Star.
London, England, 1813-10-18 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS to be made In the COUNTRY.

Nov. 8, John Hill, Axminster, Devon, victualler, at eleven, at
the Goldin Lion, Lyme Regis, Nov. 11, John Wensky. Woe.
' cestrr, grocer; at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol.—
' Nov. t John Walker, Wekefield, linen-draper, et eleven. at the
New Court-house, Wakefield. Nov. 12, Joseph and John Smith,
Birmingham, linen drapers, at eleven, ai the Shakespear Tavern,
Birmingham. Nov. 11, Wm. Drewry the younger, Falkingham,
carpenter, at eleven, at the Greyhound, Falkingham. Nov. 10,
Matthew Newham, of Falkingham, attpenter, at eleves at the
Greyhound, Falk ()sham. Nov. 8, W. Creamer, Carlisle, hat-
' mauetacturer, at eleven, at theßlue Ben, Carbide. October 80,
Samuel Paul Batuford, John Cook' and James Francis Clifford,
of Twerton, Somerset, wersted.ammufacturers, it twelve, at the
Elephant and Castle, Bask.
CERTIFICATES, Novesssits fr
Benjamin Gooch, Pottland-roa#, victualler. Samuel Ferns.
worth, Coduor, Derbyshire, hosier. John Gale, Bethwlck, inn-
holder. Ci'litielk Russell, Bath, hrush.nialter. Joseph Sinacock,
St. Albans, linen-draper. Arabella and Wm. Taylor, Kingston-
upon-Hull, merchants. Samuel Meatiley, Manchester, merchant.
Thomas Premien, 'Cornwell, Oxfordshire, victualler. Barnard
Barnett, and Alexander Davis, High-street. Sbadwell, Middlesex,
slopselletio. Abiabant Fluke, of the City of Worcester, cabinet.
maker.

NOTICE.—It is absolutely necessary, that all who
are anxious to purchase particular or favourite Num.
hers in the present Lottery, should apply immediately
to the o,itices, as great disappointment daily occurs
from persons having delayed their enquiries until the
Numbers they wanted have been sold, and every hour
encreases the probability 'if f such a circumstance, as
the Drawing begins on the Sd of November. and the
Sale is at present very brisk.
THE GREAT Foor-Race.—We mentioned in our
' Paper of Saturday., that Ramer had tailed in his
great undertaking, to perforin 100 miles in 18 succes-
sive hours. The following are further particulars :
Rainer went over more ground in the time in his
mach with Cross, Captain Barclay's man, in April
last, than ever was doile•te•fore, viz ninety miles and
ail half in seventeen hours, when he fell exhausted.
Cross once did the grimed in nineteen hours. and • a
Kentish man, y: tont Doct.!r Mills, did it a few years
since in 20 h,•urs. Tenterden course, a distance of
one mile, was roped rouitd tit this occasion, to pre-
vent the irruption of horsemen, and the pedestrian
starter 1 ut ten o'clock on Wednesday night, backed
by some of the L :ndon cognorcenti, and time was bac-
ked by a potatoe.mercl as( , who knew its value.—
Rainer did t 8 miles in tour hours, when he took re-
freshment, nod resumed hi 3 task with much gaiety.
He continued to proceed At the rate of seven miles an
hour ; aid having gone betwixt kitty and•fifty miles;
it violent storm, which lasted two hiars, tOrnpelled
him to shelter in his lent although he went some
miles in it. The rain made the ground like a sheep
ck, and the wind was boisterous the whole time of
the pedestrian's travels. He stopped again at sixty
miles, having performed the distance (including stop-
pages) in 10 hours; and after dozing a fewininutes, and
eating the leg of a fowl, he left his tent apparently as
fresc,ll and well as when he started, and he was backed
tis .114,2 at 2to 1, and Sto 2. Such were the pedes-
trian's own anticipation of success, that there were no
takers of odds. He lost none of his animation until'
going the 68th mile, the greater part of which beil
walked ;..and he continued to go the 69th mile at a '
very slow walk, and having finished it, he retired to'
his tent, twelve hours and nine minutes of his time,
being expired. He reclined himself on the sofa.
and was seized with convulsions of the strongest kind,
which lasted a length of time, and he was ultimately
removed off the ground in a post chaise in a deplo-
rable state. The best judges of pedestrianism are sa-
tisfied, that to perform such a match is not within the
physical powers of man ; and Rainer is yet the first
pedestrian of the day from ow mile to fiery.

ANOTICII GILIND ATTZ.MPT.

Dogger Milt, of whom we have before spoken am.
onions to preserve the honour of the men of ;Lent,
started after Rainer had been beat to do the .100 miles
in 90 hours, but. the result has not transpired.