The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-10-30 00:00:00

BOXING.

The present has been a prolific week in sporting events.
The match between Jue Davis, ■ lad from Blechingly. and
D Jones, a Welshman, was fought for 20 guineas aside yes-
terday, in a meadow belonging to Mr. Giles, about four mules
trim Tunilug. At the beginning of the 7th round Davis
was stunned by a blow on the temple, and Jones, following
his advantage, beat his adversary out of Sims in the Bth
reassol, and ass carried off the gruund by the Tan in tri-
umph.
On Tuesday last n very hard-contested battle was fought
is the P.achelor's Acre, near Windsor, between Cooper, ■n
mirthenwareman, and Smith, a labourer, which attracted an
immense crowd of spectutors, and was the best-contested
match that has been fought in this place fur some years.
The men fought desperately for one hour and seventeen mi-
nutes, in which they had upwards of fifty-seven rounds,
when Smith was declared the victor. Smith was the youngest
man, mid had the advantage of strength on his side.
SUTTON AND LARKINS.

Thursday was the day for making the SO/. deposit on each
side, the whole stakes SOO gain►as; but as Lord Herring.
ton has directed that Larkins should be called to his duty.
the match is off, to the great disappointment of the sporting
'rid. Auuthr Itch made for Martin anti Jos.

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his voice and feeling the pressure of
thhionts ha4endii.eiaosuide
refuses
confesses she dots indeed expeetenee
emotions which are Away* felt in the amnesty
of that being who is destined to make one happy. orison, fur 100 guineas, on the 11611, of December, Spring
to fight Sutton, and be is a good judge.
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Private letters from Kandetels (30th March) men- - .
that'unbappy moment should ever arrive, I shall 1101, f contract between him slid endorsee ; nor covenant, Prisotier in company with another young man, going slung
trust, be found wonting in calling into action ell tie ►se.
sources within my sphere of influence.
I have the honour Yolftwitl Swetrth sincere
respect, Gentletnen. be. cause a bill was a those in action, and when
assigned, gave the assignee no cause of action.
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The Court then perceive, that unless assumpast lay, aMaiden.iane. Prnoner was carrying two coach glasse,.
Wituess called another watchman to his animate., and pus.
wed him into Tavistock.street where be slapped Won
stid Prisoner directly put down the glesolssets litieavemeint: 1
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On the moment she is allowed to open her eyes, lion, that General SMITH having been called away
tied* this being to be " sit ugly old matt." to the siege of Asseergitur, the reduction of the your obedient sod kill
Eaton Hall, 0(1.'24, 1819. Mit,
GROSVENOR. the eminent. was wholly without remedy to enforce when they must have been 'woken but fur Ma boodwr watch-
anda iletitaild strictly just. man, who put his arm underneath, and saved them from • . 4
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(Chester Goardian, Thursday, October 2g.,) e •
• The folly of her presentiments and anticipations is Illtul Chieftains was most successfully carried ou The Chief and other Justices unanimously gave falling on the Itorms. The glasses sorer to have been rt-
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... __. ___ . ________ cently cut from sonic carriage or nantwelng coach, the
acknowledged—and the hand of the gentleman by the separate forces under Colonel Husitissoe, j judgment In favour of the Defendants.
a iris-did by !or father accepted with gratitude. 67th Regiment, and Colonel M'Dovreee, and cOURSE OF EXCHANGE, Flamm, °crone* tts. • - --- ------
- -• • frames being covered with Mark velvet. A sheep knife was
found in the Prisoner'. ponwesion. !
Thore are several situations end pesinges incidental Lieutenaut-Colonel J 6aDA Mof the Company's Ser-
.. to the entertainment, which, from their amusing vice. The loot Arab body in that pert of the
1e- and humorous nature, and the justice done thew country surrendered in the end of December. The ARum Dittot at eet
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391 A letter from Frankfort, dated October 19, says,. The Prisoner ass remanded till Tuesday nest, in hopes
" The town of Elton en has just addressed a remon-
strance to the ping of Wirtemberg aganitit the that an owner null be found foe the glasses.
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r in the representation, contributed greatly to its Bhul Chiefs defended themselves in their moms- ti°°w_erP •• U.
12 0 P alermo ....per uz. 116 measures lately decreed by the German •Diet:— • The official fisavetie -of the Grand Duchy of
amburgh ....21 U. 35 11 Liston 54
• success. Mrs. A I.SOP and Mrs. CNIArfERLET were tainous district, covered with jungle and prickly
Altona ...... ..2) U. 38 0 Oporto
admirable in their parts, and the hunting 'Squire shrubs; but their weapons, bows and arrows, stones, saris 3 day's sight.. 25 5 Rio Janeiro
f was performed with strength and spirit by Mr. W. and • few matchlocks, were unavailing against Ditto .........2 U. 25 35 Dublin
W. CnarittaLLY. Mr. Ccrwer.i. dieployea a their persevering assailants, and puttee alter puttee noarileatte ....,.... 25 35 Cosh
Fraukfort on the Agio of Bank un
great deal of dry humour and mgeituity its Scoot ;of those who Riefler., was taken end destroyed. . by the publiCation of the transactions of- the Diet, is given by the offsets' Gement of Darmstadt
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✓ stud Mr. J. JONES played C'olunel Afford CM. DIJINUT HACK, DHUNJIII6 NAM, BOORMAN
Vienna effective 2 M 955 sruurors. which are incompatible with the independence of of the ISth respecting the resitsctiowa on the press,
11 ditably. KHAN. MEER KHAN, and other independent and modrid
.....4„ii„ 35v Portugal Gold it €S. ti the Shales stud with our constitutional rights. and stating that the other selleleterek will be also
spowerful Leaders, had been subdued or brought Cadis ...,„effective en Coin, per u5....0 11 .0 In the eb:esice of his Majesty the petitioners ap- pot in execution. Is Austriatbsemeseerrs respect. .: -.
The tnutic, vocal and instrumental, wee highly.
e over; and this dreadfully harnessing warfare, in which Babel' 35/ Foreign Gold in i...ir
lied to his Priv Council, ho isi soots to receive in the Journals ore also eafseeed., ,The Editote
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