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MN 0gdinst c0Gch. A novel race took place
yesterday sc'night: Mctcalt, the pedestrian, on
enquiring at the White Horse Cellar, was dis.
appointed in not being able to obtain an outside
place on any OF the Hampton coaches. Not
wishing to go inside, he preferred the use Of his
legs, and for a small wager, agreed to run to
Hampton distance Of IA miles, sooner than the
coach. They started together, and kept so to
Kew Green, where the coach changed horses. .--
Metcaf kept jogging OH, made little play and
actually beat the coach into Hampton by twenty
five minutes. The latter did the distance in less
than two hours.


MspherG, the Yorkshire runner will run thirty
miles against time, on Tuesday at Mill Wall, to
start at half past two. He is matched to do the
distance in three hours and a half, and to run a
mile in and mile out.


A few DAYS ago, an officer of the 5.h TIussars,
for a wager Of 10 guineas, undertook to walk
At Brighton. in his favor, by txo seconds only.


Mrs. M'Nuller is now Al Carlisle, where She
has heen walking ninety-two ml"s in twenty.
four hours, for tie amusement OF I'll. IDLE portion
OF the inhabitants.


H,6pio9. .-lackson will Tomorrow hop his
match for 800 sovereigns, on Blaekheath. The
undertaking is to hon seyenty.cHc Yards il TWEEN
~ hops. Twelve O'clock is the hour appointed.


On Friday week. bnat given by Mr. Kean,
to be called the ''Sir Giles Ovcrrc4ch," Will be
rowed for at the Red House Tavern, Ba,tcrsca,
on which occasion Mr. kcan will appear il his
canoe in the costume ofan Indian Chief