The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-10-27 00:00:00

ROCHESTER PEDES7'RI4N.

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TM:IMA Y, ttnvEmrti DAY.
j Turret commenced his j•,orney this day 003
after four o'clock in the morning, in excellent health
and spirits, and whether his illness at the prerioUs
pu t of his undertaking Lpatticularly on Tuesday)
was feigned .or real, we are unable to determine ,•
sulfite it to say, he started with unusual gaiety, and
performed 12 miles before eight o'clock, and sent
' to breakfast ; in half an hour he commenced again,
and completed 261. miles, and went to the Cossack
to dinner, stopping in the course of the morning to
take refreshment. Soon after two he'vorseed Xis
journey, and at fire went to tea, at which time bets)
wslked 38 miles ; he continued hip undertaking af.
ter tea, and at ten o'clock completed 50 stiles, sad
tripped over the ground as gay as at starting. Ben
are shout 8 and 10 to 2 against his waiking tht
lane. within the time. allotted.
d
Turrec completer! 30 miles on Wednesday,
and retisod.at ten o'clock, for the night, to kis fist
house, as he hail done since Sunday. It is but just
Ito remark, that it dui, not appear possible Tre.
FEE to be in better health, or more capable of pur-
suing his journey than he appears at prelent. It is
also the (Tinian of ninny, that deception has been a
leading feature its Tuvrees actions for three days
previous to IVednesdny, but• from what m'tive as
one can determine; and kis ktiewn fief timt
Tune': has bees vifrifesifiy several strangers since bit
'slept at home, particularly on 'fermi'', night and
Wednesday morning last, which has gismo rise to se
ides. that being impressed by some fair promises or
remuneration, he continues the task, even though it
were impossible to complete the distance.

The Committee of dentlomon who had so gene-
rously offered to support and assist Turvat,
in consequence of his draining and re-commencing,
totally deserted him, and the private subscription
they had set on foot has been by them abandoned;
Mr. NEWSON, the surgeon, has also dicenntinued his
attendance; and we believe he is now acting on his
own }melds, and relies on tue support of his new
friends.

To complete the task appears almost imposgihle at
the present period, TOFFEE haring 516 miles to walk
in the coarse of ten days.

A greater number of...strangers have been seen nn•
the ground this day and yesterday, thin have hers
noticed daring the *hole time he has been *Aloe,
who SPPAI fully determined to encourage him to the
end of his journey.

THE QUEEN'S COURT.—Yesterday her MAJESTY
held a •n•ivate Court in Si. James!! Palace. , At five
o'clock their Imperial Highnesses the Archdukes
Joire and Louts of Austria, attended by Lienten,
ant-General Count St. JutfAs, General Count hlOita
r GIN, Colonel Baron PLey, Major Baron CEssINI,
&c. arrived at the Palace in Royal earriaglis from
Stratford-place. They were received with the usual
ceremony. The QUEEN was attended by-their Royal
Highnesses the Princesses Aue usTA and ELIE ABE cif,
the Dukes of CLARENCE and KENT. Their Imperial
Highnesses and suite were then introduced to* her I
NIAJESTY. After their departure, Prince Pkufl Wednesday dada. Imperial Highnesses the Arel•
' ESTERHAZY the Ambassador from the • Court oft dukes John and Levis, with their seite4, dariaz lie
Austria to Great Britain, was introduced to toe i time they were oat. .in tiro of the Peace 100,11
QUEEN. Ills Excellency had.. an audience of her I ciiiiiiiies, taHed upon the Duke and 1)" eels of O"
MAJESTY, delivered his credentials, and 'ass Matti leans, at their house at Taickenham,,and upon the
graciously received. At half-past five o'clock the : Duke and.Dachess of Cumberland, at their house
Hereditary Prince of HEssE-HOMROcee, accompanied on Kew-green.
by Lieut.-General of infantry Prince Primus', Ma. '.Yesterday, after they had been presented to the
jor-General of Cavalry Prince GUBT%VWS, and 4teen, returned to their residence in Stratford-pi KO
hlajor.Creneral of Cavalry Prince FEttoreAxp,.were to (Heiner, after which their Itnperial Ili.:11nPe"", '''.
also presented. tended by Lieut.-General Count St. Julian, Genre"!
Yesterday, at four o'clock, the PRINCE REGENT 1 Count Morgin,
visited the Quer* at her Palace, and remained with ' theit;:suite, sent in two of the Prince 11-gene' Cr.
his Royal. Mother' near an hoer. 1 rinses to D • I Theatre, where Mainisprs
1 ages rory- one the
Last night,' the Per sec REGENT went to Covent- being apprised of the intended hopper of their '''''''
Colonel Pley, and. four others of
gardens Theatre, to see Miss O'NEILL in thecharoc'er received them with every mark of attention and 1"1
of Mrs. Beverley, in the Gamester; and the new spect clue to their exalted rank. They were lignk,'" nrolo-drame of John du Bart. .to the Prince Regent's box by Messrs. RAP and u''').
COPENT-GARDEN.—AIas! o'NEte.t. last night per. din, arcomi- flied by Mr. Spring. On their entrance,
formed the character of Mrs. Beverley, in the 'Eta. 1. to the box. the band struck up our nations' air ,
gedy of The G'orneeter, with •her usual ability. After . King save the King. Their Imperial Highness" 81"
the play, the new friele-dratvie of John Do Hart was peered to be much delighted nide the Theatre, '°
performed, for the second time. It has been some- highly sorrior as it is to those on the CGittille"t'
what Cur ailed—but is still too long—and much of The play of Hamlet, which lees been tratobtri
the dialogue may he pruned away, without rletriment into Germao and Per formed at the Theatre 4.f Viet's',
to the literary reputation of thr author. The ship, w" cAlculated particularly to interest their Scel7°
in the last, act, was managed very skilfully—and the liilbitessos ; and tine energy of Mr. K"ini 'hici':l
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sea-fight appeared to give great pleasure to the ma- an CoßapieUntia ice the eSpreSsiall 'if 116 features,
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jnrity of the spectators. Su much opposition was, ILO. aptitude of his action, Mil." the most I rt. •
however, manifested in the course of else performance, impression i even on.those spectators who are Het fai '
asisiduces its to believe that John Du Burt will not.i tniliar
Frith our augeage. The A i•clolokes sprite)
be able to keep alluat mach lvuger. The time was 1 sea.int.iv 'Missed by it,. partirelarty *till the d
,lis
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crotrdeti to excels. ' '
1 scene) where he is pecoLaily itorhigued) "

A sanaggler, by the name of Jonw Ratreorr, from
Snudland, near Town-Mailing, in this county, ill•
lends tsi.steit on the same journey, and on the same
ground, as soon as TUFFEE sunleitakil.
Ile hosileen'iu the constant practice of going a jour-
ney, of 30 miles, and returning in the course of 14
hours, twice and three limes per week, carraig, is
genero!, two tubs of liquor, many times half Ott
distance,

THE: ARCHDUKES.