Star.
London, England, 1815-11-22 00:00:00

PEDEST2f :A7311'.

THF. ROCI•IESTER I'EDESEItIAN.
QAKEit ye.ttrd.ty motnivg, accompanied hp some
of t.ts flie.nd , went to Itociie.tcr U. mtt la
compktir;g Iti task ht. 1,.t only half a r atmd in
weight. He is no, in the (rase f.. 1 ,11;,•r tiTe4k.
tasting at the Cossack, lie I,a,te I,:s con y
satisfied, to know how inatty steps he had gone d
ing the 20 days: he acci,rditigly %%wilt on toe i;rwo..
and walked one wile in hi. :•.fratly p.sce, and h r
in quick time, neither of winch vatted ()It: sir,. ;
and by calculation it appvais that i.e has d
1,921,920 steps, and gone cart hi, measured gr • aoid
8008 times. I').t NEN was busily employed .)....,ierday
in assisting to take up the stakes ant tern3vniA the
curds that were placed to keep Cr.! path clear.—
During the day be was ievt-ral I.ldies and
Gentlemen, all of whom ni..de trim presents. Poor
BAKER has become such a favourite with the lair sex,
that he has been nearly cropped in giving away locks
of his hair. Thoe who had not been fortunate
enough :o make an early application, were told that
they were welcome to vArat temained if they would
only get him a wig ; but the Ladies dt:clined putting
the little hero into that state.

THE 131,ACICHEATH PLDEsritIAN.
EATON pursues his arduous ta3k, (1,100 nii'es, in
1,100 successive hours,) with unabited I lis •
ilth is very good, and lie says that the eurcise
agrees with him better than being idle.
THE BRISTOL PEDESTRIAN.
Mr. JOHN &micas started yesxrd ty morning pre.
cisely at six o'clock, in gootrheal.l and high spitt,,
and at 3`..., minutes past eight completed thitteen
miles, when he took a very hearty Ineakiag ..t beef
steaks and beer, and started six rnititres ne Line
o'clock, and at thirteen minutes p.ist eLven oe cow -
pieced twenty-five miles. •• He then took a glass of
.le, and pursued his task At fiitee:l mi:uttes twenty-
three seconds past eleven. At foul wet, inioutes a:ter
twelve he had walked thirty miles. He then took
some refreshment, mind started at thirty-seven minutes
past twelve. At thirty-six willows past two o'clock
he had gone forty miles; he th.-n halted, and took
two glasses of Madeira wine and water, and started
again at fifty-six minutes past two. o'clock ; and at
fifty-nine minutes past tour o'clock completed fifty
miles.

Yesterday morning there was a numerous M. et-
ing of the assenting Protestant Clergy at the Li-
brary in Red Cross-street, to take Into consideiatioa
the present persecuted srate of the Protestant, in
the South of France. Numerou; digressing details
were laid before the Meeting, and it was re) .1,4,00 to
make application to his Majesty's Government to
employ its powerful influence in behalf of the unfor-
tunate sufferers. The conduct of these Gentlemen
in thus stepping forward on an occasion which calls
for the united exertions of all Ptutestants, does theut
great credit, and will, we hope, be gener illy followed.
CottN EXCHANOC, MAIAK• LAN& Nov. 22.--We lull
a little Wheat fresh tip this morning lion' Suffolk,
which, in addition to what was left unsold on Mon-
day, made together a good supply ;and having but few
buyers, sties were heavy, bat our prices iemain as on
last day. li irley of fine qoalitie; maiiduans its prices,
but the inferior 'arts are rather ct,eaper. • In Oats,
Peas, Bans, and other articles there is little v,aiation.
Cowrisiumrtotz OF Ex Ellett/UM.: Al: Y LUCK
I'he
Ticket No. 6tX/, drawn on Thursday List a Prize! of
4.2400, was Sold at WW's truly Fortis late ()dice,
No. 17, Ludgate-street, (near St. r:tul'a) where,
it will be recollected, the Two last aelio,ooo Pt ices
were also Sold in Shares, besides a Variety of Minor
Capitals in the last Six Months. NEAT SATURDAY
;11 be the Third Day's Drawing, and 'tic not too
late to cecure some of the three £'50,000 or two
i€ 20,000 Stock nixes, which are yet undrawn, and
peihaps still on Sale at WEDS'S Office.
LATE CATASTROPHE IN WLLL hrttEET ••••••The three
persons who are now known to hate perished in the
late calamity, but whose bodies have not been disco-
vered, are a Frenchman, a German, and an I:ish-
man. None of them, we are happy to state, had
ta-
milics ; they were constantly resident upon the pre-
mises of Mr. CoSSTADr. Of the individuals sent to
the hospital, one (a Frenchman) died yesterday mor-
ning.—An Ingaisition was taken, and the Jury. it--
tin ned a verdict of—Accidental Death. The body
was sht,ckiugly mutilated.

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