The Sun.
London, England, 1815-11-14 00:00:00

PEDESTRiANISM.

ROCEI ESTER PEDESTRIAN.—(Fourteenth Dcy)
BAKF.O yesterday morning, not vvithstowiing the
-inclemency of the weather, commenced at four
o'clock, accompanied by his regular attendants
vi:11 their lantborns, but had apt' gone more than
one mile and three-quarters before they were
coutpciled to leave oil-, finding- it totally* impossi-
ble-to: proceed :further.. -,die tried to resume his
labours ii little after six, and with the izreatest
diticultv, made tip in the whole five mil;s,- anti
was :heti o)liged to stop till the storm abated.—
The wear icr at nine o'clock became less boks-
reruns, and the r;tin ceasing, he started afresh,
and at ten o'clock accomplished eight miles ; the
rest of his ta,k he pursued at intervals, and at,
tt quarter before four, left oil' with having gone
only 17 uril and a.quarter. He was, however,
:fully bent on rising at an early hour this morning.

EATON continued his exertions yesterday ..at
Blackheath, and was visited by several Geutlemen
in the course of the day. About a qtiarter past
three he completed bit 78th.mile.

The pedCstrian who is about, to perform the
Wilscmian feat in the neighbottrhood of Bath, has
deferred the commeneement•till the 20ili instant.
All the men and women are about to become
pedestrians. We have accounts of eight different
matches in the county of Somerset, all of them
for trifling- wagers ; and to each account is ap-
pended-the name of, a public-house in the neigh-
bourhood, w here, of course, ample acemninoda-
tions are provided.
In Bristol, we understand •that a female, GS
years of age; who has been on cradles these five
vents, is matched to walk up and
,do‘vn Alfred
fifty times in twelve hours, for a wager of
five shillings. The' old woman is confident of
success, but the odds are 'against ,her.

NVINDsort, .Nov. 13.—The Royal Family, wit:n
their visitors, 'attended
.11ivine Service yesterday,
in the Castle.—Friday, Sir HENRY lIALFORD went
out of attendance on the KING ; and afterwards
left, with his family, their house a: Virginia Water,
for London.

THE CHACE.—The Royal, Stng Hounds started
a very fine' deer on Friday from .StokeAireen,,
for a daY'shunting, which was very numsrously
attended 'by Gentlemen, Sportsmen, &e, At
starting the deer skewed remarkably. fine sport,
taking across the country with ,very great swift-
ness, and pursuing , his course towards Ux-
bridge, making: to the right by the village of
Hayes, and afterwards towards Southall-Market,
where he ran withgreat speed through a numerous
flock of sheep xultich happened to be passing on the
London road at the time. The drovers' two dogs
left the flock of sheep, and all the calling of the
drovers had ho effect ; they pursued the deer
most furiously, and the deer, to avoid his nine and
fresh pursuers, endeavourrd to leap over a wall,
but which proved rath;.r too high for hint, and
he being nearly exhausted only touched the top of
the wall, and fell backwards, tlie E 1 rovers'' dogs
having pursued him so closely that they seized
his • hind legs; and pulled him down from the
wall, and in the tall the deer unroilimately;
broke his neck, which of course finished the day's
t!iyersion. This deer was taking the same course
as that which was taken near Harrow-on-the-
Hill at the last hunt.

Me. and "Airs. Asti, with their daughters, have
ba'n gratit-viug the people of Dublin with•Con-
tuts, which, supported by their combined taienti,
nave of course been very ti (tractive.