The National Register.
London, England, 1822-09-15 00:00:00

BOXI Ns.

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" On the memorable spot where Gas extinguished
the fine ecienve of Chorge Cooper, and showed to
• the ring that goseonade te, s no use wimp opposed to
merit., the bottle between Joshua Hudson, and Bar•
/ow, the York:layman, tot.li !duce un Tuesday last,
thi .the heath a few.tailes to the eastward of

Alban's. This combat excited more general interest
than any which lout taLti place sine,: Matt Lilt the
• 6..9-light. man, and thousands were pending upon
the issue of it. Nu countryman .unknown to the
London ring was o.:er introduced under such favour-
able omens. He hail out and tatted all his wirer-
s:ries with such astonishing eelerity, that he was
'nought to London under the ausinc,:s of some of
the test of the amateurs of the tansy, who would
hie.: is reldily backed hint for hundreds as I.:r ones,

tii.tra nothing • less than what they considered a cer-
tainty, and this fiistertsl winning match was to be
uguinA a man of no less talent than Joshua Hudson,
cue of the most lion hearted and highest courage
tnea that ever bujil for combat ;—a man who went
up to his adversary's heal in true English bull-dog
style, and never was denied until foored from his
tiltj at. When the match was made,' ti to 4, was bet
upon the countryman in heavy stashes, and the par-
ileuhar pals of foile over the wider, in the high
finished Bermondsey district, and the water side
lads, thoughts countryman must be something more
than human to asp their adopted, and they rallied
zmnd hint ut St. Alban's, on Monday night, with
oak, laurels, es emblems of genuine British con rage,
Lind as there was no doubt of courage, Josh assured
them that they might be satisfied of every shuts
else, and his friends took 6to four freely. Josh
first threw his white caster info the ring wish a
smile of jollity, and Barlow followed, null the
aliiresaid token of welcome and defiance. l3is head
quarters were at 13:etts', at Atfi;;ltl %%rood side, where
lie had traLed. Hudson weighed more than IS
stone, and was considered far above weight for
bis frame. Barlow weighed i 2st. 21b. us clean as a
smelt:

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&cond:.—Tom Owen and Randall for Hudion,
and. Belcher and Harmer fbr Bar.ow.

TILE BATTLE.

Round 1. When in attitude the disparagement in else was
straoli against Marlow. Nut a whisper wow heard, iu a ring of
awns thousaods regular at a blow up. Ilia men advauc.d to
meet each other with much caution, and Joah. let loose with his
left hand upon the Yorkshire man's throat, which reddersd it.
B•:1ow nude a return blow upon the body, which nioved Josh.
cid his guard, and a rally fulMwed, and seine exchange of blows
took place; and a seimratien followed, when York bled at the
Lost. Josh got within his nice disarmer again, and let louse loft
and right. . Toe left was rather a light blum, to give grouter
them to the strength of the right, which told like a eolith's
wird upon the side of the head, and linered York al clean MS a
snot would in the ti ht mark. He cuine upon the hard ground
with such velocity that Lis 14td bounded from it again hke a
r.cinet hall, and he Iles lifted up senseless. 2 and 3tol on
Josh, sod the ring very uproutions.
2. Juab taking advantage of his success, and Lis adversary's
.atap;dity, from the death hammer blow, weld to work again.—
liarhaw ha out, but his fighting WAY at the body ; and Juvh
having so line a lead, with such superior strength, hit him

dowu a.. ail.
S. Hudson went in and hit his ad y down olf band.
4. garlow seemed to know a bit where he was, and hit Josh
in the body as he epprose!.ed Lim ; but it was useless ; Josh
dropped him with the left hand.
6. Barlow was hit dowu from the scratch, and it was evi-
dent that Josh wuuld give him no time to get relieved from the
•• durse" the hit had put him into.
The sixth round ended the battle, and Josh seemed to pay
very little regard to the Judge's ob, lions on a late Lis!.
Coat a man might show his scienoe, but not hit too hard."
Josh was administering some severe puuiehmeat in this round,
when Belcher io a manly wanner, 6ct between the men and
saved the blown from Uarlow, whioa must have been set-ions,
SDI Barlow being is tku same S.:;:e of insensibility, lielcbs:
ie.inbiteti•the courtast fur lcui. It lasted under six miuutes.
Iv this instance the deep ones were beat in reality,
and to heavy stakes, and Hudson more than realized
411 the hopes of his partisans Hu is one of the
bravest men in the kingdom. Of Barlow little can
Lc sail, tOr the first hit so chancerilicd him, that he
wrs deprived of the power of acting, kbl:d the only
reflection amongst the losers was, how could we be
Batted by supp 'sing any conntryinau could have a
eiance with such a man as Josh, because two, thiree.
or four told US so. To go with the titje is not always
right, as was that day sheivn; and it has beettagain
mionbt rat el that expertness with gloves is molly
rut no the off side. Barlow it seems had sparred
with all the Rots.
A second battle, of seven minutes, was fought
buweeti Ward, who beat Acton, and the brother of
Burke, who fought Randall. It was ?Wig lunacy
aid bloadl‘ss, and it is suldLient to say, the tight
consisted in throwing, and-the men are wooden o,,es
to be eallix) boxcrs. was >< sixty miles dry of
di.,apiointtnent.

Ptignitti nst A.Locitst.tx,—ln Stryes Slow,
t!, p.tge 238, is t 1.,! following extract frout the
vnt.trat City ji:curis :—" Nicholas Why/Eirtl, or
Yitiford., en Al:Liu:in, havinj neglected to line
his which he otii;ht to use in the procession—
tiarotn.c it is adjullg,:tl by the Court that the
I.orti M.tyer and A 11-rtnen :41:111 all brealfast with
Jtioi. Tins penalty is awiuded ou Liu as apu iisll-
- fur 14 oarakukcinc4s.

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lONDON. STOVE GRATE COMPINY,
54, Crutehed Priam adjoining the Rest India Warehouse.
—Tie SAI1211:111,31 constituting; this Company having for a long
time been aware of the gross imposition* practised by itinerant
Wailer.. and other unprincipled Masters in their= Trade. and
perceiving that this spurious and disgraceful traffic was daily on
we increase, they deteinined, if possible to check the career of
of such shainctul delusions, by opening the above spacious
Warehonse, Mr supplying the Public with superior articles of
every description in the FURNISHING IRONMONGERY
LINE. en terms from 25 to so per cent. lower titan any Other
home in the kingdom. For the better securing the superiority
alluded to, they will carefully superintend the manufacture of
of their goods, particularly their Patent Back Boiler, Ranges,
Stoves, Fenders, Fire Irons, &c. which they have endetivouted to
render replete with every modern inipreventent ; and as their
stock will always consist of an extensive variety of pattern, the
Public will have an unprcer.dented opportunity of suiting them-
selves a4recable to 'heir inclinations; to every article the price
will be attached in legible charnsterw; alter ire at once a convincing
proolof the astonishing sating that will result from purchasing
exclusiveti• at their Establishenect. A Patent Range, with
'Lamers, hot clodet, hat plate, &c in complete action, will be
as exhibition every Tuesday and Thursday. Prodi:d payment
and no abatement. Tao and a halt per cent. on all single pur-
elia-ies abuse 60 . 5 per cent on ditto above 1001.—A White Louse,
Lacing inscribed on the front, in Loge gold letters—" London
Stove Grate t unmans, $4."

• . CAUVON
TO PERFUMERS AND MEDICINE VENDERS.

APRINCE, the Oeiginul Proprietor of the
. RUSSIA OIL, is awastately receiving information that
Impostors are travelling the country with counterfeit RUSSIA
OIL, and, to deceive shopkeepers and others, have made the
covers of their counteafeits exactly like PAINCE%; and even
printed on the covers, .• Prince's Russia Oil ;" and copy Mr.
erince's Affidavit. made before the Lord Mayor of London, and
to deceive Perfitineis, Medicine Venders, and u:bers, in the
cuuntry, say they are Partners or Travellers-of Mr. Prince the
begs to caution Perfumers sod Medicine Venders against pur-
chasing Russia Oil front the impostor who travels the country.
Mr. Prince having neither Partner nor Traveller, recommends
Petunia a, Medicine Venders, and others in the country, to have
the Russia Oil from a respectable Wholesale Perfumer or Me-
dicine Vender whom they deal with in London, they will Le
certain ct nut being deceived, as the principal WhoLsale Per.
furriers and Alt:MCl:le 'Venders in London are Agents fur selling
Pe I NCE's celebrated RUSSIA OIL.
Shopkeepers ought to be particularly on their guard, not to
buy caunterfeit Russia Oil, as Mr. Prince has hart the opinion of
Counsel, who ingot ma him that if any one sell. Russia Oil, With
'• Prince" on the wrapper, that is vat PlitKe.6, illbjeet
them-
selves to an lujunction in the Coutt of Cliancery, the same as
was granted to DAY A:JD MARTIN.
In short, PRINCE's CELEBRATED RUSSIA 011. is
so impooved with an extra valuable ingredient, through which
it has made the RUSsIA 011. the greatest nour.stier end
preserver to the I lair in the Universe, will make it grow thick
and long, and prevent its falling yr or ever turning grey ; and
is such a nourisher to the roots of toe Hair, that it it even has
begun to turn grey, it will restore it again 'to its natural colour,
and if used often, it will never turn grey again, and is sure to
'clear the scurf, fru'n infancy to old age, and will always keep the
Head and Hair clean sad beautiful. Gentlemen who have lost
their Hair, and have the least sign of routs ef Hair remaining,
by using regularly fur a few months PRINCE's IMPROVED
BUSISIA OIL, with the extra valuable ingredient, will Imams!
.to restore it, and produce a tine Head of Hair, which hundreds
have experienced.
Even Medical Gentlemen have published, in the Gazette of
Health. that Prince b Russia Oil is superior to any Oil tur the
hair, and will du, in cases of baldness or weak hair, what can
possibly be dune.—Ladies will find Prince's Russia Oil preferable
to any other Gil far dressing their own, or false hair, as it gives
it a natural gloss, softens and CIITiS it. Gentlemen wearing
powder ought to use it instead of potnatum ; it promotes Eye-
brows, Whialters, ..c. and through the extra ingredient it will lnuw always keep pleasant, even in all climates.
Proved by affidavit, the 24:11 of November, 1814, before the
Lora Mayor of London, that A. I'M NUE is the Original Propri-
etor in tile Universe of toe Russia Oil; and theretore if any
Perfumer. Medicine Vender, Hair Dreaser, or any one else, sell
Russia Oil, that is nut Prince's, thcy.are impostors, as they sell
counterfeits to their custieners.
Ask for Prince's improved Russia Oil, and observe it is ge—
nuine. The ounce bottle tire shillings, or a Large booze,
containing live ounces, one pound. which is a saving.
Sold by the bUle l'topriutor. A. l'airice, Nu. S. Poland
Street, Oxford Street, near the Pantheon, London; and by most
principal Perfumers and Minticine Venders.
•• Ladies and Gentlemen will lee partizular, as impostors
have• made tile covers of tile Counterfeit Russia Oil so much like
the Genuine, and even imitated the Original Proprietor's Niuue,
and also copied the , flidavit of the Original Pioprietur made
before the Lord Mayor, theretisre purchase's should be cautious,
and have it of the Proprietor, or of a respectable Vendet.

SO, STRAND.
A NEW SHAVER; ON, SECOND EXPERIMENT.

A Mori KEY—who shaving fi rat tried oa himself
And cutting hi.jors/.—the noschievot. ell
Resolv'd to etubraceopportuaity pat.
And operate nest on the beard of the Call

The place of a mirror adapted to suit,
There stood in the room the, a high potisli'd BOOT,
In which WmtftEN's Jet of pre-eminent hue
Libirlard the line forms ofracction to view,—
Now seizing poor Piet, to the bright BOOT he bore bes
The Monkey her shadow then gleaming before her,
And answer 'd her struggles wiill chatter and blows.
filer phiz while hesoap d from her cars to hernobe I

The Cat, thus essaying in vain at resistance
Anil mewing, in pitital plaint, for assistance,
With wonder the same operation now saw
Performed in. or she wri by the Jet of eclat !
In front of the Door then, as it to explain it
The method of shaving, how best to attain it,
The act of interspers:o:t with grin and grimace,
The Apecleared the Cat of each hair on her face
And strange thutiah it avelny, yet the frolicsome elf
Was much mom suceessful with Put:thin himself,
The MEAT Eli adroitly concludirg his tcrtiping.—
The Smay'n with the lossof her whiskersescapingl—
The Muo,try iu triumph the parlour now sought,
And Cat and bright BOOT to a company brought,
Who saw what this Barber had then been about,
And hail'd his epsy with a raoturottss:towt
Of mirthful surprise:—thestrange incident bscl, log
The rsterits of WwinEres unparallei'd Blacking.

This Easy Shining and Brill ant ALactcrxa, Preraredby
ROBERT WARREN,
.30, Strand, London; and sold in every Town in the Kingdom.
LIQUID. in Bottks 6d. 101. 121 und IBd. each. Also PAST
BLACKING. in Pots 6d. tgal. I'd. each. A Shilling Pot aroma
is equal to Four is. Betties of Liquid.
Aalc far WARRigN'a Mackin. •

PRICE TWO PENCE.
Jost pitillibed. Tie& 1. 14 S. A. 805 5. ealtalaing IS 41***1/
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Evidence before the Coroner's Jury—Description of the Snot-
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—Remarkable Police Cases—Horrible Murder in France—
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—The Devil Peasossilled—Deeuty and the Dustman—Wiled.
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Published by Blunt and Co. 53, Paternoster row, and Ivey
be Led of all Booksellers and News-renders in the United
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FJAVING stated the Scheme of the New State
1111 Cutlery at length, I now beg leave to say it meets
with my most miqoalitied apptehatiul,, as it is on the gond
old pi Meyer of the old fashioned Eugliblo Lottelies. Of
laze years, Lotteties having heroine more ft equem than in
forme' times, •4i 1011% CUMu actors introduced vat iOllll no-
velties into the SCII, 111 t.%, which novelties, how ever popular
at the time, have, loom their frequency, become now 110
longer attractive; tkerefoie the Officeskeepers concerned
with myself in the present Connect wily Government,
have dettimined to try how far the obi-fashioned olds
English Scheme of all Nlviley, without any Prise of any
denomination being fixed, meets your appioloation;.7
thinking it likely that no novelty may be the *realest
nuttily ; consequently we hive made a Scheme on that
basis, and look forward with the /greatest confidence to
your app. oval. It will be tosiiiii• so consist, of ti,ocoo
Ti Arts, lobe drawn in Six Days, en 11111 l cueing 3011. Next
Month (October).—All the Tickets will be put into the
IVoirel at mire, ( before Ms First .Day.)—Therc are Three
of £lO, 00, Two of £10,0014 Two of
25000, and i,ice, Capitals, all Mosily! and 3,e 00 nit-
' tour Prizes, all hooey!—Throe air nut any Clesses.—No
ieserve, our any siock Prizes.—Every 'I ocket decides its
11%11 tale, sod no oilier; and as (love is nut even ■viutill
Prize lived, tile whole toeing afloat, it is possible every
Capital may be 'trawl, the Fir 4 Day (nay, they might
'est..) be all drawn in the Co.( huisr.)—Tickets and Slimes
are now selling at toy Offices, 4, Coonll,ll, sad 0, (Auto'-
. Crulit.
I have the honour to lie
Your dt voted Servant,
T. BISH, Siockbroher.
Loridosi, Sth September, I h 22.

tS In the late Lnttery (j&st finished) I POW the Grand
Priv.. No. 4,660, L.10,n00; and bebeial minor Capitaly
and in every preceding Lotlrry 1 have cold • rely great
propui lion el the large Pi ITelf.

BIRTHS.
On Wednesday last, Mrs. Willium hula, of New Palace yard, of •
dunAter.
In Weymouth street. the lady of B. Barnewall, jun. esq. of •
danzlitcr.
In Upper Mar)lelsone street, Fitzroy square, the lady of Joeephisi
Kendrick, nj. of a son.
In Purim in s•lnara, the Countem Manners, of • daughter.
At Putney,ly, of G. de I loshrpled Larpent, es of • 111.
In New lhithie street, Mrs Marlin ware. o, 4 son.
3lrs. K. Cocked, of Hackney road, or • daughter.
MARRIED.

At %I. Norms new chinch, I. loth nee, 'sq. of Tottenham!' greets.
to Alias Ilatne, el Nl)thlethol terrsee.
.'t the kt,es,is' starting house, io itishopsgate street, John Haycock
Waldeck, eh)) nos', of !Woad street, to tithes's, second daughter or
the 'Ate J. Ihooli, of Stoke Newithoost.
At st.ltims's, Lambe, nen, I. Dore,. MI. of Prost') 'lnset buthings,
to )uongest stan;;liter of f. Iri !net, esti. of the Grove.
DIED.

At Pollinz Spit. near Ricionanawnith, Ilerts, K. daimon, egg. late
of New Bond airret, aged 71.
At stoke Nen ington, Barbaro Cecilia, wife of R. Smith, jea. ireq•
and ticket daughter ut C. Sanitlit,a, ea I.
At Peckham, scab, relict of the late H. Collett, egg. of the Calton
house.
On the 11th Instant, at Eghani. Mr. Charles Mlles, one of the Pro.
picture ul thisoa%li).s tottre house.
At his 1.,,i.,•5e in Ilerttor.l.struct, Lient:Gen. kir Oakes, hart.
On Wed=iday last, at his 11011bS ill Monk lane. Amos ilaytoo, 'sq.
&zed 7s.
At hingeton, Surrey, Mary, the wife of John Pally, ell.
At the rtaidence of her tin thee, Mrs. Blown, of Stead lodge,
linuralon, [lefts, Marian, the lady of •Cayt..l. h. pushes, •f the kart
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