The Sun.
London, England, 1820-12-11 00:00:00

REGISTPJt OF IW;IIIO'N.

FAST,' lONAB CUANG ES.—S!r.fslichael Shaw Stewart, for
Ardgonan, in Wales, from a tour, the Earl of Gosford, from
Lord Frederick Ilentinek's, in Park-lane, for Ireland;
Captain Gerstein, to•town' -front a tour; Mr. J. W. Rus-
sell,. on a tour; Admiral Halliday, for Nottinghamshire,
to.jobs the crack pack of labunds • ',clanging :to.;Sir
lielling-
ham :Grahami Bart..; the Earl "of Mount- Charles, from a
tour, tci tMkti etiptiiWciiikShailk.S,„froM -Wi m pule-street,
for the East Indics-;•- -Major_and: Mrs. Grant, front Scar—
borouh; for:Cheltenham ; Col. Perrot, front Sandford Park,
near.Eustone, -on atour; Major Ormsby Gore, for Chelten-
ham, for Oswestry; Mr. Charles Thttillier„ on a tour; Col.
Johnston, for Hutton, Hall, Berwick; the Earl of Castle
thole. front Cheltenham, for Ireland; Capt. Scott., from a
tour, to Gloucester-place; -Colonel Gardener, from a t.urp
to Green-street. "

AitittvaLs.—Ort Saturday, Charles Forbes, Esq. M. P.
arrived in town, from his seat in Alierdeetishire; Major and
Mrs. Barct to, at ilie;r house in Portland-place, from Brighton.

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BATH AltitlVALS,ke and Duchess of Somer-
set, [tat ,in 'Fagal, Lady Sitsey, lion. Miss Mackay, Sir, Wm.
and Lady Baohaw, C.Trice, Sir •Mac Gregor Warde—
nr aildMrs..Scudamore--.C,oloncl and Mrs. 'raison, Colonel
and Mi.,. Miliingr. 'Colonel ...Allen, Colonel Coke, Col. Pinney,
Col. Palmer, Lieut.4;ol°nd and Mrs. Wall, Lieut.-Colonel
Allen, I.ieut.-Colonel Thorn, Major and Mrs.'Wallace, Major
Ba•ico.:1:,. Major Moody; Captain .Christie, Captain Jones,
Captain Johnson, Captoin Prescoe, Captain Smith, Captain
SamerYille, Lieut. Justice.—Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Atherley,
Etc:v. Mr. Chamberlain, Rev; P. Wynch, Rev. Mr, Young.

SPQR'IcING: INTELLIGENCE,

FOR THE PRESENT

The Quoindon Holm& meet on Wednesday at Widmer-
pool; Thursday, at Kettelhy ; Satutilay, at. Cotes Turnpike.
The-Pytchley Hounds, ou Tuesday, dt Cottesbrooke
day, at Ectou ; Saturday, at Glendon.
Lord Al ininds, on Tuesday, at Swinten ; 'Friday, at
Lindley; Saturday, at Rath), Busrmws ; Monday, at Chen's-
ley Wood; Tuesday, at Shoghorough.
Lora Scarlirough's Fox Wounds, on Wednesday, at Gate-
forth Toll Bar; Friday,-at. Aldwark }louse.
The Badsworth Fox Hounds, on Tuesday, at Stapleton
Park ; Thursday, at Nostril Park ; Saturday,' at Ringston
Hill. •

The Hatfield Harriers, on 'Friday, at Slay Pits.
The, Worcestershire Fox Himuds, 'on-Wednesday, at Stew-
poney Kentiel ; Friday,' at flagley7 Tap House. -
Sir Edward Sniythe's Fox Homols, on Wednesday,' at Con-
dover 11:01: Friday, at Haughinond Farm. •
The Earl of Derby's Stag Hounds, on Tuesday, at Smitham
Bottom ; Friday, at Leatherhead.
Tlw East Essex and Thurlow Fox Hounds, on Tuesday, at
Pod's Wood; Thursday, at'Finchingfield Park; Saturday, at
Troy's Wood ; Mondav, at General Elwes's• Park Gate.
Mr. Meynell's Fox Hounds will meet on Monday at Stone's
Gorse; un Thursday, at Bradby ; and on Saturday, at Blith-
field—cach morning at half-past ten o'clock.
Public•eours;ng at Doveridge, oil•Turisday and Wednesday,
the 12111 and'lSth of December.--lt it requested•that Gentle-
men- will not. bring old dogs. -•

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- The Duke of Grafton's Hounds will meet on Wednesday at
Castle 'Thorp; Friday, at Ililskitin Park.
The Oakley Hounds will nreet on Tuesday at Knotting
Fox; Thursday, at Wootton Wood; Saturday, at GalSey
Witad.

H- Jollifie, Esq.'s Fox. Hounds meet this day at Brockham;
Wednesday, at litirse Hills; and Saturday, at Pease Par-
idge Gate. .
The Surrey Foxhounds Meet this day at Farley-Green;
on Thursday, at. Westerham; and on Saturday, at Gallstone.
The•flarriers meet evey day.
The Earl of Darlington s Fox Honitds will- meet4n Wed-
nesday, 131 h, at Langton ;. Friday, 15th, at-Brough, •
The Laniliton Fox Hounds meet on TharSday, 'at
Flass ; Saturday, 16th, at Urpoth.
.• The following CUALLENG S appears in the Stermfurd Mer-
cury of the Ist. inst. gentleman in the neighbourhood of
Belvoir, whose age united with that of his horse Amounts to
80 years, would be happy to accumpany any gentleman and
horse of the same age in ;I, tetomile run over the country with
the Duke of Rutland's old pack.

EXTRAORMNARY FOOT RACE.—CAMBRIDOE, DRC. 7.-17-
'te-iiky, the match between dames Bituore anti Blunson, to
mi. to miles, was decided at Newmarket. The forther is the
lad wh«i has done so many wonderful feats by the side of the
Norwich .and Harwich -conches, while the latter has proved
himself a Best-rate runner in his matches With Old To► and
,tattier. Betting three and four to one oti Blu►nson, whose
condition was very bad. Bigmore had gained 60 yards upon
Munson, at the end of the first mile, anti continued a steady
pace. At the end of the fifth mile !Munson was one mile behind,
and was taken extremely ill., He, howei'er, from great game-
ness, persevered until the -eighth mile, When he wits unable to
stand. He was immediately taken to it public-house, and put
to bed. Although it rained during the whole time of the
race, and
.the roads exceedingly heavy, the ten miles were
complete din one -hour and five minutes' with considerable
ease. Bigmore sting tinting a great part of his task. It is
scarcely credible that a lad of only 8 stone weight, in such
weather,--could perfortu the undertaking, be having been ex-
cessively drunk at twelve o'clock on-the preceding uight.