The Sun.
London, England, 1815-12-11 00:00:00

PEDESTRIANISM.—MAIDsTows, Dsc.lo.

TUFFER Also Som—(7M at-
! eight o'clock;-' young TUFFRE finished the 61t.
day's labour of 60 miles ; he completed his lass
I.li miles in three hOurs, and performed 32 miles
of yesterday's task. The father started this Morn--
jog at one o'clock, and by 6, having rested at
intervals, lie acomplished 14 ,miles ; the boy after
this made good, bye minutes utter 7, 6 miles ;
at 9, Tuffce 6 mites; the boy, at 10, 3 miles;
when they retired during Divine Service' till 12 ;
at-tuff-ost 2, they had gone 14 miles ; t half
past 6, after resting froarhalf past 2 to 4, Dirmiles;
and at 9 o'clock, they finished. with •6U
Fflllalt POesfrieutism —A match was made on
'Qaturday erening ior a woman, to commence in
a few days after the termination of Toifve and his
son's performances, for 30 g-uinitti;tOPertitirm .30
miles for- 20 successive days, the Roebuck
field. . : . .

The BristolTedestrian, Mr. sToxes,Tias‘finish-
ed his task. „The Blackheath Hero, EATOI4,
finished. 718 miles at quarter paitl nine yester-
day mor►ing, and was going on vigorously.

, .
Urtisosoi, Dnc. 10.—On account of the seyeKo
rity of the weather, the QUEEN And PRINCRMS
leave the Csitle but seldom. , Yesterday, however,
they went to ttreQneen's hone atTrogmore. The
Duke olYoar. arrived yesterday to visit his Royal
Mother and Sisters, from London. His Royal'
Highness after Wards went to Oatlands to dine
with the Duchess. Sir Brent Spencer went ouf of
waiting 'as Equerry to the Ning; and left for
SALISBURY, DEC._ 9,.--Her Royal Highness the
. •
Princess- CHALILovie Of ‘VALF,s, having learned,
from 'the Lord Bishop of Salisbury .that many of
the weavers of this • city,are oat --of employ-, has,
with her usual benevolence, beet) graciously
pleased to transmit an order to "Messrs; Stevens
and Slaektuore tor some warns SalistAry flannels,
to be manufaCtured and sent -to her- Royal High=
ness at lVeymotith,.for themseof the poor.
ltycx.t4Ev CoAcustetc—Friday the iSth instant,
the'CommisSin-ners of Hackney CoaChCs convicted
Robert Do.vizk. the driver of the :hackney eq.*h,
No. 119% in the penaltyof 4th., which was.paid„
for mibehaviour in: his 'employment, by being
drunk, and using' abusive language.-,--Sixteen
other hackney coachmen were•conAicted sever ‘.
ral penalties, which .were paid. foy various otlences.':
ilaruy, the fellow who so cruelly and indec,ent7,l
ly floggeaii servant girl, has been sentenced by
the Magistratent..Hicks's Hall, to three months
tmprisontnent in the House of Correction.
Ott Monday, as a-ma.ti and a boy Who were cit..
'ployed-bv, Mr. AGAR, of Brookbill, in the parish
of Warfield, were digging souse sand at Lilly Hill
Pit, near Braneknell, the sand unfortunately fell
in and buried them both. Mr. THOMAS AGAR
SOOll COMM to their assistance and got the man
out, but the boy was killed by suffocation.
Our Correspondent informs us that soon after
Messrs. Coorea and Co the eelybrated.Snrgeorrs,
bad established the. Medical Bwird at Charlotte-
house, Blackfriari-road, a-few of the Profession
imbibed- a degree of jealously, and committed
theMselves, by avowing their sentiments' contrary
to the character of so liberal -a Profession. They -
have, however, since strewn sonic cOntrition, and
acitoowtedge they were ,not aware of whom the
13uard was composed, or that private Practitioners
attended- for advice with-their patients, and. who
are considered one of the'lloard during consults'-.
tion. We are well .assured -that thousands fall
victims to imprOper treatment. The Medical
Board lini•st, therefore, be considered a public
benefit, and acknowledged the fountain head.
Among Counsellors there must be wisdom ; and
we have no,doubt but many lives will be pre-
served by means of these Gentlemen, and. that
those who have been improperly treated, will
avail thcanctre§ of suds tt3l establishiaient.