Before Capt. Barclay had finished the last mile, a hot bath was prepared for him in an adjoining house, where he slept. He was put into the bath for a few minutes, and when taken out, well dried with flannel, and put to bed. He went to bed at four o’clock, and slept soundly till twelve, when he took some water-gruel, and again lay down. He slept till nine in the morning, when he got up in perfect health, and quite relieved from pain. He walked about Newmarket a considerable time, and was four hours on the race-ground.--July 14th; set off for London in a chaise and four, and arrived that evening.--15th; walked on the streets of London in his usual way.--16th; quite fresh, and in good spirits.--17th; seemed as well as before he started. This evening left London, and posted to Ramsgate, where he joined the expedition to Walcheren, and embarked with it as Aid-de-camp to Lieut.-Gen. the Marquis of Huntly. TABLE of Captain Barclay’s Pedestrian performances, &c. _Dist. _Year._ _Matches._ Miles._ _Days, Hrs. Min. Sec._ _Pag._ 1796 For 100 guineas, toe and heel, (_won_,) 6 1 101 1798 With Ferguson, London, (_won_,) 70 14 102 1799 From London to Birmingham, by Cambridge, 150 2 102 1799 Same distance by Oxford, 150 2 102 1800 From Ury to Ellon, and back to Ury, 64 12 102 1801 With Mr. Fletcher for 1000 guineas, (_lost_) 67 13 103 1800 From Ury to Boroughbridge in Yorkshire, 300 5 103 1802 From Ury to Kirkmichael, by Crathynaird, 180 2 108 1801 Training for Mr. Fletcher’s match, 110 19 27 104 1801 With Mr. Fletcher for 5000 guineas, (_won_,) 90 20 22 105 1802 From London to Newmarket, 64 10 108 1805 From London to Seaford in Sussex, 64 10 112 1805 From Birmingham to Wrexham, by Shrewsbury, (_betwixt breakfast and dinner_,) 72 112 1806 From London to Colchester, Essex, (_to breakfast_) 51 112 1806 From Ury to Crathynaird and back, 100 19 114 1807 From Ury to Boat of Forbes and back, 78 14 115