The Sun.
London, England, 1820-12-12 00:00:00

REGISTER OF FASIION.

The DoChess Of Bedford left hdr card at Brandenburgh
House on Sunday.
Prince Camitaii and suite arrived yesterday at Greillon's
Hotel, Albemarle-street, from Italy:
Lord Bmi/well left Coulton's lintel; Upper Brook street,
yesterday, for his father's, the Earl of Cardigan's feat, Dean
Park, near Wansford, Northamptonshire.
Arrivals at Eirliham's Hotel, tipper Brook-street :—Gen.
Dowdeswell, front Oxford; Mr. and Mrs. Monillet and faniilv,
from the Continent; --- Jewer, Esci- from a tour; and Mr.
Stephenson, from a tour. •
• Departures from the Royal Hotel, St. James's-street
Luke White, Esq. Mr P., to his seat in Herts ; Henry Swann,
Esq. M. P., to his seat near Epsoni ; Major Shubrick, to Ep-
som; and Edward Robinson, Esq., to -his seat in Yorkshire,
Rev. Noel Ellison is arrived at ditto, front Oxford.
Mr. and Me s. W. DAIS so have left their house in Man-
chester-square, for their seat, St.leonard's hillt near Windsor.
The Duchess of Bedford arrived on Saturday at tier horse
in St. James's-square, from Brighton. Her Grace left town
for her seat, Woburn Abbey. -
The Earl and Countess of St. Germain's left town yesterday
'for their seat at Mad:heath. . .

Lord and Lady Grantham left town yesterday on a visit
to Countess De Grey, a,t her teat, Wrest House, Seisoe, Bed-
fordshire.
The Countess of Darnley and the Ladies Bligh left town on
Saturday for their seat Cobham Hall, Kent.
The Earl and Countess of Jersey have- left town for their
seat Middleton Parli, Oxfor&bire.
The Marquess and 'Marchioness of Huntley arr arrived at
their seat Huntley Lodge, North Br itairt, front a tour.
Warden Sergessoir, 'Esq. amid Son left Shelley's Hotel,
Corkspur-street, yesterday. for Oxford.
The Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge and the Rev. Mr. Hos-
ley left Warren's Hotel, Regent-street, yesterday, fur Cant
bridge. •
Departures yesterday from the Waterloo Hotel :—Colonel
and Madame Lunati, and Mon-ieor Rat ti, for Milan.
I`r. and Mrs. Batrick Stuart left Blake's Hotel,,Jerolyn-
street, y,esterday, for Paris.
The Right Hon. Thomas Gvenville arts left town on a visit
to the Marquess and Marchioness .qi 13ueltingliam, at their
seat, Stowe, Bucks. . • •
The lion. Mr, and Lady Caroline Lamb arrival yesterday
at Melbourne House, Whitehall, fur the 'season, from Brix-
ket Haft.'
• 'The Marquis and •Marcbioness of Worcester are arrived at,
their 'rouse in I.,per 'Browk-streef, front Brighton. •
Raikes, Esq. is. arrived 'At 1113 1101.13 v in Stratford-
e from the. Continent.
' :Nibs, Stewart :mired yesterday at Cook's,Hutel, Atbemarle--
street, front the Continent.

SPORTING- INTELLIGENCE,

rot THE PRESENT IVEEI.
(Continued froeil it stet day's l'aprr.)

His Mascsiy's Stag-hounds meet on Friday, at' the Dolph;.
neat Sintigh, 13t•I
The Hampshire. Hounds meet on Thursday,. at Nutley
Church ; :tad on Saturday, at Smithet's Bat n.
The H:unttletlon•Hounds, on, Wednesday, at, the Bold Fo-.
rester; Friday, at. the Milherrics. •
Sir John Cope's Hounds, on ThuTsday, at Engtefield • Sa.
ftirday, at Swallowfield ; Monday, at Mapleduham ; Wed'nes-
driy, at Nettlebed ; Friday, at Nit. Butter's, Oakley.

GREAT. PERFORISIANCT!.—Mr. MILLS under-
took htic •great match to trot his layout ite Arahian'inare, for
200 guineas, 15 miles in one hour, iu harness, on tht: Black-
water, marl yesterday, and to carry 44-stone •a gig. The
mare went off at store, and did tlie first mile under four
minutes. 111111111.8 e sums Wit re pending npon the match, and
betting, whicti at starting was. 2 to 1 on time; was 5 to 4 on
the mare after she had done the first mile. She did the next
3 miles in 11 minutes and 4 seconds; with plenty of work in
her. Half the.distance WAS performed in 29 minutes and 10
seconds, and the whole Was conipleted a 9uarter of a minute
within the boar. The ►care did not scen► fatt4ued, and she
performed the distance without making a single break out of
the trot.

BETTiNG-1100N1
DER

,1, DEC. 11, 1320.
LBY.

15 to 1 ag►st Gustavus
18 to 1 agst Polygar
20 tol nOt (Arum
20 to 1 agst Jock

Q 0 to 1 agst Landscape
21,t0 1 agst llnkc ut
• Walton cult.

9 to 2 asst My Lady

OAKS.

I,i 1 to I agst Emily.

to t agst

SAINT LEG
Spigot, 1 -20 to I agst any other.

The late -sigioting party at Gunton, the rat of
_Lord Stiehnr.n, in Norfolk, bagged, in three
days, nearly -eight hundred head of game ; four
hundred of which were pheasants. The Duke of
YORK killed nearly three hundred with his own

attn.
HAPLESS UNION.—A young Lady having met
witi,sppositioo from het' friends in' an attachment whielt she
had conceived for Capt. CuAtmEs Ifoss, she followed bins in
men's clothes to me-tica dorit.g. the revolutionai-y, war ; and
atter sneh a search and fatigue as scarcely any of her sex could
have undetgOne,,she found him in the woods lying for dead;
with a poisoned wound received in a 0; irMish with the Indians.
Having Acquired some hrni-xledr.c of surgery,' she saved 'his
life ity \sneking:lns wonnelp t-ttn.l nOrsitig fife the space of
six weelt.:; ,luring which time she remained unknown to hint,
havingdyetl her shin with lime and bark, The captain recover-
ing, they removed into Philadelphia; where, as soon.al shit had
found a clergyman to ;mite them for ever, she appeared as her-
self, anti tita priest input panying her, she was i tunitellately m
tr-
ried to the ruan for whom she had-nettle such a sacrifice, and
whose life she had preserved.' They lived for four jeans in a
fondness that could telly he interrupytel-by her declining
health; the fatigue she hail andel-gime, anti the -poison
not bring properly expelled wl,ich- she had imbibed front the
wound, undermining her constitution. The kno.Oedge of
this circumsrance, and the piercing regret of having liter the
occasion, affected Captlin Ross so much, that he died of a
broken heart at John s Towri; in Ametica. His faith-
fuh partner lierd to return to. England ; but he died
in consegoence of her -grief and affection 'in the following
I year, at the age of tWenty-sik years.