... that respect, were as much made up as passible by the entertainments of the evening. On Thurs-day, the Dumfries' and GallOway Hunt - gave an elegant ball, which was attended ball file company in town; and on Friday 'evening, the Right Honourable - the Earl ...

... conferred on them, and Lord FINCASTLE the freedom of that -city'. The Earl of SELKIRK has been giving grana fi.'tei to the Galloway Hunt, which has .been attended by mally p::rsons -of distinction of both ,I Major.,,,Symoirns, who, was elected the other da.y member ...

... CHE- StIIRE,- DERBYSHIRE„ the West• Riding of YORKSHIRE, and the Northern Part of STAFFORDSHIRE, 43.61. . OBSERVATIONS on HUNTING, by I. Pye; Esq.6s. A GENERAL VIEW of the VARIATIONS. in the AFFAIRS of the EAST INDIA COMPANY, by G. Anderson, Esq. 6s. HISTORY ...

... from Baltimore. At Gibraltar—Fanny, Williams, from Liverpool. . _•- - At New.York—Richard Berry, from ditto. At Quebec—Aurora, Hunt, from London. At 13altimore-Neritrality, Sehroedr, from Leghorn; Carlisle, Gib on : and Beekey, Folgar - ; fioni‘Liverpool ...

... will do the . business of The Timis without-the assistance of our DETidTOR. -His MAJEsTy, yesterday, took the &version of hunting, accompanied b - y_the Duke of CUMBERLAND, Earl SANowicu, Lord CATHCART, ' the Hon. DIMEII, MANNINGRAM, and a. number of sportsmen ...

... TiERNky, said, be was surprised ',etch en ' account as that moved for by his 'Honouiahle Friend should be at alfrefused. His Hunt:iv:Cele ...

... • Ye terilay .niorning His MAJESTY rode in the GreatTaik; and after. vie.wifig the different - limns, at twelve o'eloek - hunted thy har.tiers. 1, The QuEEN and. - AUGUSTA and ZLIZABE . TH i ' accotripatOct by the Duchess of LEE S , 016 • CountesS of ...

... rode out on horseback in Windsor Great Park ; and _after viewing the improveihents in his - arms, took the diversion of hunting with harriers. His MAJESTY. this day rides to Maidenhead Thicket, where a deer is to turned oat,. The following promotions ...

... the InspeqtOr sloop war waited to convey him co the Continent. - Sir THOMAS MOSTYN succeeds Lord Sefton in the Qxfordshire hunt . ; his Lordship having taken the celebrated BiWter pack. Pulteney-bridge, at • Bath, i immediately tnte re-built- , - , a ...

... Corner, wairanted sound, the Property of a Gentleman, a Dery GELDING, and a 13 4 tv ditto. These. Horses have been conitantly hunted, are excellent, goes in deep ground, perfect Leapers. - - N . E NGLISH STATE LOTTERY, Isoo, bi', . gins drawin of March ISOI ...

... SP 01?771 CUMberiand Hunt .---The Egrernont ‘o'leet.;ng this year proved 'a very pleasant one;. and the vort, so thr as the weather.. would permit, was tolerably good. .If that sometimes interfered with the pleasures olthe chace, it caused no interruption ...

... age, on which oce4sion their Majesties received the compliments of the nobility at Windsor. . The. Houie occupied by Sir VERE HUNT, in Whitehall, is. ,to he appropriated forone of the new banking-houses, under the natue of the Union A Commis4on is to pass ...