Star.
London, England, 1815-10-28 00:00:00

THE ROCHESTER PADES7'RLIAT.

TUPPER having on Thursday night, tit halr-ptst
ten o'clock, accomplished 53 miles in the cottr.e of
the day, started again yesterday at five
o'clock. At eight he had completed I I miles, wl,r.rl
he retired to breakfast i at ten he took some refic..-
ment, and at one went to dinner I by that t'rn: be
had performed 18 miles, and witwithstandii% the
torrents of rain then pour-Inv down, he mitinartl to
proceed in his usual spirits. At ten o'clock las:
night TUFFKE bad completed 33 mies. A+ ha;'.
past one o'clock this moiniog urclay ) Turri.e
had performed precisely 49 miles. It !Anvil tre.
rnendously at that hour, but he was c ,nricuoie his
arduous task wittt great spirit. He intended re finish
his 50 miles at least, bi Inc he went to res..

Owing to the tempestuous a rather, vary few per.
sons were on the course yesteid t,.
In eleven days he had compl:led 457 miks and a
quarter, so in order to accontinis:i uedtr-
taking of lOW miles in 21 days, he trust walk At die
rate of 51 miles and a quarter tv:ry future d.t).

The Badges to be te,ro by
the r otapanions of clic
Bath are nearly all finished. As yet no inAluttiors
of the manner in wi.ich the Kiv.4l MilitAry Offi-
cers are to be invested with them has het n isso.'d.
The whole of the insi;tnias are sent to his Royal High-
ness the Duke of Yoett, as Grand Master ut the
Order. for his in'spection.
The Insignia t f the new Order of the lciig,'una f
Hanover, which may be given as w.ll tit (;.vi) ;II to
Military persons, will consist, besides a st,tr to he
worn on the coat, 0. t tl e following—A St. Andrew's
cross of gold, in the centre of which,
a silver horse galloping on a red ground, and wvcr
that in a blue ground, the motto —" NEC AWItI4A
TERRltttir." The shield is Stlftoollltied by a wreath a
oak, with a gold border, and in the fourth coiner,
between the arms of the cross which ploject 1,ey01..1
the shield, are four golden lions. Such will be the
' order for the Civil Class, that for the abut y will.
I have two swords lying crossways, under the uakeu
wreath. The Grand Crosses are to wear the insioti.4
attached to a gold chain, and the Knights to a blue
ribbon.

From the fall in the price of bullion, gu:neas are
now worth only Arl. Is. their legal value.
A finely executed bust of his MAJlitftY has been
taken at Windsor. during his present indispoiti,,c,
from which the venerable likeness is to be traosterred
to the new silver coin.

Rosser °SIMMS. Esq. Recorder of Hull and
Beverley, Yorkshire, was twice thrown from a spi-
rited horse, on which he was riding from Hull to
Trofford, on Saturday last, and is in consequence
very dangerously hurt.
OLD BAlLEY.—Bradford, charged with forging
bills on the Victualling Office, was ibis morning found
Gnilth—Death. The trial lasted three hours.
Flitlf&—A fire broke out on Thursday afternoon.
at half-past three o'clock, in the manufacto' yof Messrs.
Towning and Sons, hat manufacturers in Mine-
court, enchurch-street, in consequence of the flame
of a candle having accidentally communicated to some
paper in the cellar of the house. The flames soon
ascended to the upper roms, and threatened destruc-
tion to the whole building. The early arrival of the
firemen, however, aided by the assistance of the neigh-
bours, prevented the extension of the destructive ele-
ment beyond the premises in which it commenced
its progress.
In the course of the morning, a fire broke out at
No. 4, Bird-street, Mary-la-Bonne, in the shop of a
carpenter, which burnt with fury for some time. It
was finally extinguished after destroying the greater
pan of the premises. No lives were lost.

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