The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-04-06 00:00:00

BOXII

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The battle Wirers Petro, the Bath lianas, lad Floatoro,
the emichmaa, from Dessau, Omm, kept the Rostmaatot
mud these masters is foil earreise so Thursday, for went of
geoevaldrip to avoid interference. The match for ell gooses.
wadi was to have ta►.a playa, very smug, between O.kiag.
ham sad Maidenhead us Mitred'', agreeable to the desire
ofebo hackers, Csptaia Hass toe the coaching*, sad Mr.
Meadows Fuller fie the lamas. Poore authority Into gave
t►ear negative to the sport so the grossed axed rpm', sad
after • consuibiliou of proviocial •apes, the men met is
Geld amass Wrodsur Formt, at Apeley, llorrey, tea miles boas
the saki authorttiu, where as obstinate battle was fought is
as open ring. H. Ford ',regraded Flowers, nod Wheeler of.
deemed for Peters. Both woes had fame for various suceeta•
fed mishata, and the bunion was rather the favourite. •
The battle lasted forty-four sabsotes, is which len very.
by roma& were fought. la the first the claret New from
the heads of each, and is closing as awkward attempt was
made to tram, but neither could get the best of it, •std tb
bousaa was th►ows from being the lightest.
I. Both felt their muscles at work, sad they waved to
with much ear•estoeas. Flowers got a heavy rattler ou the
jaw at pia, is, but there was no desist about hint. He
kept meetly et his woik, although Peters stewed best science.
Flowers's ►ed hair stood as end, like that of a pig is • pas.
lion, and • sarcastic grin, with the claret Hoenig frame his
devourers, presented a melancholy spectacle. He, however,
Moored Peters by • heavy He up ea the Wise, which ►ent

3 sod 4. These moods were give sod take to the very esd
of nature. Peters contioued to have the beat is lb* Amt of
the round+, but Flowers had his tu►n is strengt►, and he
finished like s workman. Peters was under is two falls, mad
both were fatigued oat of time.
The sth and 6th roulade produced but little mischief, as
both were waiting to pet their wind mended. They however
munugsled again is the seventh round, sod no baser men
ever stood more Arm to duty. A chance hit placed Peters's
bead *pout his right shoulder, and a pistol could not have
dropped him more wetly. It woe Flowers the battle, al.
though the oilman fought the other three wands under every
dmadvastiage. His secords yielded victory to Flowers very
reluctantly.
A pane or sonelbiag loader 51. was collected for the liner.

Robert Haulms, private is the Ist Royals, a native of the
county Wieklow, has offered to light any max is England or
elsewhere, of his owe weight (fourteeo arose), or a arose
►eavier, except his own coontrymies. He will be backed
for 390 gearless, or more, if required.

TO TSB PROPSICTOR or TIM DUBLIN PUMA lel
JOURNAL.

"SlR—Haring 01.111 more that Oat* the boastlog of p..
gllism in some of the Public Prints, psrtirularly by Hanba
and others; I mu a young ins. arbitrable habits, never p►o.
feaster the art or mimes of pugilism, or as much Futon
forth challenges; bet II will readily accept the challeoge of
those, or of a.), other disturber of the public peace, for soy
son they shall think at to deposit or
"JOHN LANGAN.
"50, North Kisgrt►eols April!, 1821."