Star.
London, England, 1815-10-27 00:00:00

THE ROCHESTER PEDESTRIAN.

Wednesday night, soon after completing his 52
miles, Tunica retired to supper, and at eleven went
to bed, when he slept soundly until a kilt b,,fore
lour yesterday trimming, at tvhith hour he started
again, and performed nine miles and three quarters
before breakfast at seven o'clock. At eight he re.
turned to his task until ten. at which time he had
accomplished 17 miles, and then took a bas.,n ref
soup. At dinner he ate heartily, and after
some Madeira, he set off again, having piev;ous
thereto made good '2B, and at half-past five, at tea.
3.5 Miles. Several strangers were on the ground,
from some of whom be received presents, and amongst
them were some of ‘Vics.is.'s 114:As from BLcltheath
and Greenwich. WILSON was VIIVCteI to have yes-
terday visited 'ft:Fits, who has a most anxious de-
sire to see him.

It appears, that notwithstanding his relinquish-
ment on Tuesday, he is endeavouring to lu ing up his
lost time, and thereby to accomplish his task. lie
continues to take abundance of tobaccos and on bis
being asked how he feels himself, his reply is, "never
better." In his walk l7e does not seem to be in the
least fatigued, and in the course of yesterday he fre-
quently performed four miles within the hour ; he its
in good spirits.—By ten o'clock last night he hat
gone 50 miles, and was continuing his task, intending
to finish a few more before he sle,w.—lt has been
stated .in a contemporary print, that .I.I.IEYKE relin-
quished his task in consequence,,f au interview which
he uad with his sister on Sunday. We are desired
by the py:estrian to st.te, that this is totally on-
founded; and that he suspended his walking solely
On account Of a severe but temporary rheumatic
fiction in his knee.

Last Right his Royal Highness the NM' REGENT
honoured Covent Garden Theatre with his presenso,
to see Miss O'NEILL, in the character of Atm Beverley,
in the Gamester ; and the new Melo-Drame of Joke
Du Bart. _ _ _ _ _

The Princess of WALES is fu'iy established at her
Villa on the Logo di Come. Her Royal Highness has
lately made, at a pretty considerable expense, a road
from it to one of the neighbouring towns.
At Paris, on Friday evening last, the Viscountess
CASTLXRRAGH had a grand assembly, at which were
present all the Members of the corps diblomatiqui ;
also the Duke of WELLINGTON, Prince TALLEIDAND,
and the leading English familes then resident there.
The Marquis of ANOLINEY appears completely re-
covered, and with the assistance of his new leg walks
with surprising agility. His Lordship and the Mar-
chioness, with their family and Lady CRAWLS, have
lately been on a visit to Stoke upon Trent.
Lord OXFORD'S only brother, the Hon. and Rev.
Jouu HARLk:Y, died almost suddenly on Friday last,
at his rectory of Presteign, in Radnorshire.
Yesterday the remikis of Lieutenant General
GASIMIL were removed from his late residence in
Southampton-place, and deposited in Westminstes
Abbey with great funeral solemnity.
CORN EXCHANGE, °MEER 27.—Our market was
thinly supplied with all Grain, owing to tke con-
tinuance of contrary winds, but we have no altera-
tion in prices, as the buyers are bolding off in the
expectation of large arrivals on Monday nest.
&Mums' MEAT.—A great reduction Las taken
place in various parts in the country.' in toe Isle of
Sheppy it has been declining some days, and at Sheer-
' ness prime pieces of beef are selling at Gd. per lb.
Mutton is also considerably lower.
REFItACTOItY StasiEN.—The accounts from New-
castle, Shields, and Sunderland, add very few cir.
cumstances of interest to thor.e already known. The
combination is completely broken ; and, although the
entire body of the associated seamen have not return.
ed to their duty, no apprehensions of renewed distur-
bances are entertained. The Naval and Militai y
force has been considerably augmented, but the oiliy
measures of severity hitherto exercised, have beet; I.
suited to the seizure and confinement of tine i it.le..
leaders ; anl the general opinion was, that tra, e
would revert to its accustpmed state before the end
of the week. _ __ _

.Co RI, OCT. 21.—Yesterday were committed to ear gaol John
and James Griffin, Win. Matter, T. Dinei n, and J. Murphy,
charged with haring in then possession fire arriss ; and Stepk. n
Burke, for appearing in arms by night. The Special Sets op of
the Peace was aitjourned at Thurio, un ues,:ay, to Ninaday
next, at Cionmel, where it will be opened by Mr. Pante and
Serje.mt MOORE.

MAWS 010 SI'OCKS THIS DAY A TViELVE O'cLuChe
Reduesd £9ll—Cons. money 6041--for acc. 61 i/
4 per Ceut. 741-6 per Cent. 89 90—Bond. se. 4.. pr.
Q. pr.—Do.pay. I pr.—Ezell. &Us Is. ilts. 40. pr.

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