The National Register.
London, England, 1820-07-02 00:00:00

REMARKS.

Two men never entered the ring in finer co;
dttion; nor did two ever acquit themselves bette•—•
Shelton had nearly a stone over his adversary and
Cooper won the fight by science in the last Funds,
with bravery to withstand his opponent's ruff The
rounds were short; but, unlike niudernfighting,
the men seemed to think as little of PPr°"hiog
each other as if there were no ropes . boundaties
A second fight of no kind of ingest took places
and the amateurs departed hoas Some " them•
highly pleased with the first.
CORONATION MED/MS.—Aft% the completion of
the Coronation Ceremonies thin Westminster
Abbey, foilowel by the Aresh°P and Bishops,
and other Peers of the Beale/ Performing the cus-
totnary homage, it is usual./ scatter about Coro-
nation Medals of gold and.ilver. Charles the 11.
whose Surveyor General wa Sir Christopher Wren,
had prepared 200 medts of gold, and 3t/0 medals
of silver ; and there wig 100 of gold, and 400 of
silver, for the Queen. heir Majesties George 111
and his Queen had lip an extensive impression of
Coronation Medals .epared, and spread about at
that point of time vhen the drums and trumpets
announced the caclusion of the Coronation services.
There is, it is stat 4, a dye sinking for medals to be
distributed at the itproaching Coronation of George
IV. The gold ai silver medals of George ILL.
!Jere struck by I.4l)rence Nattier, and were orna-
mented on one Ae with his Majesty's Bust,
and the inscription Ctorgius Ili. D. G. N. Brit.
Fru. Et. Nib. Itex. 141) and on the reverse was
figure ()file Soeerek4seated with Britannia holding
a Crown above hiskad, wan the inscription (tle
country's arias hastinst been v ry successful)--ea-
trite Ovunti—to ti cowl I triumphing :—Cortm
XXII. Sept. MDC4.XI. Silver medals of the
late Queen. Chorine wile also thrown amongst,
the persons seated i; the scaffoldings, and mama
the populace. (it one side was represented
her Bust, with thenscription Charlotte, D. M. G.
Br. Fr. EL Llib ; and on the other side her
figure appeared :Inn length, standing by an altar,
with a seraph abut to Crown her ;, the whole t.
chat by the motto; vxsayin Meritas—by merit ob.
taiaed : corm]. XXv. Sept. MI./CUM. Although
England was at thp time engaged en a s,.:Vcrk.! Cull-
ILA with Franee, to Waist' arms, as already men-
tiaus:il, had been ttimphant, and his Majesty's
accession to the thronthaving taken place un the
anaiversary of the lamas battle of Agincourt, the
Coronation excited the oepest interest in the nation
—an interest only equalli by the extensive and
grand preparations makink fur tile approaching
Coronation.
SUDDLN DEATH —On "isursday morning, Mr
Pensley, baker, of Lambeth- ilk, returning front
serving his Lrcad, he fell etin in his shop and
expired without a groan ; he Os left a wife and
Tinnily to mourn his loss ; he os much respected.
His death was occasioned by e4nking cold &water
while in a heat. •
On Monday morning a dreaditiliccident happened to
two men who %I orkeo at the dye se of r F. 1):
S.Anges, in Wheeler Strtxt, Spvitielti3. 1 hey %%efe
employ ,d up alas. and W.,,w st
111,*011 a hooch it eate .gap, motley %%cic vieciint heel
inks) .1 bag, etypet. n. hi.hl ug uas, alltl I,elUre they
could be Lskeh out, were schheith a siVirkini.; ilialiiirr,
"and carried to the Loo•ion Hoottl, where taint hope.
are entertained at ink ar ifec..terse
Flom a pi..clifiree in the gartlp of 11. r..r. Atibinty,
Evq. of lituinne.hail, air.st O.N', ry. in. Siirovanise,
which is but 1 I lee. in aright, altdio feet broad, .rice.
wive been. taken it r 3 rac.,es, al there are yet re-
maining 574. Tots la considered topractical gar,:eners
as a t extraordinary produce, tipcially when it is
considered that the tree has 111110 vtt3 bevo protected by
await% oi otherwise.

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