The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-05-17 00:00:00

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Mr. .40 $Me Ws ply me I.os 1)."11 ..1"4481
in three fights, the lest if which was between spines spa
Rebut Bent, fee lira pietas sable. Spring is a first-rate
mimed baser, if not a ansashieg biller, sad .11"19
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W been bent twins by Sheba., had shewn himself a game
same. We have es mem fur peerage farther than that there
wits a greet contrast in the eppears•ce of the sum, Been
being in excellest crudities, aid Sprit[ emaciated and is
ill health. Cribb and Shelton secoaded Spring, and lastiall
and Larkin officiated for Ban. Betting was even.
ROUNDS.
1. Barn hit shoat with both hands, ellsl Spring returned
Open the head ; a rally followed, and Burn west down.
2. Burn nude an awkward pubs with the let hand, aid
Spriag floored his eleauty.--Three to one me Spring.
3. Spring made play, and decidedly out-fought his am.-
Poiol fa and out, and placed a left beetled blow upon the
throat, broke ground and repeated it. Bern was throw..
4. Spring bit the body nigh his right head,' tad biome
were exchanged, bet Springs imitate gave him a saps-
thinly, sad he floored his satagoniat agate.
b. Counter hits were exchanged at tweeting, and Sprier
broke away, and seabed to be sparring fur wind. In wean-
ingot the ropes, Rern was thrown and hit in going down.
6. A omen rally, lad Spring threw his adversary sad fell
upon him.
7. This was the hestsrtnied is the fight. After exeleseg-
ing counter hits, bob went to wink. Spring sensed weak,
844 although he threw Bare, he kid none the best of the
round.
, S. A gay round, sad Burn made play at Randall's rap
gestion, and bits were exchanged, sod after noels strug-
gling for the threw against the rapes, Spring was thrown
heavy fall upon his head, and expecting be was hart, 3 to 1
was taken.
S. Spring did much execution in this round with the left
band upon the heed, and Burn was toe much a nature spun
his legs to get it hint, and be was epentatenthed and piping
for wind.
10. Bern, much distressed, received many rattling bits
'pia, and both were dawn in the struggle for the fall.
11. Burs misread a left-handed facer with the right, and
Spring went dew., but be rather gave himself the fall than
a kitsch-dews. Freon the unettikiaty of Arises condi-
Lica, two one was takes.
12. Hits were exchanged in Genii/ after Spring had pinked
the head with the left hand. Burn received a heavy fall.
13. Spring had all the best of this round, and altlwtgb
Burn martyred in to light, goodness ws useless, and he was
hit abort as Spring liked, and thrownli to 1.
14, 11, and 16th rotted' were of a plies with the 14th, as
But, was best.
17. Darn was too weak to stand, and be fell against the
ropes, and was in a position to be bit, but Spring with
uplift hand manfully walked away, mid the pith rowed
settled it.
There never was a turn in the fight, and Spring won it
by science. Baru ass not active enough to de any thing ;
and from the but and second roved it was evident that
Spring mast will It, if stamina did nut forsake him. It is
utmost seedless to state that Burn wee much beat, and
Spring was so little hurt that he walked about the nag dee-
i lig tea *lbw lights.

Gybleti and Rasher fought for sore than as boor sod a
half, fora parse,sad samercitally milled each other. la the
early part of she bailie, one or 4iyblett's peepers was dark-
rued, and Rasher's left ear was nearly bit from she bred....
Esti round was manfully cstuistad, and Gytilett, who is
the best fighter, woe it.
A gipsy lad offered to have a turn-up with any one (Obis
weight, and West Cuualry Dick was picked set foe
Diet said be would light to plepes the•Gtrttlemeo, but be
had not seta a slab the over eighs.sad had hiked bastly.
Dick was necked et 6 to 4, sod it was Ilse host of tbs Aso.
They blood up fearlessly, and tideway with t•uei detersi.
nation; bet in the third round the gipsy was backed at 6
so 4, sod be led throughout a pliant light of 40 fOlllllll%
when Diet, who was terri►ly bealee,eried N.oswigh."