The Sun.
London, England, 1845-01-10 00:00:00

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

Brighton harrs., Mon., Pateham ; Wed., Race-course ;
Fri., Dyke.
Brookside harrs., Mon., Newmarket Hill; Thurs., Tels-
combe Tye-10i.
Findon hds., Mon., the Kennel ; Tues., Mal Post;
Thurs., Applesham.
Glyndborne harrs., Mon., Alfriston Race-course ; Fri.,
Capt. Chandler's hds., Mon., Spetchley; Wed., West-
wood Park; Fri., Goose Hill-10i.
Herefordshire hds., Tues., Bacho Hill; Fri., Aconbury
Turnpike.
Shropshire hds., Mon., Twemlows ; Wed., Fox (Al-
brighton); Fri., Cloverley—loi.
Essex and Suffolk lids., Osyth Flag ; Fri.,
Raydon.
Warwickshire lids., Mon.,
.;erantiborough ; Tues., Mit-
ford Bridge; Thurs., Bilttin.qtange ; Fri., Kineton
Kennels; Sat., Red
Mr. Drax's lids., Tues., HolaaSt Kennel ; Sat., Stone
Farm in Yeovil. •
Essex Union hds., Tues., KAls 'Hill ; Sat., Boated,
Green Man-10i.
East Essex hds., Mbn., Bulmer; Thurs., Rivenhall; Sat.,
White Hart.
Montgomeryshire hds., Tues., Guilsfield ; Fri., Ciregynog.
Wheatland lids., Tues., Billingsley; Fri., lVilley _Park.
Mr. Hoe's hds., Wed., Kingstone Village ; Sat., Whit-
moor Cross.

Sherwood harrs., Tues., Mansfield Race-course ; Fri.,
Bolsover.

Surrey harrs., Mon., Catterhaul ; Fri., Warlingham-101.
►Vhitecross harrs., Tues., Bedbrook ; Sat., Buckland
Field.

Mr. M. Ingram's hds., Mon., Sudbury Coppice; Thurs.,
Snelston ; Sat., Blithfield-10k.
Donington hds., Mon., Cavendish Bridge; Wed., White
Horse Bridge; Sat., Cows Toll-bar-104.
Atherstone hds., Mon., Stapleton Village; Wed., Bone-
hill House; Thurs., Bosworth; Fri., Camp Hill; Sat.,
Newnham-1 oi.
Somerset*• bscription hds., Tues., Buncombe Hill; Fri„
Willit e•
Tiverton ..4%, uos., White Post, Holland; Wed., Marsh
Bridge ;
..urs., Mountsey Common ; Fri., Hawk-
ridge-104.
Cambrideslure hds., Mon., Two Pot House ; Wed.,
Shearhatch Wood; Fri., Edworth Spinney 10i.
Albrighton hds., Mon., Sutton ; Thurs., Dudmaston ;
Sat., Hilton-10f.
Sir W. W. Wynne 's hds., Tues., Queen's Head-10f ;
Wed., Porkington, 11; Mills; Sat., Stock-
lack-14 1111 k.
United Pack, Tues., Mainstone 'Wood; Sat., Ridgway
Toll-bar.
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Ludlow hds., Tues., Allison WoodOri., Pipe Aston-10.
Monmouthshire hds., Mon., Llandier; Wed., Llandewy
Wood; Fri., Graig Finger Post-10i.
Ross harrs., Mon., Wormalow Tump; Wed., Treadow;
Fri., Kilreag.

EXPORTATION OF PAPER FOR THE DRAWBACK.—
The Lords of the Treasury having had under attentive
consideration the representations which have been made
by the several exporters of paper, of the inconvenience
sustained by them from an enforcement of the order
which requires an examination, by the Customs' officers,
of paper previously to being shipped for exportation,
`their Lordships are of opinion that it will be advisable
to modify,the order under which the examination of that
article for• export was placed upon its present footing,
and have given directions, on condition that all parties
intending to expqst% paper in future, give notice to the
Excise officers, whla will attend to take account of the
packing, in the same manner as in the case of the article
plate-glass for shipment—viz., that such packages shall
be exported without further examination, under certifi-
cate of the Excise, unless the Customs' officers, on their
being offered for shipment, shall have good reason to
suspect, from information or otherwise, that there is
any fraud in the transaction. The shipping searchers are
also directed, by this order of the Treasury, to attend
with particularity to the size, description of, and marks
on the packages ; so that, if' any package be offered for
exportation without such certificate from the Excise of
its having been examined and packed in the presence
and under the supervision of their officers, they are in
each such instance to adhere to the existing regulation
of examining the contents of each case fully, previous
to shipment.

FATAL CASUALTY.—On Monday, between twelve
and one o'clock, a lad about fifteen years of age, em-
ployed on board the Admiral steam-ship as deck steward,
named Alexander Martin, lost his life at the Broomielaw.
He was sitting on a short plank, swung on the outside
of the vessel, it appears, cleaning the cabin windows,
when one of the lines gave way, and he was precipitated
into the river. A life-buoy was at hand, and every
means were used to save him, but after falling into the
water he never rose to the surface, and before he was
gut out lifu was extinct. The deceased, we are informed,
was upwards of a quarter of an hour immersed, and it is
supposed that, after falling in, be was prevented from
coming to the surface in consequence of having sunk
under the side of the vessel.—Glavolo Courier.