The Sun.
London, England, 1813-08-10 00:00:00

BC)X.INt.

Battle betwein .111olineu t and iforlon .-0 a. the
2.411) lilt, these combatants met at C,i►epstows and
after a desperate set-to of three rounds only, vic-
tory was declared in favour of the latter, he.hay-
placed to most deeided.blwv under the left ribs
of his adversary. This chick.: (Horton) .chewed
abundance of game, fur in the two first 'lnitial
lie received sometrentendous bits from, the scien-
tific tinkering arm Molineux ; but to thesitr-
prise of the gymnastic aniateurs, be received them
with as much sun. fruit! as if they had been laid
upon the, pommel of a saddle.
A deposit hos been made for a. boxing marcu.
between Feed, a celebrated crest country pugilist,
and Harry Harmer, of t I:dater school. The
battle wilt take place for a 4 stake of 20 guineas,
and a,,pnrse of 2:), on Monday the 23d inst. on
the coast.---Greegson has a fme athletic man from
Cheshire, of much provincial fame, who challenges
tiny man in.Englaati on the sante day; on the sante
ground.
An unscientific but •it very severe battle
was fought on Saturday in Kilburn-fields, for
love, bewevo iliggoim. a butcher, tif,! 14 ,stone,
and. Johnson, a coachman. They limit Ourrelled
at a club on the,preceding evening. The combo-
tants set to with determined resolution, and
maintaicaed the. battle with much bravery ; the
rounds ended with knock-down bloWs, mid as no
artifice was made to avoid them..thcir cfleetN were
soon visiLle. later fighting forty, minutes, John-
son receixed.a right4tanded hit, which broke one
of the lower ribs; he having at the time' the beta of
the battle.. Ile, bowever, fought ,on, .his, adver-
sary be„ingitra weak state: and labouring under
heavy bruises, italic ultimately '‘von the battle.
A collection .was made .Jur the Champions, who
seemed quite sativied.
A.deSperatc battle took place on Wednesday, at
the village of Ford, near Marl:field, between two
blacksmiths, of the names of Whale and Moon.
After'figlning upwards of an hour, the fmnier re,
,ceived a vinleot.blow on the neeli„ which termi-
nated the affray and his mortal career.

Yesterday afternoon, as the carriage of Mrs.
Want,' of Taunton-place, Ilampstead-road, wits
passing_ at a quick rate along Tot.tenhain-eoutt-
t•i,oeidafiel.s,,
obit;
eivf•r(l.,
tt)l,:i‘tw off, anti the ve•-
arm
at the window,
'had it shattered so much, that it is feared -ampu-
tation must,follow, be'sides other bruises.
An article from Prague; inserted 'in au .1 us.rivin
J°l-111131.. stes's We leArh that the scarcity of
prOvisionsin that part of whit:kis ocenpied
by the Russian army, inlored the Cotonou).-
der-iti-Chref,' (4eneral o T01,1,,V to
send a consOeratile coaps c!'arriiCe into the- dis-
tricts to the. west, at the Ditch), ot Witt ..,£II.V. This
corps d'arni&.. has gone into cantonments in the
environs of Kalisch. Another carcrs it'artine is-
eantoned In the provitieet of-Silo4ia,; which are
iftnated upon the right hank of the o'er. The
particular disposition Of these troops have, is is
supposed,. been made at the request-of the King
of Prussia,, - who was,.-anions to relieve "tin, peo-
ple of Sitesia lion) the heavy hurtnens iMposeti
for the subsistenpe of the y.---The trade be-
tween fieligolanil awl the Danish territories is
4611 tarried an through Tonningen."