Star.
London, England, 1815-11-21 00:00:00

THE AR mr.

Transports, having detachments on boird for the
3d, 4th, 7th, and 40th Regiments, sailed on Sunday
morning from Dover for Ostend.
A detachment of the 2d Battalion of the 71st R.?.
giment, light infantry, consising of one Captain, two
Stilialtetns, and 110 priva:cs, left Glasgow Barracks
on Wednesday, to join the Ist Battalion in France.
Tuesday morning a detachintnt of the Perthshire
Militia marched front the B.irrAck at Perth, having
received, the preceding evening, their mute to Ber.
wick. They were followed next morning by the re.
minder of the Regiment.
The depot of the 21 Battalion of the 9lst Regi-
ment, for sum! time stationed in Barracks at Perth,
left them on Tlior4day, to join the Ist Bittali.in in
France.
Detachments of the 3d, 4th, 7th, 40th, and ‘,.'d
Garrison Battalion, sAiiesil horn Dover iur Ft'.olCe
yesterday.
Detachments of the I6th, 21st, 23d, 29:h, 39th,
57111, 71st, and 79th Regime,ts of Foot ; of the Ist
and 2.i Dragoon Guards ; and the 7th aid 15th
Hussars, arc about to sail from the same port.

The head-c,u.irters of the Furfarshire Militia are at
present in Downpattick.

PEDESI RI !NISH.

HE ROCHLS fER PEDESTRI Ig.

Rot:llEBl'Eu, Novioterit 29.—This morning. at See
minutes before live O'clao. k, 8.410 ER completed his
tick of low miles, a; d one mile and a 11.df over;
the whole of which lie has accomplishr.4 in twe:ity
days—one day less thin the time allowed him to per-
form it. Last night, at balk) sst ten o'clock, on his
completing his 50t11 mile, BAKER, to the astonish.
ment of even his confidential friends, sheaved Out
game and bottom which he had tor !lido rtn dode,
by stating that he intended to finish his arda-us un-
dertaking before he retired to rest. Dr. Neu,ost,
whose attention to the Pedestrian has been iiiiremit-
ting, being fully confident of the stiength a his con-
stitution, readily acquiesced in his determination.—.
BAKER then went off in high spirits. and at the time
above alluded to, accomplised 75 miles and 192 rods,
thus making good his match. In the course of the
night he halted three times, and each time danced a
hornpipe, to the astonishment of all prese'it. After
finishing his task, he retired to the Cossack public-
house, amidst the acclamations of the spectators, and
the roaring of a huge elephant, till ten o'clock, when
he again made his appearance, dressed in a white
flannel jacket, his oew hat, and old boots, and walked
up and down the course several times. At twelve
o'clock he began to complete the miles he had done
in the rods : the course at this time was crowded
with thousands of spectators. At one o'clock he
made good five miles t and at a quarter alter two,
he accomplished his ten miles. Ile was then put
into an open carriage, drawn by two beautiful black
horses, elegantly decorated with leaves of laurel and
blue ribbon, accompanied by Mrs. BAKER, his eldest
son, his nurses Mr. MILES, Mr. Cll ALNIERs, and others
of his friends, .some of whom had leaves of laurel
with gilct:l litters—Baher and I" ictory. In this man-
ner they proceeded among!' the towns of Itrchestcr,
Stroud, Chatham, and Troy Town, attended by the
Marine Band, playing---,, the an:tering Hero
comes." They then retired to the Coss lok, to tp.r.l
the remainder of the day.
The following is a colr:ct stati-ment of BAKER'S
daily performance Eters his commencement at halt-
past five o'clock on Tuesday morning, October 31 :
Day. Mils.
Tuesday, Slit October I
Weliesday, Ist Nov. tt 51
Thurtohy, 21 -- 3 54 19u
Friday, 3d --- 4 r 0 144
Saturday, 4th 5 50 144
Sunday, sth --- 6 £0 144
Monday, 6th --- 7 50 144
Tuesday, 7th 50 19:1
lircdaesday,Nth 9 50 161
Thursday, 9th 10 50 luii
Friday, 10th --- 11 56 214
Saturday, 11th --- 12 50 21i;
Sunday, 12th -- 13 SO 144
Monday, 13th 14 17 924
Tuesday, 14th 15 L7O 192
Wt.:Weed. 15th 16 SI 169
Thursday, 1611 17 51 192
Friday, 17th --- 18 50 168
Saturday, 18th -- 19 52 168
Sunday, 19th 20 75e 192
THE BLACK-HEATH PEDESTRIAN. _

Yesterday the concourse of spectators exceeded any
day last week, and the Hare and Billet continued full
to excess. EATON came out regularly to wall• hit
two miles in every two hours, which he now mos►ly
does in twelve or fourteen minutes each. He looks
extremely well, and is very confident of ultimate
success.