Fox Hounds meet 'llursday,
at Gadstone; Saturday, at ArUngtatt.--11.• Joliffe, Esq.'s
Fox Hounds meet to-morrow at. Outwond; Saturday, at
Betchworth.—The Sa uderstead Harriers meet Mondays,Wed-
ncsdays, and Saturdays, at Kennel, three miles distant from
Croydon.—"fire Hatfield Hounds meet Thursday, at Hitch
Wo;td ; Saturday, at Colney Chappek, at half-past ten.—Mr.
Conger's Hounds meet Thursday, at Itaydon Park ; Saturday,
at Fyfield.—The East Essex Fox Hound; meet Thursday, al
Wethersfield Town.

The 20,0001. Prize that was drawn last Friday,
we understand, was sold by BISH, in one Quarter,
one Eighth, and ten Sixteenth Shares, and distri-
buted as '1%,110w :
A Clmtrter to . Norwich.
An Eighth to
A Sixteenth to lli iFtol.
A Sixteenth to Bruton,
A Sixteentl. to Camberwell.
A. Sixteeittii to I7dintitu•gh.
• A Sixteenth to Oundle
A Sixteenth to Penzance. • .
A Sixteenth to Wincaunton.
A Sixteenth to ' Wbitechapel.
A Sixteenth t 0.....
A Sixteenth not registered, supposed to be in London.

FRIDAY, DEC. s.—No. 4,349, drawn on Friday
Last, a Prize of 20,0004. being tintiticd to
15,0001. Consols and 50001. Money, was Sold in
Shlres by CARaoLL. No. 5,842, a Prize of 500
Guineas ; 2,028, a Prize of 200 Guineas, were
also Sold in Shares by CARaoLL ; 4,720; another
Prize of 200 Guineas, was Sold by CARnoLL, in a
Whole Ticket —The forttinate Possessors may re-
ceive their Money on demand, at 7, Cornbill, or
26, Oxford-street.

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wniTTE's ON THE LATF, MV4',ANCTIOLY EVENt-

icales, 11l titaiity, are just
" To all who pass away.l"

When sine pc,or peasant on' his native hill
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Sinks the sweep of Death's unheeding will,
Some hinelrerl eyes there are to weep and ache;
And some few hearts in solitude to break :
Yet, as thewoilis of TiMe 'pass fleetly on,
rrheY toy with McutorY till its power is gone !
But grief as.suates a deeper, ih:trker dye,
‘Vileip Fair's friumply;nt:Wings o'er Princes fly;
As to the pnblie love their lives were hound, •
Each heaft becomes their motiumental mound :
Theirjoss sorCi'ves the silent lipse. of years,
bal med for ever by a Nation's tears!
AI,FrtED

REGISTER OF FASHION.

FASHIONABLV; ARRIVALS

Earl of Essex, .lu.Stanhope- street, from Cashiohnry Park;
Earl of Bucliinghainshire, from Gnuley Park ; Sir H. Fatte.
front Avon Hills,. llinzwOod ; Earl and Coni:tess of Cliarle-
sille, from WortlnO4- ; .1, IJ. VI viAn, Esq. frotO Sve:irisea ;
Earl and COllllteSS of Waldeztare, fromlbeir seatin" Sower-
setshire, at the Polteney lintel