The Sun.
London, England, 1814-05-20 00:00:00

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The battle between Fuller and Muliwanx,. the
Black, will take place in. the neighbourhood of
Glasgow on the 28th inst.. Joe Ward hiis left
Londoil, with COOper, to second Fuller.

The Amateurs of Pugilism made a strong mrs-
ter yesterday at the Fives-Court, in St. :\furtia's-
street, to patronize and welcome the return of
Dewier from Ireland. Some athuirabl.e sparring
took place between Cribb, Belcher, Ric
Harmer, Croptey, Piston, &c.-and the best gpcsei.
teens of science were exhibite& Belcher set to
with Richmond and With Fitton. The Champion,
Cribb, exhibited with Pitton with much advantage.
Olivet , the successful opponent of Painter, slimed
himself, hut did not spar. His bead beams strong'
marks of violence.. Painter is not yet able to get.
to London.

On Friday se'nnight a most desperate bat-
tle 'was fought • at East •Grin'stead,' between
Langridge, a gardener, and Pearce, -a game-
keeper, both of that place.- Having had a•dis-
pine on some trifling subject the night precedinoy,
they agreed to decide the matter a la' Cribb on the
following day. .The weight of each s'a aboat" 14;
stone----both were full of fire and courage, but
neither possessed science. Pearce, who was the
challenger, exhibited the utmost confidence' of
victory, and- so• completely gained over the public
opinion on his side, that no (Aids would .be taken
in favour of hiS opponent.- The fight commenced,
and continued , with an ,obstinacy scarcely ever
equalled, for the space of one hour and 42 minutes,
during which time no less than 112 rounds were
fought, when Pearce was compelled., though most
reluctantly, to give in. Both combatants were
dreadfully beat. The above was considered by
every 'one present , the severest battle ever fought'
in this'country.—Chester 'Courant. ,

WEYMOUTII, MAY 17..—The last week. has pro-
duced a complete succession. of .public rejoicings
and festivalS at this faShiOnable Watering-place,
in commemoration of the downfall of The Tyrant,
and the bleSsed return of.Peacc The Mayor,
Corporation, and et large party of Gentlemen, ce-
lebrated these glorious events by x public dinner
at the Crown Inn, in a stile -of profusion suitable
-to the occasion. A very elegant enter aintne.nt was
also provided by Lirce, at the King's Head,Hotel,
which wits attended by a. numerous assemblage,
and where loyalty' aid ..conVieiality were never
more happily blended.--A Ball and Supper were
likewise given at , the Royal Hotel
,Ms,embly
Room ; on each evening a most brilliant and ge-
neral illumination took place; and the whole•COn;
chided last night_with a superb display of Fire-,
works opposite.qo'ster Lodge. •
Miss B--s, the 'danklite'r'of a late very rp:-
spectable inhabitant_ of this city, left 'the [ionic
of her.relatiyes, tinder whose protection site re-
sided, on Monday the 2d inst.- and has'tiOt'
been heard of.--;-The most•serionsTfears are enter-
tained for her s,af.ety, as we are Wormed she quit-
ted ,her home tr:circutnstlinces of a peculiar,
nature. The '4 Wig lady orphan; is about
18 years of age,l-aud highly itheomplished.
forbear stating more, at pres.ent ; but, should,the.:
various rumours which have re ich•ef.l in.l-e
well-founded, n..) personal consid rations shall n-
&tee- :tts,•to witirlwld 'Minn 11.0111 thi
Chester Courazt.