The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-11-02 00:00:00

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The males for Siftes. aside, between A. Baxtoa, • yeomint
who keeps a small farm at Treat, Owns, sad Macklin, a
half black, took place CM Tuesday, and it wan a real smash.
hag Sglit. The our.. had set-to wash gloves often, hut they
kart in actions t►e little they bad been taught at bloodier*
aghtivig, and they were too gay to receive without giving.—
The barite was to have brew fought • short distance from
Benham, bur some eoneigging Assisi( taken place, and for
fear of disappointment floe ring was broker op, and a fresh
use formed at Dunsden, in Oxfordshire, in ■ meadow be-
longing to • ritileman named Paget. George Towers
seconded Buxton, and Sam Find, the cricktteer, picked up
the Black.

Our Correspondent ilmeribrs it as a pretty entatAing ight
of 14 rounds, in 30 minutes. The Black, who weighs more
than 13 atone, and 1011 m. more than his adversary, led with
much gaiety, mid after Buxton had met him coming is,
with the right hand, a dans' rally followed, and they hit
away until them beads were well crimsoned, ■nd Buxton
gave Blacker a heavy fall, in lime wrestling style.
The amend was ■ hard-forght round in f f the
Black, whose strength bond his adversary from him, but he
was again thrown.

3. This was s round which wasted the strength [Wholly by
►itting. la s rally the Black recei►ed a tremendous right-
handed blow um the car (4.141. Neale), which swelled instantly
as ifs wen of years mending had berm there, and about the
1000 e time Buxton's nose was broke is pie. es as if a surgeon
had been at rook. They bbd copiously, sad both west
down weak.
The sees were 00 mach reduced that t►e next six rounds
predered nothing to remark upon, excepting that the Black
had two heavy falls.
11. Bulb went to work strain, stud hit each other to•
sad Buxton was floured by a clean left•band-
ed hit.

11. The Black fell is waking play, sail did set seem is
care about getting up again mad him head was very heavy.
13. Buxton led it. bull-14 (whims, sad the Black weal
dean with a slight hit.

The 14th ortard the fight in favour of gortun, who threw
the Black a heavy fall, and be could sot be gut to the
*crotch again. _

Copy or a letter from Lord Mtl.Ton to Alderman
M'ooto, Treasurer of the. flat.• C :
Sin—The investigation ialo her WU ISTVII costlier' before
the HOW* of Lout• has now beets brought to such a puha
as has satisfied me of the grueadlessaess of the opinion
which 1 had, iv cumulus' with many atlas persona, formed
of her behaviour, ■nd which deterred me,
in England, from paying her those mask. of respect which
were naturally due to her 'salted statiou. I have sow there-
fore to request that you will lake charge of she enclosed sub.
scription from lady M. and myself, to she Service of Plate
iuteuded so be premaied to her Al4Lo [STY.
1 have the honour is. be, Sir,
Your very obedient Servant,
If-en/worth, Ortabor 22, 184 u. MILTON.

Lieut..Colontl KEY N LLT. Secretary and Equerry
to his LUoyHI Ilightess the Duke of CAusaiDne.
left town kat night, charged with dispatches fur the
Duke and other brooches of the Royal Family uu
the Continent.

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Yesterday a Court of Director. wag held at the
East India Ilau,e, when t'.e nuder•mention►d
Captains were SivOrll into the command of their
respective ships. •is.—Captain THOMAS LARKINS,
Marquis Camden; and Captain THOMAS BORRA.
DAILY, laglis—fur Bombay and China. Captain
Cita ILES MORTLOCI, Lowther Castle—for Bengal
and China.

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