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London, England, 1825-01-27 00:00:00

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AN 'ERTD A 01. /YIN A try vo" Itorox.- •
The Whorlton and Stokesley Fox-hounds had a tun on Tuesday;
sennight, which equalled, if not excelled, 2 ty this lesion.
threw off at Burrow.green, the property of li. Carhploa,
after drawing the wood for nearly a quarter of an Muir, 11Ieitnieffi-
was unkennolled, and took of in a gallant style towirdstbe vs
the direction of. Guisbro'. Attef leaving. the mood, Was
Guishro', he entered the enclosures un the right, and crossing the
Whitby road, at Waterfall-bridge, proceeded directly series the:
extrusive moorof Strongbow, towards Waupley, which be p.m&
on the right, and turned into Commondale. Here, in consequence'
of some sheep havinr crossed the scent. the hounds were at fault'
about ten Minutes„ and some cold hunting framed, but Reynati•
having hilted, the scent soon became good, and the bounds again'
went off, breast high Hr :low crossed the moors between Corn.;
mondale and Westerdale, and passing through Scatern Park, crosseet
the moor in the direction of- Brant dale, which he stirred about .a
mile, and then took over fur Bolton Ilea'd. A fter leaving the dome
he entered the park of Sir William Foulks, Dart: and atter running
the whole length of the cover, he took across the county! fur Div
tershy, at which village he was run into in gallant sty*, after a?
chase of nearly forty miles. The time from the kennel to the death'
was four hours and 20 minutes, and considering the rugged contr.--
try through which they passed, this run may be said not to have
been equalled this season. Of a numerous field, only three horse-
men were in at the depth.

PEDESTRIANISM.
The gfeatest pedestrian undertaking ever known was aeeom•
plished at three o'clock yesterday afternoon, by Niendis, groom to-
Capt. Ramstien, for 500 sovereigns. The task was to start at that •
104 mile stone year Pershore, Worcestershire, and to reach a gforsir
spot (103 miles) on the London side of Bayswater, in 24 hours.
The pedestrian started from Pershore at three o'clock, v. as. Oft--
Tuesday, and reached Broadway (twelve miles) a few minutes be-
fore five o'clock. Here the pedestrian had to encounter the two
miles hill, which overlooks the beautiful vale of Evesham. I le,:
however, covered his ground to Moreton in the Marsh within fi.ur
hours (20 miles). At Chipping Norton the groom refre,hed, and'
performed 52 miles in 2.5 minutes within half the time, in good trams
veiling order. He reached Wycombe 50 miles from home, aiid •
breakfasted, soon after eight o'clock, and kept at his work, at about
four miles and a quarter an hour, and won cleverly, with twelve
minutes to spare. Captain Smith, the umpire, offered to back 02
pedestrian on the ground for a thousand sovereigns, to perform 106 •
miles In 24 hours over two miles of measured ground ; no takers.

Skipper, the celebrated pedestrian, has undertaken to 'aria front
Exeter to Taunton, and back again, a distance of 64 miles, fur
21 successive days (Sundays excepted). He commenced the ardu-
ous task on Tuesdatniorniug, and is backed for 100 sovereigns.

INSOLVENTS' PETITIONS TO BE HEARD, JA M. 29;
AT THE COURT, PORTUORL-STRUT, Liecolles-Isr-Ficure.
L /kinky, Sowerby, Yorkshire, cloth-manufacturer.
J. Andrews, Redeross-street, Southwark, hatter.
J. Bailey, New Brentford, victualler.
J. P. Berry, Foot's Cray, Gentleman.
J. H. Crackar, Lime-street, hair-dresser.•
J. Hasler, Cromer.street, St. Pancras; carpenter.
J. Hampton, Castle-place, Whitechapel; euise Aker.
J. C. Heath, Thomas-street, New-Cut, linen-draper's shopmsa.
J. Hitchcock, Edgware-road, straw-bat-manufacturer.
J. Meader Princes-street, Lambeth, bricklayer.
A. &linden, Mitre-street, Aldpte, ostrich•feather-manufacturerr
R. S. Nunn, Peerless-place, City-road, poulterer.
Perriman, Doddiscombsleigh, Devonshire, no business.
J. Pitt, Doddiscombsleigh, Devonshire, farmer.
E. Powell, jun. Holton, carman.
L Smith, Calthorpe-place, Gray's Inn-lone, out of business. •
J. E. Sutton, Great Surrey-street, Gentleman.

LIMERICK, JANUARY 22.—Saturday last a' Pilit
Council was held at the Castle, when Proclamations
were issued, delaring the County of Limerick, and the
Baronies of Bunrutty and Tulle, in the County of
Clare, restored to a state of tranquillty, aod relieving
them from the operation of the Insurrection Act. Cap-
Lain O'Grady, M.P. John Thomas Waller, jun. Esq.
of Castletown,.and other County Gentlemen, cares into
:own yesterday, in expectation of meeting Mr. Black-.
burn. His presence, however, was totajly unneces-
sary, and Mr. Yokes and another Magistrate attended
in the County Court-House; and read hi; Excellency
the Lord Lieutenant's Proclamation, withdrawing the
provisions of the Insurrection Act from this County;
the entire of which is now relieved from its operation.
Since the restrictions of the Insurrection Act have been
withdrawn from Kerry, that County continues in a:
peaceable state.
ItsvENua Itartawoeumns.—The final adjustment.
of the Customs department of the Irish Revenue has,,
it is said, received the sanction of the Lords of. the
Treasury. The Excise, of course, will follow imme-
diately ; a report is prevalent that the Escise awaits the
opening of Parliament, when the Parliamentary Con;.:
misrioners will submit their scheme for the approbation
of the House, which will be at once accorded, and the
whole dispose:id in the course of the ensuing month.
We are inclined, however, to doubt that any an; oval
is nowt necessary, except that of the Lords of the Tie l-
any. In all former cases of changes is the public-
departments it was sufficient.
When Queen ELIZABETH' once visited Folkestone.
the inhabitants voted a loyal and patriotic addies,,
which his worship, the Mayor,• received instructions tO
deliver in person, clothed in hit full Magisterial cos-
tume. To-give solemnity to this address, andtto pay a.
high compliment to the Virgin Queen, the good func-
tionaries of Folkestone employed their parish clerk to.
versify their resolutions; at length the time being ap-'
pointed for the reception of this epic, the MOnatch
took her seat upon the Throne, an.; the Mayor of
Folkestone being introduced, he, with great dignity,.
mounted on a three-legged stool, commenced his poet'
cal declamation thus:—

Oh, mighty Queene!
Welcome to Folksteene !
Euzaarraburst into a loud roar of laughter, and with-
out allowing his Worship time to recover hiruse:f,
she replied—
You great Fool!
Get ogi that Stool !'
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BIRTIL
Sunday, in Whnpole-street, thy Lady of Thomas Green, Tsaq•
111. P. of a daughter.

DIEM
The 20th 'natant, in Chester-street, Grosvenor-place, Maria
Wooistone Marshall, the wife of Captain John Marshall, C.O. R.Y.
At Negapatans, in the Rost rndies, on the 10th June Lot, Capt.
Robert Bower, of the Rh Regiment Madras Native Infantry.

COAL MARKET, JAN. fint
Ships at lisiket. Ships SoW. Pike.
:in Newcastle 20 7404 01 'to 40s nol
Il Sunderland 9. 30s 6d to 401 6d
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