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

7tneisiEt BLACK HEAra ViDESTRIAN:.

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'lOtAl-I.EATON yesterd4y started.frorn the ILtre
'Mid 1341er, tOwaiklloo miles in 11'00. Sattessive
ban'rs.. the tittle is to be taken frorn ''twelve
o'clocic„thP(igh be 'did nor commence his task.
[mar ake‘r. He is a shartins'tv Strong-
built man, -Ippar.,'l-ntry 'between 49 and ytars of.
age. :His dretikVonsists'of a white hat; blue cont.,
with shoes and stockings. He is,a baker by trade,
and froM having been accustomed to rise to his
business ai all boUrs in the night, rt is Supposed
be will hearthefatigtie *better than most of tboSe
who have attempted the Barclay match. When he
first -started he walked, very leisnray, but ti arils
the chise Of. the 4ty he chic' ented hiS pace, and
W4lked 'the Mile 'll.l about 14 Minutes, the
first five Miles be did not walk one at the end or
an hour, and:another:at the coinin'eacetnent of
the iticeeding hoar, but thiS 'int efilreel to dr.)
the evening. The levonbd on WbrCh he walk-a
extends a quarter of a Mile Trani -'the Ui're and
Billet,,tOwa.fris the Green Man. Small reel Hags
are pla'aed at the 'end at it; round one-Of which 11'4
Walk's. It pre'sent's an un'eqnal'surt'ate, and is
terrnpted by two toads.
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. The Fees on the admission of OlEcers.as Cont-
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panions ()Vibe Bath arc stated In a circular letter
trout the lieralffs tolle:ge as.i,dlows
For the isenfebetm, or plate of naive ima stile, to
6C 4t44(.1 in Westminster Abbey
For recqroiag ile statement of military 'services in

3 0 Ct

the...l)ouks.-iippi-Upriitteal 1u ilke 7 .2
16 8
For a 'copy drdinances ' 1 1 0

• 13 17
No directionS arc yet given of the for:n to be
observed when the investure the 'Officers takes
Boris any time aprinced, Tnc medal is
gold, enamelled in the shaft of .a star, similar to
that worn by the Knights of the Older previous
to the alteration-, but with only four points. The
eictremitY:of each point has a knob of gold, and
between- are four gold lions passant, the whole
forming :an: elegant appearance. This iusignia
will be worn 'suspended by a broad crimson rib
boo, with a gold buckle, from the third button,
bole On the left side Of the uniform coat.

The 3aeobiti'S and 13uonaPertists aliotit Paris
seetit to have increased in audacity. They openly
set the new laws at defiance, and many of them
have appeared
.in the TitilerieS with wartrs on.
their bps, in derision of the -Constitutional De-
crees framed to seal their lips, and repress the
improprieties 6f their conduct. This is a never
mode of offending, which eludes the penalties of
the law, and is•not Less mischievous than their
former clamours.

The greatest, wictiiancc anti activity prevail
'among the iiritith troopii since their occupatintB
Pari§ and its el'ivirons.--The military precau:
tions, which the Doke of ‘VELLizkroToPi has or:
dered to be observed, 'are much more strict than.
whilst the troops were in camp : The Officers
cannot Absvit theniselves, Under any pretence,
horn their gnat-Ceti daring the night ;—but the
most marked cireatustance is, that alarm posts
are aSsigned to every ucgiment, to which they are
to repair instantly in case of attack. Montmartre
is occupied by the 44th regiment, And Paris by
several batteliont of th'e Guards.

Letters from Bengal mention that the 53(1 rem
giment is ordered to Vroceed to Calcutta Mime*
iliately; and on its arrival at Presidency, the
66th reginient i's to proCeed by water to Dinapore.
Rocx; the Comedian, died a few clays ago in
Dublin, .after a short illness. S. one eight or ten
years ago., he belonged to Covent-Garden nod
the Haymarket Theatres, at which he performed
With great credit, the low Irish chatacters.. His
Haymezkef,• in Rosin, will long be reinembend
for its excellence. On quitting the London'stage,
he took the Management of that of Edinburgh.
One the late Mr. ilea r Sthross taking the
honse,•he %vein to Dublin, and became Deputy-
Manager of the Crow-street:Theatre. He has left
One daughter, Vvho promises tit prove an °rim•
tent to the DraMa. In private life, Tos'Y ROCK.
was much respected; and his company Courted for
his pleasantry.
Ntxt Thursday will be the Second Day of
Drawing ; and it is possible that ALL the three
Prizes al 50,00 ft.: Consols. and four of 20,0001.
COnsol4. &c. talty be drawn on that clay. Undrawn
Tickets and Shares are. selling by WEBS, No. 17,
Ludgate-street . (near- St. Paul's), who sold in
Shares the twa last 30,0001. Prizes, &c. arso, No.
10,016, A Prize of 3001. Consols. in the present
Lottery. . •

Curious Conversation, at the meeting of Two Vri-
tish Sailors, in Lcialenhall-street,--W )at cheer, my
hearty ! Where arc you bound, with all your sails
Set, at the rate of ten knots an hour ?—Why, my
boy, I am cruising after g Prize ; 1 shall cast an.
char at Bisn's, and overhaul his numbers ; he is
the lad for one.of the Three 50,000 pounders, or
one of the Pour 20,000 pounders, which, they.
tell me, are all yet between decks, and it I ttuch
one of them, then, my hearty, you shall. nev..:r
know the. Wont Of one of our good King George's
Pittures,, God bless him !
The only Capitals drawn on Tuesday last were,
the Ticket .No. 1,723, a Prize of 1,0001. and
N 0.11819, - a prize of 5001. as it is possible the
result of the next day's drawing"-:may impoverish
the Wheel, to the amutint of 2.10.,0001. CARTER,
No. 8, Charing-cross, urges,.his friends to com-
plete their intended' purchases of Tickets and
Shares immediately, as he thinks it highly pro-
bable, that befOre the Wheel 'goes round , next
Thursday, at nine o'clock in the morning,. the
Contractors will have klikeosed of eery Ticket its
their possession.