Twenty-eighth day.--One, morning: much pain, and very stiff.--Three, morning: complained more than at any time through the night, but slept well, and was sometimes dressed before his eyes were fully opened.--Five, morning: appeared much fresher; felt less pain, and walked with less difficulty; ate a good breakfast as usual, and in good spirits.--Seven, morning: somewhat better; in good spirits, and although much pained, walked with less difficulty.--Nine, morning: in every respect fully as well as during two last hours. He was rather better throughout this day than the preceding. He always undressed, and went to bed, when he returned from his walk, and generally slept, by which he was much refreshed.--Nine, evening: not so well as during the day, and felt much pain. About this period of the walk, it was reported in the newspapers that Capt. Barclay’s legs were much swelled. It was erroneous, for his legs did not swell during the whole time.--Eleven, night: rather worse than last hour; felt more pain, and had more difficulty in walking. Twenty-ninth day.--One, morning: pain increasing, particularly in the calves of the legs.--Three, morning: much worse than last hour; complained much, and appeared very stiff.--Five, morning: in better spirits than through the night, although suffering not less pain, but walked with less difficulty.--Seven, morning: the pain little abated; very ill at starting, and very stiff.--Nine, morning: in much better spirits; walked, to appearance, with less difficulty, and recruited as the day advanced.--Capt. Barclay always improved so much during the day, that no person who saw him then, had any idea of his debilitated state during the night; and those who saw him then were equally deceived as to his appearance during the day. This circumstance gave occasion to the many false reports which were inserted in the public prints.--Nine, evening: little difference at this time, but still felt great pain, and was very stiff. The warm flannel and oil were constantly applied; many prescriptions were tried, but without effect: it is therefore unnecessary to mention them.--Eleven, night: nearly the same as for the last two hours; still felt great pain; was very stiff, and had much difficulty in walking.