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I'ORSICN lIVTKLLIVEACE. GERMAN PAPERS. PAPUA. woe. 2. 'tl #l4lllATToll OF A LITINIR rams TEA OLAND into. ,JONIUF TACNA. IKON HIS CAMP AVIS MOOD .TO TWO TACNA OT JANLIA. " His ham tiultoo hishosed, ito the id hi 64,;_stani, solemnly acknowledged His Majesty Joachim INlapoletse; as ' King of libil Two Sicilia.—This de clssation is official. 0 ham, apt. $7, Iola." - - lITUTUARDT, sma.l3. On account of the decease of her !loyal High ness the Pnneem Amelia of England. sister of Her Majesty the Queen. our Court has gone into mourn ing fir two months. TICINA. POT. 14. The Count of St. Lao. lateKtng of Hollaud, has percheaed a Sae estate for 300.000 florins in the cachous of Gratz, where he intends tip reside fur the reewery et hie health. Nur. 15. The day before yesterday intelligence was receiv ed here, b r astatrettaa, that the sequestration of cot tartesiol, lately effected in Fiance. had been raised, * in eguirm{isibeg whereof the price of that article ex promised a considerable rise. According to the last accounts from the Turkish frostier% Versa is blockaded. and Widths half re shot to *oboe. sooteseefte, Nov. 10. ♦ The fellegrfee Resolution of the Royal Prussian Committee of Trade has hr-is pololialitd " La the asset of His Royal Maj,-sty of Prussia. the eases@ of the se ships arrived in the port of Pollee, tasewieliag of eottois.wool, tei t , cochineal, sum mud teemed sugars. &c. imported in violation of Ilelsoistitsa lees, ore hereby forsually coofi.cated for the beat* of the Royal Exchequer. and shall be saki by public *metier. On the 14th iust. a be visaing Shall be mode with the cargo of the ship welled the Little Henrietta. and the rest be sold the follewiag days." THE BRITISH PRES. LONDON. WILDNESDA Decsmnaz lotleiriag Bulletin was shown yesterday et St. Jamie. Palmas:— “ Mahar Crate. Dec. Is. " Mss•wrY Nis passed • good night, and is ttt ill the ease Nate Snaky as he wn yesterday. IiALFORD. " W. 11E81111DRN. u M. RAILLIF.." Wet this day give a coated copy of the Report of the Sake Cossatitte• of the House of Cum mom. It does wet appear calculated to m4le a ilpliorabO•betpreasioo. The five Physicians, ex -01100114 treihr—RaTnoLps, Hamm. HCIIIRDSII 3e6IP. and Wm.'s. eatartain seagaine hopes ainnuTu's reavery—out admit that they flair kite ea lastest:o of a recovery is the case .••••• •• alliatall at His M *PUTT'S time of Wet The redo/ of tecovery tbey consist fix ; and it* *or Bret Wiwi& that their hopes of a spicily re. •ffoory aft Mt on soonutae since His 61,113 gales re. bllll•dratetrafter the eaastaation het % .re air Coosa. Dr. Milttts. however, think. K0 661 y. open the whole, is as well bow as befive die vslepse. We have More than ones rezretted tasu v imperfect inforusation afforded by the reasios. The Repeat fully justifies our olbstr iltions. r.)!. W 1144. sela, when he first saw the LW., co the 6th of Noventber, His Ms, err c wsu porciattly mucoasciess of suirassnaliag object.. The fbNiseriag ore the Bulletins published about fist this " Windsor Castl., s. one E *hN lad s red night. His Majesty has lasso "saw knit dimes As hot twenty-tour haws. R.E. REYNOLDS. " H. lIALFORT), " W. HEIHIRDEN, " 11. HAILLIE." " Windsor Cade, Nov 6. Nis 114tsty has passed the night with verg little 'kap, India net binge this soorsiot." (Sigoedu ►.we.) 1111wlwa Coda. /AAA. 11—.Li6li1 o'clock p. As. • " .lifiejesty ha. kw mese sleep. aa4 Aas appeared It hale luny tissiolinis Ms fay." *geed as shoes.) Windsor Coatis., Nov. 7. • " Haisoly lied mare sleep lost sighs, Ausi ceasikues ss Ira as is say part of yrsterlay." Now) as strase.) " WlAmew Cis*, Nw. 7. , .1411141e &Cloth p " Nis Vaismy is merit Hie snow. ma be yes - Is the inure ide Mead se above, with the aJditius " R. WILLIS.') rm. the. ugusime person could bore 110.- pouted ifist Hti'LIME? Welt. on the Glll, iu the •Tti state dooc.roed 4 Doctor We ! At # lets Wet tam night sic nreeivrtl French Papaw telhe 6th. ant Ditch pa the 9th inst. front whiat IPS NOM wwte t4s follueing extracts:— AmstraDAN, DIE. 6. 'This 'morning High:tors the Duke of Plar►n tia set out for the Hogue, where be will pars short lima. a. 4 Wore W thiu city. INAMOURCIP, Nov. 30. The Alcoa; tin:ette front ( . .titriiti.s.p.o), of the Olt% ins , . cosmos a deelar.itioo ftian Sweden ag igion gingisort, dried the leth.—We reed is it Nest a for.usl de (.ration of war was to be know bud. sod that (warners were shoot to ilea visors sod eequeetratian of all 'hiieJizr iO Seit4.-5). IbeIRIIQAM. Alec. '. ?HL glinFtg, UY [Ka iII:CIATAAY OF sun,. " Pll•cc lig tin jhu Wriiw ti J . : . Emperor of two Froi,ch, King of Italy. Protector of tie Coufirder.stion of the Mediator of the Swiss Confederation, &v. rice. " Ups° the Report of our Minister of the Inte rior, we have decreed and Is decree as follows : a Att.'. Medieioal drags artually sow is Holland, of the matures of Coloafal Produce, upon which .to per cent was itupoond by ear Decree atlas mat to ditty last, shall not be admitted iota Frasice,lst spat a reeespt bring produced fur the payment of this duty. a Art. 11. The toodicittal drop, hereafter denominated, and likewiso now is lioilitod, alba pay, winos their eutry iul the thopere, the dotage mission: from the Decrees of the stag otAeguat, WWI milt &pleat let last, Of perm &oily Gerd by the Tariff of the Preach Custom-houses :—Aloes, Amber , gris, Woe, Sandal-Wowd, hf agues i , Musk, Opium, It ho• barb, km ire. " Art. 111. All other species of drugs, except those com prised io the shove-meotioucd esempeimes, may he freely iotmolisaid is France, but by the port of Antwerp only, sod midst the furinably of a CUSIOIIII.III.II%t receipt, deliver ed by flea Officers of Cmstoau is 'Jollied; soil which shall be held ae a sufficing discharge ou their snivel, by the Costout.limese of Aotwerp. " Our Minister of Fusaoces is charged with the execu• lion of this Decree. (Slimed) " NAPOLEON. "By the Emperor, (Biped) " H. B. Duke oIIiASSANO. " The Duke of PLAISANC E." We have received German Papers to the 14th last. from which we have wade come extracts. By the Lisbon Mail letters have been received from Oporto to the end tit last month, They en able os to ascertai.i the force with which Lomax oc cupied Mower. It consisted or 'even regiments of infantry, and two of cavalry. About the middle of November a dreadful flood prevailed in the Douro, the force of which was so great as to sweep away tl.e bridge at Oporto from its moorings, and carry several lighters over the bar. Fortunately there was very little shipping in the river at the time, or the damage world have been very consi derable. Upwards of twenty mills were carried away at Valangs, together with a large quantity of wheat, Indian corn, rye, and flour. His !loyal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE come to town yesterday. front Eusky.—llis Royal Highness. the Earl of biota*. and several other Noble Personages, dined is the evening with his Royal Highness the Prince of WALES, et CarWWI Lnrd Gatieett.t.t gave • grand dinner yesterday, at CameVora linase. to Mr. Poonosnr, Mr. Treatise, Mr. WHITORBAD, and several Meag her' of the Opposition. The Duke of Ngragor.g gate a grand dinner yesterday. at his house in St. James's-moire. to his Royal Dilemmas the Duke of Sussex. Lord K N. ININOIOII. General Murano. Mr. U. B. Dit.e, Mr. Moms, Mr. SCUDADOAX. Mr. RICHARDSON. Mr. Coss, Ike. I.erd Lay soon &Mai left town vraterday. on a visit to the Earl of Essex at Car.hiubaty. The Tropdy of Niched was last Hight per funned at Caveat-Garden Theatre, and went off with my . great east. In the revived Millad Farce of 71e I' i rgin Unines.Vd, whielo siteceedo-d the Play, Mies FL Douro, as Lucy. '0,014441 d very spirited pnitr.it of the lively thoughtless hoyden. Site was extra:arty well received. The Lady Arabella packet mailed from Malta on the.ath November, and the Prestress Mary packet on the 11th , both booed for England—neither of them have arrived. A fleet front Malta arrived at Gibraltar on the 21• t of Nnv. bound to England. Yesterday a Coort of Directors was held at the East India House. when C cptain Moatt.ne• was sworn into the c.nnraand of the ship Cawbricfse, consigned to Madeira, Msdrso l and Bengal. We wish, says II Paper, of yesterday, that our readers would make inquilir-s in their neighimur hoods. as to the present state of the Assessed arid Parcehial Taxes. end of the steps ►ecently token to augment the rates of those who may be con sidered as aisle to make up for the deficiencies of those who are reduced to beggary ; our birs 'nation on the subject is frightful. and merits the most senoras attention of all who have hearts to feel for the cemmanity, at the same time that they are sensible of tke wants of Government. On Monday last a sedans accident occurred at the hone, or Mr. 111.00WIIILD. window-hlintl-maker, in Tottenlamn.ceurt-mad. A pot which Mr. 131mounato had placed on the fire to heat, having accidentally caught the Home, Mr. !knots- Mtn. in attenituing to take it out of •he room. overturned the pit, when the lonising liynid com municated the flames to every thing within itr reach. Mrs. fitutimrtet.c. being in the room with act 'amid iit her arm,. threw herself out at the window into the area to escape the komp., when her clothes un fortunetely catching the fastening of the 'viaduct, she MI with her race egoists% the iron bars. and was taken up my much hurt : the child fortunately receiervl we material injury. Mr. Itt.onst rim nwa very mach burnt. in his exertions to extinguish the flames. At Shrewsbury Pig Milt Sheep Fair, yesterday se'sisiight„ fist pigs, of which there was a good supply, sold at an average of GM. In consequetu e of a heavy fall of snow on Monday, the number of sheep for sale wee rather short ; prii es from 7J. to Bd. per lb. 0./ Saturday morning. shout one o'clock, a fire brake out at Mr. Hayden's, linen-draper. at Out tenharn. ft was fortunately discovered before mach progress was made ; and by strenuous exertion is as extinguished with bat inconsiderable dam age, except to rhea good* and windows of Mr. Hayden. who was absent at the time the accident occurred. The smoke arising from the burning hisses., Ike. completely filled tlaa apartments, and Mrs. Hayden. %also skin 011 , 11 the *hop, awoke ender the most drama& ilea of suloeatinn, and flew Goon her mom. A famnrite dog, which wan uMal!y kft r•or v i e prot-vtion of the gods in time sho lh perished. No real CA.?.e hiss liven almigsed f Hie accident. but, it is oilmen-NA it must have originated lay the *Hutlrof .t f... Ale falFing utipercioveil en a piece of IN rELz.mh:tvt:E. COUTIT OF KING'S MINCH, CrILDICILLL, Ore is. Siftings at Nisi Priti3hrfiire Lord Et.i.Liasuitouall and et :Tecate! Jury. PATENT FL tGEoirts. BAmumaDl.C. C. U(11.11. This was an action of damages brought by the Plaintiff, the patentee of 1.3 improved flag, ulet, agabirt the Drientlaut, also a musical instountent. welter, for pirating his patent. Mr. A rruatv v :EWER li. Stated, OA tlt s wit/ a case of all others th ot he dal not untler.tand ; it war unfortmiste far him that he hail riot a ',tumor, ear : not understanding tt himself, he had used every endeavour to penuade his clictit to leave it to arbitration, or that his. brief Should he handed over to some Learned Counsel who was an adept in the art of artiste. Ilis wrrr ' in Vain : his client was determined to have the °pluton of his lordship and the Jury on the flute amid sharps.— The Jury, in the Plaintiff's epiuten, had a anflicittit knowledge of inis..‘e to decide, and he (.sir. Attor ney-General) would not. by any ,tatrtn.nt of hi., in a rase that he dot not unili-rstauil. preventtit-its from se.ing their utusuvl Judgments. fie wo uld call the wounpes, awl he trollied tfat the Juiy would have a better conception of time case than lie had. Mr. Abbott, o Cl.-rk of the Potent Rolls Office, produced the pateut, whith woe reed by the proper Officer. Mr. PARKE requested that hiv Lordehip would take nonce that it was mentioned is tint patent dirt the Ran which nuittled the Plaintiff to the pa tent had never lwru before bowie. _ _ Mr. Michael Sharpe, first player on the flageolet at the Opera House, and the first player on the same instrument at the Lyce ttttt , passed the highest encomiums on the improvements wade by the Plaintiff. C sharp on the flageolet, before the I'l ' 'lf's improvement. could not he used ; but there was not a note, although brought to higher perfection, that was not on the original, even to B shove the line. Lord ELIA,' wegorwa—" Tlii% ease might never to have come he•r• ; the interest of both parties wool(' knee required that it should nut. Y..u, Mr. Attorney-Gette.ul, - sre lsbouriog to prove that those notes were never known before they were nseti by the patent fis..reolet, and your wit less tells you that they were known, but tiot brought to the route perfectmii. 1 recommend that it should Ire re fer►ed.^ Trio cause was accordingly referred. 41 19• isiLiriter srFch,ii _ litTs4ct soipm • I I Napoleon, PYLICC. ■Ow•ITRE[T. Mynas Rieke*, the Amistant.Sorgeoli Crlinignag to llis blak sty's hrig the Sentinel, who was brought to Lundou from Sheerness, by Nevelt, the ofTerr, charged with feigner Ow signature of William Ellistoo king, Litaieumii M the said brig, *kb as intt ut to defraud the Tremarrr of the Navy of a loarter's pay, has molergoue an examination. Charles Garnets Haywood, of Sbrerot 5., a tailor, attend td, and said be took a bill of exchauge of the Pri.mier, dated August tete, for Isl. 9s. tal s oirp•rtiag to be drairo oo Ilse Cammivisioners of Ills Majest)'s Nzvl, sad pmalare at tea days after eight and also pormwriug to be ratketiueeil twit the signature gif William Ellislon King, the Liontrmat and Commaoder of the said bri g , sapposed to he for a year. ice's salary doe to the Prisoner. Mr. Spode, of Portugal.siteet, Lincoln's lan-liehlt, proved his receiving' the bill in question from Mt Haywood, mid prerciitiug •it for payoutut at ilia Navy Office la Sosaureet iimisc. Egerton Otter, of the Navy Hake, pro►ed his re crime the bill from Mr. Spode, and toying it ham, the Com missioners fur payment, upon the Trewu►rr of the Navy. He stateJ, that the (orrery was discovered hy .0 enact copy of the bill has been pui.l a few days preview ; owl V. ex amination it proved that the holed bill ►ad hies paid first, mid the good lull was presented him. Abraham Tostiosio, a Navy Agent, of Sorrey-street In the ittraa4, said he is agent to Lieutenant King, of His Ma jesty's gun•brig the Sentinel, and having examined the sig nature to Cal bill parporting to be his, ►e did wet believe It to be the haod•writing of the said Lientenant ►ing,be haring frequently MLA hto write. The Prisoner was econsollted Cur Anther examination, wheu auothercharge is expected to be brought against him. VNIO% HALL. DLC. 77. CHARGE OF )11::HDEIt: John ihreart y and Adman! Allem were hi nuelit up by Goff and IVortley, charged, on wary strong evideare, with the sanz.!erof a very slecret Woman, the wife of a eltioa;n of a ship au the foreiga trade. It apreirs that she went int St hirds), week into a pablic-hnose, next the Lower Deptford ; t►at they there gut her oat, and at the door robbed her of all her cash, 4.e. and thou .d .ft her three gold rings; soon after that they beat h. r ro l I brew her into the tti.rr, a brre she was drowse I.—They acre sent for a further hearaug. A circumstance that eugrusses as well the CCM var.iition us the astonishment of the Fashionable World, is a robbery committed oo Tuesday ISO, 41 Lady Heatheotes, in Grosvimoesequare. Dui tug the afternoon her Ladyship had taken her usual ride, but had prolonged it till six o'clock, when re. tuming to her dressingsrootn,she discovered that her casket of jewels had been robbed ot a iosperh pearl and diamond necklace of the value of Imu gui seas; and as no one bat the +ervosa* had peen in the house during her absence, she is must certain one ot 'hens hos conantitterl the theft. It is however singular that limn this casket, which coistamed other jewels to lite amount of 10,000 guineas, this necklace shouhl alone be selected. Mr. CONANT. the Nlagistrate. has been must assiduous w the examination of the r:ants, sad a reward of fio guineas has been a... but hitherto without the desired effect. I ler Lady-hip's si:licitude to discover the guilty person, 1, only to be equalled by her anxiety to relieve the wools of those who by long rod faithful servitude bl: is persuaded are nineteen% This 'oyster:4m. •if fair cannot long remain undeveloped, as the ino.t effectual me ins are about to he adopted to discover the perpetrator of the .theft. A virtu side gold ' rstch s,as indess from her Ladyship on a soothe insonee aimed three months since. ley the Lotto 51.tvott, slur duly ineprct log the uteel-weighteo' rettutvionderrd the Puce of Bread to he eoutiused the nese is lest we,•li. It ars a greet desisiernimme slonngst el.:hyini.te of yore, ter convert • velivty of i•feuor met a ls int ( g old. Ag ♦ linvorter lay! I.a♦xd away :salient et , feeling it ; and it is reserved 10, the: p.elient dal tt turn tile Pkit:rupiesr's Glare into • wh••et, •here etsry one to lona envitel to put to • spoke, witch, by is happy twist of Fortune, may I►e in Ile a Capital l'oz: in the State Lawry, centannui four Twenty Thon‘sarls, eud uther. •asouatl y t. 21)0,0001. all to he drion un as entirely new Flat io One Uiy, ttte I,:th of February• neer. , - 1.4 .3'-' , :t ..... SMlltilF e ter.n r Lca. th,MrYnr.t,,sl'iretuttfirie windingd jeilidiltael u tet p l‘i.e : he trog. bea gr el : 4C ia ki e l „ ie C u . ;;l• i elisi n i a '' , : i i i i :,' e _ l7. l .. c.. .7 ..- .._ Sl S ' ir.t *— OHN SANDERS li antic UT. Bart. au, Chß . li e lieu the eoudttiuus of.ahe I 't.sli in- ' - - --- -- • • - •Isibif i.y ta t . di"::e: l de t: tu r i4 ie ber et *l r i Ou l":lllE4 4 1 f a c r e t.ifb Fatally i f l o r 414 the tr y ui :a7r d o u u u i : ig Ai t . II :i n :Tai l .' 11' ere, and place, viz. filf EN Pit su 1 neMt-olfll (:rate i the Duk e u f B e df ord. 0 PRES ST!.'. *ape -.Edmund 'noose Waiets, E{ Ab• meted " , i. *ad ii 4 veGr ziens and Gentlemen, eouversant t. - . . ' lr * Fir1" 111 % J ~, 17 . r k i i.g. w 4HE MEltel . 1 a ...• 4 1• RTR --.M r . Paul Gildett, th- in•ussgemeat soil tituthhes ul Live Stock, ir Thitt, Ns eve Mitre --; ; My. Emerf t 1 on ~,,,, ated, oat of shout the dui,. Ju , i gr. .Jt t lobo; Nonni sioti Si. in err to it rhosCn at the ',Aare lid vill- . , l'. i.t• it lieW Nlttni:ier. weri: s'-c• te , i, t•g. gin sisieb. ate I NI, „ sr , J o h n Si m o n d s , tae aril Soot li, J• 115 Pallt. i' 101 pert Ilu;.hea, E. &ilium iii, Itirlsarti ht.ot,er, 3 ho• '' '"' I ' P OR. THE ham.. :1m.113'11:i1.3 Janke* 1.1..1.e.. ti,. • kir. Dal Ca A :;;: 1 • 4 S u l l ta ll a ell- , t ' o ria ll t i ti e d * .l y 1.. .. " 1V. :5 " t11 . (Off I.l4l°l4'i r S al:::t " t .' i l ii• . wa ' lir. T , :be im $ t 4 1 o'clot k. ", .." Wedoessia ITs (ie flee) tbe 6 ' PL: 6 :ILiSiI. lose Meld. • 84 use will very w The greet hustle twase.e 1 ('rib. the * et:intro -- "FitE.IR chain lout., and Moly:amis. ihr American Mac • (p a in the Lob tank place yeriterrti”, ou Co/11114g manta,,,,, , N PRESE East (ini...tred. Saw 7C, for 2au guinea., ~,,,1 in,,,, mre sisi„eri lotion pope of Wu gallows.. Such twi t .ii m „ nide, THET`sellf anxiety as to the , revolt of tine tattle , out t h e , 0 fit ds, • Cherie* Dod to the scene of action was thronged at 1111,1 peers • Maria, hour no Monday afterunon , cud i ie d s eou i t so y. Initli will be ' cOituineil fur half the number wh o 'twil l ,' " q„.., HI Our litnits will not silos es to rata,,,,, prow , -. honey, VP ell u '' ,e,,erdzy next,C nary rustier further ; coil it is wily iiserst.,r i slimmer, i state. that et twelve o'clock the Chat's; iiiii .6 lart rosAllt it t h e upincnieti spot. blolineaut elect entrtid dl TENii I trig with his seconds. fiecitertail sad Jamer ; , If{ PREgE some t saw • after, Crib appeuriel with iii. :sword, ~ s ag To mem (;:iffp and Joe Ward. (letting wits 3tol ow Uri gi. called Hound I. 27olytosnx hit Crib rlichtly as. the his TIIE :411 - after setae earl iota.. spurt Mc, sloth was 0 1,,,,,‘ iry he. Ciente* by the bend owl body, mid (Nib threw 111,11. an. Worm 2. A most daterationi sad desperate rally, Medic\ Uoi: vioth, arread wens lire tett, on the autotli, winch prodsced list b 1...: ki, to direr and several bard blues were suelienged tu the advsataze , amuses, Citetdde ('rib V A 3. Nfolineasix meameseed a rally, in which Crih d.'l l .l•' With see leis his up hs ii blow is the body, of the wort shatierine 2,i . y,,4 1 .-bikenals. ' hut the Week insawiliately got ea his leg. .. ' 4. Aam let rally was egillfebeisteil by the Mad, het As i , a:Pratt ; he tin Mork m 18212011 knot bed slows. . Limiter This *sr perhaps out of the mod mime roma , es. Chnia-Alfred mended. In a most desperate sad retrace/a ratty, ': id 'ININNI which boss were exelissiged is the a dvautatr of es ;Ur. Heeds 31.4ineaus was as on Unlocked dorm, or be fell bow ti hi ihe Think will:ow of ,he ground. • Its Hart, Ito ti. The Black hit his advert-1w in the enam ene ,,,,,, II k suns al of., raft,. misdeed, slipped in I. a ?Warts to rctum it; let . klistr. " I ri,roria.-; and knorberl 'men for ..d...e.t,iy. • Illi be odd 1 1...-,0 Le his adversary dawn iii • ratty. Fire t o o w ~ begs, as Crib. pliant," Mal a. This rimed was eontested with ewer, and ts • Meerseehh epretabir t'..ili bent ► his adversary appareetly remekse ' "The Balsa p. Multiassix,eith true conrase,commesced ear titer rally' and bulb seen stood nod hit amid ergs fell he ree •ent. ..4 , to. *amine nand, in 'Hsieh the Sleek Maned superkii . ' I in wiregib. For two 'Mollies bite were exchanged In tit i Vim Ci disiolvastagc of Crib, who bail manifested weakens ; but th PAS Bieck was demi. 4 if " nix; ii. Tiers swami was reurarmsody ar.:nrsicei ISY. his' h Black, wo kit down bet men. . • Veil la. (Sib 1.11 his atiMiersmy a direadfal bet. blow, tint No -11 memsz returned eau titre bend. tn., S:lit eue.osed ?oda: At loth reread is farmer of Afoliemeis, ariambich as he it ' TO sheen Monett superior Ist 66 rattails to his 6,frenory. rat I fi lbeletweilllit i bored no hint with that sort of coals/cc whirls haste du • but %Sopa ~hence by Lithium. In tire oath mead the Mae* lIV D t lls-lased V rank weak, and he seised the rapes oldie nog fin tioppex 110616,.4 mid held Crib there -.The melee rims fur a Mew time r Nab Ow lid broken, but the light wee renewed. Crib was week • • Torshisr-t rourageoss, aistfihe Bieck Seierermed Chit. bad ettemu 21 his Jittery to Seat his man, who was esteemed • soviet, atrial, 1,4 yg le,„c.„„i is this he was bitterly deceived, fir the Sleek is, milieu ce loCbitinD septum, the best iii-lighter of courage in that weary. CO Wilt Mathias he could nut beat his min by gaiety of Gillum Ns sorted to his salt) mode. that of minis/ eis • ewe I, sail it INDY FO was perhaps by that klutinesus, 1111.1156 as good • men as tbrir Ware% ever mitered a ring, lost iris battle. Pitt* as setrestiof *FPIy of the is Crib's forte; sod it was by this he woo his batik. If their Vleaufai Crib bad soperior scieuce, blelasemen bad comp rival. .ache long and it was he bottom which brieight the meow* is lii • - is tliet Ken • as rat* f j a , s a r f r uu , la ud s a 0 7 i : w e b :s oe. bitted in favour of Alultareas in do The battle lasted fifty-fire minutes. in Chick i.riceste vag .14 rounds took place. and it was all bard fighting. Li The two combatants were so dreadfnlly beats* that their sight was altogether 104. *ad the. , (Womb bodies were to a shaekiug bests., from the repetition ALL IN of heavy blows constantly aolministated. When 4 Pries the battle was decided, ordure; had left Hoboes's. ; .... and Crib could not hive staid much longer, but .... , his gameness bore him out. re • Dining the contest, Lards. 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