The Sun.
London, England, 1816-11-07 00:00:00

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This match, considering that it was won in one
minute and 13 secoinls within the, given time, is
erpial to more than ten milvs.an hour in fiJe
‘vember, and it will stand high on the sporting
records.: •

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BARNET, the veteran hero in pedestrilinism,who
lately performed the -extraordinary task .of walk-
ing 1500 miles in thirty-two days. is again b irked
to walk 2000 miles in forty-two days. He emu-
enees on Tuesday, the 19111 inst. at moon, in the
Regent's Park.

Br.P.s.-,—A swarm of bees took up their intl!,-
Hg 3 eight, years ago betwixt the roof and cell•
ing of a summer _braise, in the garden of
"formllol-ME M4UDa, Fe4l. of Kendal.—
litre the colony has remaioed unmolested ever
since,
,nor has it been knoun to send off a
swarm. On Wednesday se'nnight, lieLLAsts,
Esq. hat; the curiosity to remove part of the
ceiling. for the purpose of inspecting the sate
of the hive, when he found 601bs. of comb filled
with "hoto part of which, was become granulated
in the cells front age. it appears from this fact,
that the casting Of bees, and the mortality to witich
these,provident animals arc exposed in unfarour•
able seasons are effects niising from I he.. narrow
apart nients to which they are cunfine4 Wider the
care of luau.

In many of the public journals both in this
country and on the Continent,lt has been repott-
ed that the distinguished traveller 134r0n VON
flustnoLor was to • proceed to India, in order to
examine its -mineralogy and geology. We have
Ikviiya been of_ opinion that such investigitions
ought„,if possible, to be conducted and executed
by otir Own countrymen : it is therefore with the
greatest solisfaation-we inform oar reader!" that
the celebrated Sir jonN'lALcoukt has engaged.
a mineralogist of this'conntry to go with him to
India. Mr. LAIDIAIV, the gentleinan Who 'ac-
companies Sir JonN, is, we are informed, no less
eminent as a practical mineralogist and geOlogist
than as an ,engineer. We therefore cOnfiiiently
anticipate, front the labours Of this gentlem.nn,
tinmerons discoveries, which cannot fail to prove
highly iptei.est;ngto the scientific World, and of
the greatest importance: to our Indian enipire,
from the new sources of Wealth which they *ill
ilkeluse.—(Edittburgh Courant)

, .
In the neighboorbbod, of Stitton-Cheney..in this
enmity, a bare Juts for nearly three years unit
been the.constant guest of a cottage-garden : her
form is generally tinder the shade of a cabbageleaf, and frequently &shout the close of day ohe is
seen skipping and playing in. the most fit Millar
manner wi,th the house cat. She toak.Nhelter iu
that garden when a leveref,and has almost daly
been seen in or \Alibi') a few yktrds of it,ever since.
She is so tame rhot she does riot Seem tit all to
dread the approach of mHu. If by accident she is
put up by the posqcssors of the garden, 0.1 t.; COlll-
- takes reiktip! it ":1 Inure corner, a h.
uktt the feast appearance of trepidation or niacin ;
:Ind although since her first voluntary entiance
She hasalWays been Perfectly itt liberty to escape,
she has' flow grown grey in fidelity, and is nearly.
notch domestic nted as her tiger-like companion,
(Leicester Paper )

.I.bere is now in the parish of. St. Sidwells,
Exeter, •an old 'IIMU,' Willie:II SAMUEL WILLY, Ml*,
shortly enter iri. f 1 th year ; he rerei; es a :Mall
pittance trot; the parish, of South Petherton, in
Sotnetsetshire,,whinh is very reguhrly transmitted
hint through the medium 01 the printer of the Eviler
Gazette. On -inquiry how he managed to pay the
rcnt of Ilk cotta e; subsistence, he re-
" That, not having.
.tintlielent to purchase
breed, his prim ipal food was horse beaus, which he
found very watt' tit His , reviving, and strengthen•
lug, when he could have enough, which WAS not
alivity4_ the case,-" The manner his wife (a woman
near fourscore) cooks the beans is, to soak them
in water ov.a night, and bake them, i.tdding.tt
small piece of fat, or a hone, if they can. obtain it.
The,oid man is very civil and cohtented, end pos-
sesses nearly all his teeth.
Sattuday niAlit last a valuable' horse, be-
longing' to' •Mr. Willday, •of the Robin Wood, in
Lichfield, tent stolen out of a piece of ground
adjoining the Birmingham-road; Handbills, att.-
ing n liberal reward On conviction Of the robber
were immediately issued, and promptly circulated in
every direct ion. These joditiotts.meastwes, it is ima-
gined, induced the thief to retrace his steps ; for
on Tuesday night the horse was found at Fisher-
.teick,• in the very. place it had been previously
sought tune of its shops was broken, and it btire
other,evident marks of haiing been rode hard it
considerable distance.

Friday, being Falkirk fair for hiring servants
;00 the ensuing half year), an exhibition of wild
beasts was made in a caravan, in the market-place,
when a girl of about three years of a. e, in the
charge of her sister, who is about seyenteen years,
while witnessing the said exhibition, was seized
hy the riglkt arm by a leopard, who (though every
ineaus chat the.cncumstances of the case
.afforded
were used to save the child) lacerated the area to
ti nit degree,, that amputation from the.aliouirier
was fonnd,imlispensably necessary.
On Monday week, as a fine boy, five years.of
age, whose tattier is employed under Mr. .Dodds
t Boulby Aluni.works, near - Whitley, was amus-
ing himself by running towards the edge hi the
highcliti at unit place, he was Itt length Precil"-
tater' to the .bottoni,. a depth .of 100 yard*. Tit
the astonishment of every one he was taken up
afire, but expircd short!} aftcilyaFdi..

W NTEritIGINC

COURT QF CJIANCERY, Nov. 6.

To-day the,C;ourt of Chancery, 10; veil ie the
ul Act' COuats, commenced its Si (hip at
Westminst, r Hall, foe' the \lid) trimaiTerm. The
Lord Chancillor being unable to come down to the
Court, owing
,to. some slight remains of h s late
indkposition (which we ore happy to hear ale
not likely to di•tain aunt her day front the dis-
charge of his important dunks), the VIcE-CitAst-
CELLOR occupied his place ott the , 11i1
llonour elltered the Court Hbuilt one o'clock, and
set in^ Serjeant Ousloti at the bar, addressed him
in the following terms :—" Mr. Scrjeaut Onslow,
the Regent, airing in.the n,tine and on the
hdialt. of his Maresty, having been Plew,vi) to op-
point you tine hf hIS Mjest Cohn learned in
the law, you will be itlestit tv hike vonr platee
rliv. hat." Mr. MArryst anti atr.ey
were then successively called wittlin the 1.).4r
King's Counsel in the same form. thive
Learned Gentlemen, according to the usual eri.,
queue., being asked if they ba,l any tl,iog ;hove;
and haVing nothing, bowed owl retired.

mogrthi U. dotEmAti.

Air. 1-YARD moved, in this csse, that the oid,'e
made by the Lord Chanccilor in March las:, to
rcter the imints in litigation between the pitties
to at hitratioo, as conti'tited to by thchl, lie made
Ft rote of Court, awl that the aWlrti of the Hubitio.
tor he esothlibited. Pniere was iu oppi:sition;
and the 'notion was allowed.

The (Curt vras engaged for the remainder of
the day iu hearing !notions oi course, or motions
htu ptiGlic interest whatever.