The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-11-28 00:00:00

HATCH TO *NDOTICR.

111►. Barlow, a Yorkshire pedestrian, not related to t
boxer of that name, started on Monday. at eight o'clock
the morning, from Hyde Park•corser, to go to diadereer a
back, one nuudred sod thirty mile* in forty.fone hones,
a het of 200/. It was a teak of three miles en hour, wlttre
allowing for stoppages. The pedestrian reached the 16 est
Mono in two hours and a quarter, sad lunched at State
and left there at twelve o'clock. Mr. Bialow kept ma at •
work at the rate of (our and a half miles aa bow, and rea
ed Basingstoke at eight o'clock al night, where be ►alted
hour, and reached Andove► at three o'clock in the ssorsi•
He halted two bows at a friend's near Overton, on his
turn, dined at Basingstoke, and left himself thirteen hours
do the last fumy-neves miles in. He reached Bealfout at
oa Tuesday night, considerably distressed, having six hoe
to do the fourteen miles in. He halted one hour, and won.
wit► twenty minutes to spare. The priests-sae tinselled in
flannel, covered with light apparel, avid avoided obaervation
as much as possible.

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BOXING.
The two bsttles between Gotifrt?y, the Gosport black, and
Cummings, the navigator ; and the unman, and
John tjuoduy, the wrestler. took place on Tuesday, at Ch
ley Common. near Farnham.
The two first contended for a stake of ten sovereigns an/ a
rate of ten, and had it been hundreds, accurdiag to 'le
prevailing humbugging, the men could not have gone I.
more earnest work. In the brat round, Godfrey floored hit
adversary by a right-banded facer front the scratch, wlich
produced plenty of claret.
2. The Navigator drew blood from the Black's tight I *P.
eeirer, which laid the eyelash. and the critu.on bate folltmed
in glary streams. I. welt contented rally hdlowed, sad te
Navigator was thrown.
3 and 4 The Blsek's superior strength gave bin' rat►ev
the lead, but io the fourth the Navigator got hint epee the
right lock, mad lipped a rattling eross.buttook, which lap-
sided him, awl took the rough off Ms fastens.
5 and 6. In favour of the Navigator, t►e Block going 'apt*
the *crotch lame ice the right t►igh, mud it was 2 to
Cummings.
7. In • severe rally several hits were rachaturd, and erne
of the tapping sort. The Navigator's right eye was cher!.
mid the black gave hint a rattling facer, which eel *My
changed the odds, but redueed t►e fight to a win.
8. The Navigator was 6.sored fins the scratch, anti the
Block won a merry battle in 22 minutes..
PHILLIPS AND GOODOY.
These men fought a good battle for 51. nod a <tier affkart
I. hoot, emaestrateg a widow. It lasted 36 ati3
tt -
men knocked each other shout with more energy ohm, *tit.
Goodie, had the best of the Aril 25 minutes, hot a actor•
slog ou that talkish pri, the tip of the nose, polled ►nst.
and Phillips won it,aad was escorted home by a
female.

RAWSGATt, NOVIEMBEII 46.-- ‘rvitred
night from Dover (whither $ had been with *
of getting a parsuge au:rses the,Channtl), his Hi
ness the Russian Prince kfascrtivam. who is clan,
with dispatches. He hired the itiiaa yacht,
Ramsgate, and went out of the harbour this et -
ing, for Calais, about nine u'elock. His Higtint -
horses and coenobite were embarked at dsy-li
ht
without any interruption from the Customs. ilk
ajesty's steam-packets♦ Dasher si.d Arrow%
to sea this morning for Dover Romig; one of it—in
to take the mail on board, and p-occed to Col
Prince BLIETHEIM intended to sure taken a pass . •
in one of these vessels, but for the delay alms
to go off Dover for the mail.
A fine new brigs the George the Fourth, Root
THOMAS, insister, just built at Quebec, arrived
lVaterford on Thur.dsv morning. in eighteen d.
Before the George ate Fourth sailed, the winter
act in with great *eerily at Quebec.