The National Register. — London, England, 1821-03-04 00:00:00

BOXING. A mafeh tool; place between David Hudson and Green, on Tues , .lay, for a stake of ;0 guineas, at Rose-lane, in the parish of ))agnan, on Ell'ing Forest. Hudson has fought many battles, but was boat in his last with lklartin, on the qttli of October 1.!-t. He is-a good two-handed hitter, with a heart like a lion, and a man as careless of his own person its held in regard to that of an adversary he contends with. He is every inch of that which a borer should be composed of. Green exhibited but once before in public, when he displayed such politica. tions at giring, that an amateur backed hint against Hudson He hit his adversary at that time with a velocity and sit-v.11 , 1h which surprized the people, added to which he displayed considerable science. The ring was !Mined of a afferent order of beings than the fights on any other moil Instead of the lordly barouelie, the Bermondsey, anti along shot.- denucts, were the neatest turns•uut, and the poles° trial's were chiefly from the dock-yards and vessels in the river, who, intermixed with the well-dressed convetyaneers, formed a grotesque appearance. Nei ther the great Captain nor the Commissary-general were present, but the wriggling carts were nume rous. Oliver and Josh. Hudson went into the ring with David, and Randall anti Martin seconded- Green. Betting 6t04 um Hudson. noti.Nos. 1.--it was ten minutes before either made an attempt to strike, each alternately makin... , ; feints to got the right hand into action. At length they turned loose on a 410(101, and exchanged slight hits, and both wont clown, Green undermost. Y.—Tedious sparring; after which Hudson hit short, and a rally tbliowed; but die impetuthity of t h e man was too great to place their intended hits. Green bled sli3htly at the ear, and in I close both went down, Green aoiti under. 3.—This was a smart round, end upon much equality. Green placed a right handed blow up un hie adversary's neck, and he was returned u, un the head. In a close Green was uppermost in the fall. 4..—Green made the play, and a brisk rally followed rather in his favour. In the close Hudson ice; thrown. with a cutlip. S.—This round .hewed Hudson tile best tighter; he parried his adversary's right hand with great skill, and returned ceavily with his right, ankh cut his adversary snorting like a f.igliteneAi horse, Green shook oil the acts of the: blow, and turned to Attu a game one; blows were exchars:ll decidedly in Hudson's favour, who seemed to have got his adversary's me thod of Hghting. Caen went down from the cacti: of it blow, but it was not a clean knock down, 5 to 2 on Hudson. and 7 were short rounds and but little hitting, as both were full ut the piper. S.—A smart hitting turned, and both bled freely front the elects of a tally—Green was thrown. hail the best of this, whieli wad a short lighting round, and both placed their ri ; ;htlianded hits. Hudson's was evidently the heaviest. Both down. le....Hudson was much digressed for wind, and Green un mozzled ut bon in hull-dog fiehion, and haul the best of a rally. lag tom'. Ilitil•on was thrown. IL—Green maintained his superiority, but it kept hint at his full speed, tool Hudson, although he had the worst a it, made sonic excellent parries. Both were grassed in the struggle. IY,—A gaud round was fottaitt, :old both dropped their claret With much jollity. Several blows were excliant,ed, and both were down. 13.—Like a horse which sputa to ton a tour mile at speed, Green's fiotness in the In:11 rand 11th rounds took all the spec.! nut of h;111. Ife mule a good stand in this round, and had none the winst of it, but he was of no use after the next round. a gay and busy round, and both rallied theniaelv,s: to a stand Hudson had the best of this round, hut he tell (Aim weakness, anti to to 1 was refused. It was Holywell arreet to an old clothes bag. Green stood up other rounds, hut It was only to be hit or pulled clown, and in these four rounds Hudson's right hand told hmily upon the head.—The fight lasted eu minutes. lii ~lAIhKy, Great behaved well, and although beat, lie left his adversary some marks. Hi,: right.banded hit s were mostly foiled by Hudson, which told so well with his former adversary. Huilsmi is not only th e best tighter, but he is a tact kiwi in tho w4ys of the ring, and he administers at proper intervals, as he did in the fifth round. lift was too full of 1e ii, but it was u good fight.. A dealer in cheap bread in the Borough was eon. vieted a fire at Union Hall, days since, of having in his possession a quantity of stun; supposed to ho sand, or soft stone pounded, for the adulteration of his bread, Steeple, Chare•—The match for IoU guineas Oho tweet) Captain Willoughby and Mr, Montgomery tool: platie on Thursday morning, amidst a numerous, fielti of sportsmen The ground was than wilhin a toile of Ripley, Surrey, on the 11'altan.mad, to Mr. 'Montgomery's hou,e, Chatsworth Villa, near Earn. ham, a distance of twenty-two miles, Italia which WWI an open country, and the other through close inelosures. The apertsrocn started on the woo trark the first four milos ' with very unpropitious we,oller, end they separated by skirting a wood at different angles Each Owed many famous 'raps, and they were within fifty yards of each other at the bottom of a bill two miles from home, It value to the -stroagth and speed of the horses, and Captain Wils loughby won the match by about ZOO yards, in uuo hour cud 27 minutes, Ow being once down with the horse. Oa lagt, Alr. Joh,. I).nis, of iho firto of Dots anti • netts to,i lie water chi et ilut A coniii , lrrolsle time huji,4 4 SWVO44I was 'cot li) ire % - ).4t 140.4 6 :Kd lu 4 7 .W1i1 , 11- il.alit he loom) him • vorpoi uu thu z;-3 , ..-- I'eacrdity sit ioquibitioit W 4 thr 41 lite IWO*, belbfr Mf 5 41 11.1%. wh., resin:sell • vodka—l./kW to , du) vitailiin; of Ciuu. now sTREET.-4'hurstlay Cerium Quested and Rbt Wreight underwent a third and final examination before it. Drina, charged wiw twtti.t concerned with a numerous patty, consisting of about lOU, who were armed with fire arms, w h o assembled about a Inrinight since between blithe and I,idd In the county of Kent, when a desperate affiay took place Iwnvecit them and siwtral oilivers eninhiyeil in Capt. 1I*(;n1lock's party its the preve»t We service The prisoners were fully commit ttd to Nengate for trial at the ensiling Old Dailey sessions. lIATrON-CAI:DEN.-I(ester4lay, George Crawley, .11 Head, and Elia theth 11'ard, were brought up for fina. IX 15116146 mi, the IWO former charged with stopping Alary Blunt no the highway, and robbing lu-r of a blue cloth pelisse, ;Inn tht lattter for receiritia the same knowing it be stolen. Crawley, is a notorious, cha racter, and one of the Islington gang. They %were coin united for trial, THE NATIONAL REGISTER• ALL JUDGES ALLOW THE HEST IS CHEAPEST. The above truth stiongly applies to persons la bouring under dangerous diseases. It is a fact that thousands fall victims to their own folly, ant' their constitutions are ruined by trusting; to their own judgment, or consulting illiterate Pretenders.— Health, and a good constitution once lost, cannot be easily regained. The judicious mode of restoring health, and effecting a permanent cure, is, like the dew of Heaven to a withering plant, a divine Lena faction. This is truly applicaY:e to the Medical Board, which has restored thousands to perfect health, after lingering for months, and even after Hospitals had tailed. It is also pleasing to hear that the liberal part of the Profession acknowledge this Medical Establishment the Fountain Head fir superior Advice. Itlessrs COOPER, NIRNROE, Sir F. DANtE!, and Co. of long experience in various Hospitals, and in .this Metropolis, are consulted daily by all ranks of people. Letters from the Country, stating the par ticulars of their case, containing an enlosuree, are answered by return of Post, and Medicines sent to all parts of the Kingdom. Mechanics have advice gratis every evening from Six to Eight, and on Sunday mornings until Twelve o'clock. N. B Coorrri c M ED/GA g, Gm E, with their Lectures on a certain Disease, Ruptures, &c, is in the Press, and will be shortly published. c:). Medical Gentlemen who attend with their Patients ate present At the Board during consLl- Ation. Virtbe. At the house of her mother, Mrs. itishop, of Stamford hilt, Mrs. 11. Runs.., of 1111 naloo street, Russell uf a daoglitei, At Frocingtio.: the lady of F. F. Lurlow,gad. of a soli. In Portland place, Me tidy of S. Graham, esq. M.P. of a eon, Bedford row, Mrs. L, Hopkinsoti, pt a ilanzlitei • WartirD. At Si. Andrew's, ilolhotn, Mr, W. Pritit, of Chapel street, [Seaga d low, to Jane, only daughter of J. Sumllium', egg. of Ro.laq sheet, At Deptiord, Mr, Will. MorNan, of flammorafulth, to (*Woo, seeonii daughter of Mr. E. Aguller, of the roomer place. At St. lioh.lido, Ilishopagate, Mr, S, C, Norris, of Little Moorgatii, to Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. Greiner, of Won Inwood street. At "I. .Isn ' t, Mr. r. G. Beszaut, of Law tract: Punning, lane, to Ma, y se mid daughter ta the tote William ( Wittier. etil• oi (114‘ hetu read. At Si, 'Martin's, Luilgats, Mr. Pearce, at Long ears, to JuMll44, youingv , ldanghtet of J. Appleton, eat. of Lnilgate meet. At Pentills, W. Adamson, sty, of Whitt:haven, to Miss Waimealay, of the former place, MO. At hit noose. Strgitord, W. Maolty, em. agoft ad; e itPigistr4o and Opal) Ikatetraa f..r the cueety ni faseit. In Turk plate, l'ilyavad, ft, I Genslio, req. aced C 9. Ihe line. f. N. I.dlur, 45 years pastor 01 the congregation of linlepend•sit Idioeuting, Nettoring, Northamptonshire. Sarah, wife of mi . , John hyliamon, jontor. of Milk street, and eldest dsaghtcs oi J. Shilleworth, of aidhu, nue. hell, Ilford, kjw;. Jaw., the elk us I. Pyle. of Croydon. Ce.i. .11W'uuhl~wu the keg. 1 1. g• 1111 t, feetOf warwluliablre— In l'oringal street, aged Pe eats, W. Mainwarlitg, ctq. teeny years eileuilsei alai elianntah of the Wang , *gallonb foi 1:11, heel,, thlid rtiughter of Mr. S. Head, surgeon, of in street. At un. ...Awl. h o Litall,aavii. itiscidurt, chief Me 111,14,1 to Iho 1t,., a 1 1.711,,, 'cur), agcJ 81. , Igl'itEMSEI) with a pat 'and bunt4nt: sense of th:- c:tlastlipita results arming from the in,intlieiqus sreotniorii of n certain tr3l:idy, and otoin entailing on its tir.linopy victim • pee* of distroi.iiing and almost inwolvonatile Aietions, Dr, EA 1-111 fitfiiily pill., the egention of thaw j e t ertsto j, t o his renithpr a n must 1.1.4 m 411,141104 "ivory, unlike the isdFuttliiing etnplr: of Fha it;iyi or the vlttellY criminal conilnet of those it alto lioN the romiso ta the t..r, and break it FP our WM." DT, 1.1;,w 'Wino; prosione to iilialge infolhlnlity in every aFscription of core, hilt ei: tit as humor. aid, rissiqesi by oictlleal oral Surgical .:kill can he tiliplio4 lai rrinii.ii. a poison, sligedy. and wrote. neat ys ) torittop i 'with; art , ,ie evyry smies of gy hibEic ).„ affilliOe Peel its yorious ttnin fit (.11SCrISKY the primarytiP ents of bib reoltion:d studifis, neat Wag Gaticrod til the ulaKentleat saecato witty!' bat Accootiatakti Ins inutle of tipatilient dorm alto couv i e of 4 king awl hiboeitnis praftico, he Is enAhled to 0fr..1. with the fulltAt ontidatiee, pretensions at 00..32 thu epos 110: 1 41 and enonwviitg, innumerthia mantryto 0411 he nt1(.114... Illyelr:. fl iee elOto superiority of l)r, RaDT's eysklas Illifich lifyi bean found to yrc;ttil, peen when: eminent tolent, promo by public institutions, hits been ineffeeto4 Fn guidiFifin to the* vonaabitory ,itlygtess . , Pr. Emit; will lie found nt i tosily . foftop:its in P. - vi Ting the sillinberitne *4 4iebilluncii enveiiei of tile Ininio constitution, whb,:h eatbitter, foal if rot Brusly offestet:„ ha ve:al, reader ituswitrytbe very prineipri! Pf FXitl:9f4 3 , riT.9 this tictalatiog 4tate at periiti ur tc„muni.or c i f gi p Amino 41#1 tatbrdir i g tone anti elestfatv to the eeteecd or ns, Flr. ti,,triv 1. bonny to coy the most 'sheeting tout rosittre tasitioitas that Illy ytafitayr, ‘4 bolt ;Iles iviy be rtiscuell i 4WO y prricvc7an it tti( , motto tiiatited beet; only requi; - eLl•— , Pr• raPV fe co , milfr4l liailr, •ti hi, holm. 5", rheti :`freer, Soho, by patients, of iwitti awes. rruntry Jott-ri K:....; re:l4%4Ni at;vitiitirt, ( 4 fsn. ;td, Wiiii ti:ri i '., 5!:;, , , I. 4 l'riv4t; Mgr, ppo•!!P ir i ?ileard . SOttqt ; 4 ' )G n!,l it 000 ;c:. ' ,. ! leech; Instiller, , 'Niter!, yellrlt appoiitc the tioiert4 Twordotioy roist litriP s 14141 i 4 atiqs mu Wf 101( 1 fitrtoo•Atidtve fr4tii W t;ig poa, ENROLLED UNDER Tii E SANCTION OF PARLIA. N'l . • `AL INSURANCE BE , THREADNEEDLE STREET. 1, 4:40,000. RON& . TICE DUKE or SUSSEX. The Right lion. Lord Turbo. rough, Sr Francis Barktt, Bt. M.P. NATIONAL IAIITU NF.FIT INSTITUTION. 31, C.% VITA I PATI His ROYAL MOHNESS His Grace the D. of Leinster, The Most lion. the Marquis of Lansdowne, The ltt. Hon. Lord Erskine, PREPIDENT, and ' John Cam llobhouse, Esq. 'rcE PRERIDENTS. Peter Moore, Esq. M.P. Edward Ellice, E. M.l', Michael Angelo Taylor, Esq. M.P. Philip Western Wood, Esq. Samuel Brooks. El. John Wilfred Parkin, E.q. Hobert Owen, Esq. Henry Brougham, Esq. M.P. Thomas Denman, Esq. M.P. Stephen Lushington, M.P. Col. Thoma% Henry Hastings Davies, M.P. George Byng, Esq M.P. TWITS' M.P I The Hon. H. G. Bennett, Thomas Dean, Esq. BANS Sir John Poring, Dart. ;TEES. I Thomas Munday, F.sq. Mr. Samuel Daniel. NERS. Shaw, Barber, and Co. The design of this Institution is to place the means of pro. viding for the numerous casualties of life upon the most respectable and permanent foundation, and to enable clerks, small traders, and the industrious class of society, either Men Or Women, to secure for themselves. by trifling Monthly Papnnts, all or any of the following Benefits. Ist. WEEKLY ALLOWANCES, with medical attendance anti medicines, during StcxstEss, or ACClDtaiTzi, (ir when Antler annuated, or past labour. 2d. ENDOWMENTS for ertunnErs, to enable parents Or goinlians to secure small sums of money, as an Apprentice Pety or any other purpose, for a child, on its attaining the age of 14 years; or to assist in establishing a son or daughter in the woad at the age of 21. 5111. ANNUITIES for the remainder of Lir Eater a Member shall have attained the age of's°, 35, Or 60.; 4th. Sr MS of MONEY at IfEeTti, to defray the expences of Burial, or for the bcneiit of surviving children, relatives, or nominee. Hvery Member will be PAK? in SIX CALENDAi MONTI N. In this Ins:Batton, the rights of all are equal, anti may be equally exercised every Free Member will, once a-year, lave the privilege of electing his own representatives, for the purpose of tattaaging the business thereof; un advantage not possessed by the members of any other Institution, There are WO FINES to pay ; no offices to serve t NO EN. Tit t.E. aI QN EV required ; nor can any member be called upon to pay more than is now stated in the tables, the monthly con tributions being calculated by the must experienced actuaries, and the punctual payme.nt of all the benefits being secured by a Cat . rrat. of 20.0001, SUBSCRIBED and m.L thANTEr.I) by a numerous body of noblemen and gentlemen, Persons wishing to become members of this Institution. may enter their names at the office, S ,Threadocealle•street, where the articles may be had, and every information will be giver*, be tween the flours of Eleven and Three, and ;ix and Nine Daily. LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKS in the greatest varieties, and the must fishionable and comfortable fish? shapes, cheaor titan any house in London, at Mrs. 'NG RAN 'S Cladd tied Linen and Millinery Warehouse, No. 30, City Road, nea t . Vinclaury Squaro. where a very handsome and well selected large as. , ortruent of Child fled Linen and Millinery of every ticseripr tiott is always kept ready. particularly a clinics collection or Turban, Lace, Dresses, and all ether Caps, 1 rills, Handl:til/ids, 6to. Country Milliners and Shopkeepers supplit4,—.ohserri:, tt s nest door to 'tussle House, 11.0110011 Mal tic ta CORN BXCHANGF., MONDAY, ens. en, We had but few fresh arrivals of Wheat At market since thi4 btlay week, consequently what appeared this morning met with a brisk demand, and iho lincst samples pbtitineo titan is, to ips. rep qr. anyanoe upon the prices of btu week; hut die inferior dc„ eriptions remain as per last, The true in Barley wits also pretty brisk, and the duet Malting Batley obtained an Oval:co or L:s. per qt, We bada good supply of Oafs, the. demand foe which WU eNtaideri,ole, and last week's prico were fully sup, ported. beans and l'ca brisk in tale, and the fatter a trine dearcr,s-la ether article 3 there is no alteration, AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, Per Quarter, of the Tweh p Pe rilimo Pistrirtc of ENGLANtraht.l WALES, for t! • Week rtithsq, Fvbnyary 41, ratravted fpu"t %iatu4tl4y's Gazette, Wheat... 5Ni 4tl Isarley... VS' 0 .1 I Qei.i t• I. i f " 14 Ityc •- . 34 , IC I Oats,.., Iri p cA si",,„ 3fil, a BitoWN Oli AlthicOVA . , ) .-1 SPUAIi, AVerhge Price from the Itettis ns moue in this Weric cndis N weditoacto lot. 311 A. 611 1 , 1, per vwt, inichisiyf 4l 41111 PRICE 4)1 7 PIMUR, Per flick of Pipe tlusliels, or itiOlbs, Moodily, s, s, Aimlll4Y, 4 0. nue Flow :41 $45 AinsFicau Fluor • 44 4 441 S 4 0.13 ditto •44A SG ppr tiarrA of (j tu 10 d, the Utlgrters 1.03;11! SMITHFIELD NW ET, mllllll Mourn 44 • Hal g $ ;P4 sispply Prpss44, st siniskpi this morning, ror whirm Vallt I.nilli. Os I snaml nt Monday's Niece. Pnric, Mutton, and Veal, alas: were brisk in sate, #nd 011 businc4a in Silo flay4nisrk4: was !wick; Hay and 13irkw Stilly .01)000 o4r I .sl gur.istigns, Porvr was rosph:001 4 1 5 :Artr, 'rho following is s ninnTi cHittnlpnt 4t 1i; psiws ptinpAss YHlcli $4 XI F4T, isselugive (HUI, wino!) s:o , ssi:ss pf 14;4, Entrails, 01411.04, 404 is wur)ll 0444 14, pi/ stung siinf Istsiso.sl4 Reef 4 to is @4 Mili!ou Is li4 to As 44 1 -4114 s Ps V 4 to P• RII VIII Pa 44 IR 6$ 10 Ititrls A/ 4.1 to 114 Sind of 4411110 st inarkrt. . , At i !ilWri. lAt;:l)ES ) Pigs ISO (sniv ps , , , , 1•Iu YNIj Y, lied' 44 In A* ea 4s 04 lu Lasuh J$ Ud 1;1 0. t 4 Vepi A* ea to rd Nos 4s Ilia w tis 4 el lie4t l or of Market. Itunso, . , 445 11 1 0 14fis!ilts y C. 11) It 111 0 9 1 .Ii r* 'my 1,4,0:44)14 print:4l. Ntt 1'0.r.,4.41 It i s t 4 fp; wire, 44/11)4 111 , itair g infigNi i 4, 1 4 1R+f ,Sirqtt, whits 411 lb the hOitir, tte, fryti riktit Alttle PAOri:sq,