The Sun.
London, England, 1815-12-15 00:00:00

YEDESTRIANISM—AIimsToNk, DEC. 14.

Tv Fr EE AND SO N— 11 th‘Dily.)—This morning
Toffee started at a quarter past 2 o'clock, and by 20
minutes before 4, rrforrned 5 miles ; which com-
pleted the bait of the undertaking, viz. 600
miles ; at a gnarter after 6, he had gone 61 miles,
when ,the boy set off, and by a-quarter past 7,
perfornwd 41mile's; Tnfi«c, at 9, 41 miles ; the
sen, at 10, 4 miles ;
,at I'2, Toffee, i 4 Miles;. at
1,, the boy, 3 miles ; at 3, they had accomplish-
ed- 41i miles ; at. 6, 55 miles ; and 20 minutes
before 9, o'clock, 65 miles, w!;cn they left off.

LIST (F ARTICLES INTENDED AS PRESENTS FOR THE

EMPEROR OF CHINA AND WIS MINISTERS

•.
One large liioking-:glass and frame,. about la feet by 9 feet
—One large convex mirror and frame, the mirror :3 feet in
diaineterSeveral smaller mirrors—One large glass chande-
lier, and two sets desert services of glass—Two large:cande-
labras, and four sets desert services of glass—One desert set
porcelain, and three porcelain vases—*Pwo sedan
• Several pieces finest superfine broad cloth—Several pieces
finest. veteets-I.Essences and .perfunies—Lignenrs and pre-
served fruits—Portraits of their Majesties.—Therc are at the
India-House a collection •of coloured and uncoloured en-
gravings—A 'case of furs—Some boxes of siniff—A selecti.m
of Bran-lab's patent. hicks—and a case of hand telescopes.

• Theb. Imperial Highnesses the Archdukes JOHN
and Lewis arrived at Berwick on Thursday even-
ing, about eight o'clock. On Saturday they ar-
rived in Newcastle, soon after which they were
waited-open' by the Right Worshipful the MAYort
and 'several of the Aldermen ; when the MAYOR
requested the honour of entertaining them at the
Mansion-house, which their Imperial Highnesses
declined, observing, that they were sensible of
the honour intended then~, but- that they %visited
to be considered as travelling privately. On the
same day they visited Shields, and Walken(' col-
liery. On Saturday forenoon they attended at the
CatholiC-Chapel ; and in the afternoon they
paid a visit to Sunderland, to see the cast-iron
Bridge. Monday their Highnesses proceeded to
Lemington, to %kw the iron-works At that place.
A young lady, of coosiderable fortune, eloped
on Wednesday morniag, from the residenCe of her.
relatives near Exeter, with a young military
officer of the nave of The post-chaise
and four in which they went off, 'passed' through
Chndleigli and Ashburton, towards Plymouth,
closely pursued ; but the kir fugitive; who is not
17 years of age, has not yet.' been restored to her
parents.
JACK'S etttl ZE,—Saturday two of our gallant
tars, just paid off, 411(1 at a loss how to get rid of
• their money fast enough, hit on tile expedient of
hireing eighteen of the (fillies that run between the
three towns, with which they went in grand pro-
cession from Plymouth to Dock, and back, to the
infinite astonishment of the humbler pedestiians.
To humour the. joke sinue of the drivers got in-
side, and Jack and his comrade rode separately,
one bearing a white handkerchief, and the other,
a large printed posting bill, relative to the flying
stag, intended to be 'bhewn at 'the Plymouth
• theatre_
The Scheme of the Lottery for the approaching
New Year, is (what it ought to be), completely
different to any we have-seen for some time past.
In forming it without any fixed Benefit, and with
less than two Blanks to a Prize,. the Contractors
appear to have _studied what they will always find
it their interest to study—ale Public's wishes; and
they have Rppropriately fixed the Drawing on the
.Day dedicated to St. Valentine, whielt was for-
• merly marked in the. RVlllaLl ligikack as the day
• of Universe Loye,

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