The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-08-08 00:00:00

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I the hid •ko in Mitt' to record eseited'iseelt interest,
from the geiedoeseriAshe noes, op, nioninsb in mine ‘of
lif ensert, ore is. es caulk imairimed. , The camilidattes
for she day's play 'were -ammo, the Gipsy (Oho tout • Imp
hits the ring Ohm, by losnekingtm lose side the amylases.
Miley of West °malty Ditit, the ea 'aiptarf of ltamdall,
WOO, sae oilers), had O'flavp. two mews folight
a tory pilleat battle its. foostbs "4w,iold Cooper woo it
very hard, id os IPLeis'y led Ikea -fed !epos potatoes
rather Moo IliesCitealmit'eatioltyasaa of hie, of some weight
is the spktiog erbelik anahrts to ease@ eamditisie with the
manhood displayed ill the former emiltat, healed hies at
once, and the stake was for SO guises's.
This battle ssub'phes Id Miles from London, where Spiqr
beat Dub lisets, ined'Cooper beat Dirk. At half-past sae
the IMO esterod 'the rim!. treads, abettor tad Gas for
'Cooper, ad lbattill 'mid Jams fee O'Leary. Average bet-
ties eves. ,
Rooted I.*O'Llary 'au& ploy by fake hits. Casper west
suer-blended, mimed all his hits, hat threw his adversary
by • superirdity is that optalilleatioa.
2. Cooper made play wish a spriegiag righthended Ik,
bat be missed his datanee, sad in elosimg O'Leary was again
thrown.
3. Cooper tried sight-hooded bits half-rooad over his ad.
versary's gaud, which partly told cod partly were thwarted
by the cautitto of O'Leary in parrying. whom left.lisoded
work give hint best, bat Cooper rushed is and again skew
his maii.—Evea bailie'. r
4. Cooper threw away iv right-beaded bloWat the bead,
'had O'Leary mimed Ins left-handed hits in walks, sad was
hurtled to the ropes, bat he cleared himself from the stakes
sod' threw his adversal y.
•5. The ken had tried to do mere than what they roold
last at. Ciimier's'right land was plated Ilaohispeia she ear,
which did mortice, to du any saitchief. Is lecke' both
doom nod bettiog eves.
IL Cooper mails play but did not malts a hit, oar could
O'Leary, from weakliest, cetera openslllis.
Usti! the 10th rated both Were at bay; hi that round
O'Leary placed await of jobbiog bit, hut was throws fur it.
11. O'Leary hitting oat with hitkft band repeatedly, sod
his antsguaist mut stepping, received maid his bead'eres
ehomeeried. la a close both down, Cooper uppermed.
Is the subeemiatt woods Cooper received • hard hit • in
'thellth mood his adversary had • •Miperlerity is throwing.
We pass over this part to theater round, wham am timeliest
`rallying hit and bit round followed to the advamtago of
.0111" ii who received a heavy fall, which • good deal
spoiled him,
22, h 3, sad W. All in f of O'Leary.
30. 'Cooper was thrown isi a close; hi she 27th be was
'wonted also, and is the 28th hr received a dash hit on the
mouth sod was thrown.-3 to I oa O'Leary to the 3111 h
round, which ended the light.
The Iltt begs* in favour of O'Leary. who made play, bat
he was Iloitred at the cad by a right-hamded bit opus the
head.
lu the 37th roiled Cooper was throws.
The last sad 31151 round Cooper appeared st the scratch
with his left eye eluted up. Cooper hit his adversary a
heavy bkw on the temple, which loathed the 'fight for the
Gipsy.

I.4INBNrABLE 4CCIDEST.

Owßoorllky afternoon last, as Mrs. Airs Wilson, of Settle,
and formerly of this city, was, with her husband, travelling
through Bickerton, its a single horse chaise, or their way to
Tort. time of the reins emfortonately gut eutangled with the
tail of Ike horse, which rammed it to set off at full speed.
Mr. Wilson Moped mit of the gig, sad Mrs. Warms, in at-
tempting to do the some, gut her foul feat in the steps. to
this situation, with her head and the topper part of ►er body
dragged along the ground, partly under the wheel, the horse
continued to proceed with all the madsess of fear. A young
man, Jobs Webster, who witnessed the circuenstasice, devot-
ed himself to arrest its horrid progress, and took his station
in front : just before the animal and shaft end came in con-
tact sub him, liejedged his distance, slipped aside with
dexterous accuracy, sad snatched the hit and bridle.reins;
by the iuterfereame of Divine Providence be seemed his hold:
the nisi were strong—lke horse continued to plunge for-
ward ; &outlaw peso' matt, A. Webster, throe:sone up, sod
seined the Barge oa the other side. He still bore all away
with bins, hot iseribisg meld deter she generous resolution of
the urea, oar extricate the horse fruits their powerful hold.
They Gristly bruit& him up, though they were nearly ex-
hausted is the struggle, and afterwards overwhelmed ►y the
sp►ctacle which, it seems, they had sith unavailisg gallantry
midst/roared to soften. The female strewed considerable
eneetiou raid wit►in tweet), or this ty yards of belag taken
up; bat a rough pavement, and the
bridge, dariag the last moments of the catastrophe, would
hove left her very slight hopes of recovery, had rut the cir-
eanaolauce of her clothes having passed over her bead, in
some degree protected her from the dreadful bruises which
moot otherwise have been experienced. She was immediately
taken to a house, where every emotion was paid to her;
and we are glad to learn that she is now in a fair way of re.
tove►y. Ir cinitlusion, we cannot bat observe that the
kind atteationtof Mr. Fonntayire Wilson,the Rye. Mr. Carey,
and the whole ar the inbahrtants of the neighbour hood
where the laitsentable accident happened, has excited the
must grateful feelings i■ the mind of the 'offerer, and
amongst all her friends and relatives.—( York Herald.)

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 6.
Arrived the ILIN from the East iodic%
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Basted the Athol fur Halifax; and she Eleonora, Sartorial',
he Lundua.
'FALMOUTH, AUQU'F! 4.
Sailed the fhatoner packet with • snail fur Lisbon; and the
New Nor, Knell, fur B.lbsra.

nanwicit. •uourr 6.
Arrived the Jane park. t With a mail I Guilrliblnr.
LIVERPOOL, .4110VVE S.
Arrived the George, Dnaworth, trout Savannah; on 24th
July in let. 47 Ct. lung 26.30. she experienced a very heavy
gale of wind from N.N.W. which continued fur six boors;
real day saw several spurs, &c Homing.
DEAL, AUGUIT
Arrived and sailed for the River the Alemindi r, Gilmore,
from Trinidad; Charles William, —, from Quebec; Nan-
tilus, Allard, from G•enada; Briton, Roche, fruiu Quebec;
Wallace &Min, Min, from St. Domingo ; and Mariner,
Davison, frum Si. Julies, New Itsuustrick—the lao latter
remain. f
Come down from the River and remain the Bridges,John-
sun, fur the South Scam; mid Francis, Watson, fur Odessa.
Put bark the Wellington, House, fur the South Seas.
Sailed the Argus, Dual pilot cutter, uu a cruise off Dunge.
news. _ _

..'M% eClock.—Tlie Loud Hungerforil, O'Brien, from Van
Dirulan's Laud and Ne•w Suitt!' I%aiesiis uuw cumin through
the Gulls fur the DUWII4.