The Sun.
London, England, 1820-12-14 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

ROY AL -II UN.T -.—Monday morniugshis Majesty's.
Stag Hounds turned out a line dee': on Farnham tArintootr,
the day's diversion ; the deer at .first great
speed through the enclosures by- StOvee Path 441 Bayles,
to-
wards Slough and Upton,-taking by the left to Datchet,where
'he leaped Out of one garden into another for some time. Folio
thence he took to the Thames, where he got into the height
to th.e ri.ght Datchet-bridge, but was soon driven out,
when he took sail,. and swam to the Windsor side of the
Thames, where he iminediateli 'made a leap over the Park
wall iuto..the Little Park. The huntsmen and. yeomen pricker&
and suite carne over Hatchet-bridge; the deer at this time
was
.oi,sly followed by agroup of people on foot, it being swine
time beim+ the huntsmen and hotly& could- get into the
Park to renew the Chase.. The horsemen. came round the
wail through IVindsor at fall speed, and informed the people
that•the,hier was in the Little Park, and hundreds of sPecta-
tots ran towards the Castle to witness the syort... At this,
rime the deer leaped over the iron gate' by the. siale4f • the
Terrace ; ran past the Ca,t le Upper Lodge towards
the tOWIA, where he was headed by some, perscins On foot. He
thru turned hp the bill, and ran towards the Castle. The '
hunt smeri and hounds now came up; be made is bait, and at-
tempted to leap over the iron railing in front of 'the Castle
wall, when be unfortnnately fitiog by the middle on the raik,
whVell caused its death. Hundreds of spectators' on foot
and horse were present at the death ot the deer.
CAPTAIN MOLT'S Al ATcH.—This"powerful Pe-
destrian, who started on Tuesday to go, on foot 300 miles in five
days, for a bet of 200 guineas, reached near Nlarlborough on
t hi; first day, some miles over the average of 60,and he i arnih d
going into•Dorsbshire yesterday, and, it he could reach, Poole,
by a cOcuitons thifte,through Salishin y, unthing toll his tin
miles of ground. The Weather is much against lino, but he
• is said to by a man of astonishing strength; he is hut five
feet six inches high, and has 'gone 105 mu-4;s in 24 hours ;+ be
is-- 30 years of age, and a native of Rnt landihire.
Mc'. Lockhart's black b. Lustre, was this .year the winner
of the silver goblet at the Bowers coursing meeting.; Mi.
Kent's y..b. Kotzvbile, the silver collar ; and Mr. Trihdet's
Tutip„, the first prize of. the silver Trip and cover.

Mr. REA.IBI.E'S Drannitic Library,
.which is
allowed to.be the most, complete one that has
ever been collected, is, we-understand, not likely
ta come to the hammer, as the Duke of DEVON-
'according to report, is in' treaty for the
purchase or it, either by a. round stun, or by way
of annuity. it would be a pity indeed, if so ad-
mirable and unique an assemblage, of the National
Drama should be dispersed in separate propor-

tions.
Mr. and Mrs. COUTTS have left their delight-
ful Villa at. Highgate, for a week, to enjoy the'.
airmse.rnents of the Metropolis. •
-Mr. AnNoLo is actively employed in preparing
,to open the English Opera llouse at the coin-•
ineneement of the. Chri'stinas holidays,' for which'
he has•engaged several neW performers.
I~IATTii}WS has tal:en the Birmingham Theatre,
-for three nights, where lie at present finds him
'self completely" At Home."
-• PHILLIPS- is now giving lectures gratis on the
_art of singing in Dublin, the objects of which are
to promolgate.a more comprehensive and simple
mode of teaching.
'When the Tragedy,of Pizarro was first pro-
dnced at Drury Lane Theatre, the Dramatis Per-
sona! contained the nan*s of thirty-two Actors
and Actresses not one of which now appea•rs in
it, with the exception of .Mr. POWELL, the, ori-"
ginal Peruvian Monarch of the play.
COUIIt,CSS NTON I k weare happy to state,
is fast lee9vering- from her fate—seve:e,
.

tion .
The'site fixed, upon for the erection of an ele-
rrant monument to the meinory of 'Dr.
,G
s-,nrrn, is at Ballymahon,' in. Ireland, near which
that distinguished Poct was born, and a-ProNi=:
sional Committee had been appointed to'inspvgit
its erection:
A. pistol, with,Neven barrels, constructed co as
to discharge seven, 'balls successiyely, with .cure
loading and priming, V piesented at the late
exhibition at Brighton,. by Mr. Amos \V- II EY',1".1211.
Its effect was. tried, and it was deemed by military
gentlemen present, au invention which would
be useful insthe naval service as a boarding-pis-
tol ; but not being an instrument of use in agri-
f culture, it Aid not obtain a premium.—(New
York Paper.)