The Sun.
London, England, 1817-08-06 00:00:00

BOXING.

'The renewed battle between R. Pan", the Here-
fordshire navigator, and Isaac Crutchley, a far-
mer, from Leicestershire, took place on Aionthiv,
in Batt's Meadows, on the banks of the Len, for
20 guineas aside. The men blacked each others'
eyes on Thursday last, but they were stopilA
after fighting two rounds. More of manhood 'hal
science, and more of strength than agility, w.ts
displayed. Crutchley is a 13 stone man, of ninc'a
power. He had done much exectr ion arnongn
the country eommoviers, but a scientific lint i;
much inferior in weight, would soon reduce lii
strength. The navigator was not so poweritil ri
ma", but bad a knack of bitting straight with the
left hand. Eight rounds were fought in 2G mi-
nutes, as follows. The seconds were, J, Jones Ix
Ford, and Holloway for Cri,tuhley
:
Round I. Crutchley was hit smartly on the head with For:rs
left hand directly after shaping hands, and a rally, in whith.
there was much giving on both sides, but without measure—
ment or judgment, took place. At the close of it Ford went
down, and both their :limey's were queered. The run,
I. steel three minute,.

4. Ford missed with his left band, and was floored by D.
counter hit with the right.
3. ertitchley's right eye was closed, and F,!rd was entlea-
vonriog to the other, when he got a chatteiing hit ow
the jaw, which broughboat two teeth as clean as
doctor could hare performed it,. He however resumed
ing, anti in compliment, to his antagonist in the lt.s. round, be
changed things about and lloored mitts
4. Ford made a good left handed hit over the bride,
adversary's nose, which drew claret in abundance: A 1.0.,;
awkward innings followed; and both went down weaii
punished much.
5. Crutehl.y lifted one eye-lid to get sight, when Fo
bored him down.

Here Ford reduced fight to a certainty, by phcit,g
a blow On his ankguiliq'S forehead, Whiel NI
and he went down rather to avoid a tzootArstiale u s e r
than from the force of the blow.

7. Ford fell upon a blow.
S. In this the last rounJ, Crutchley was as blind as a bat*
and be was finished right out by a hit in t which
prevented his coming again. The lance was of nu avail, his
head was not a miller's, it swelled too touch.

The Inn of the day ended in a match at sing7e
sticks, between Farreit and Baker, and after a
combat of 20 minutes, Farrell was bled nu inch,
-and Baker touk the prize -)f a gaineaand a new hat.

SPARRING NOT BLOODLESS.--Oliver, a first-rare
pugilist, had his benefit at the Fives-court it was
tie most crowded Coe rt of any daring the season.
The two little men, Brown and Belasco;
fought the third ,battle on the last fight:ag day,
gave a good display of coinage and science, and
both.had best. Belasco, who was beat by Rey-
nolds, shelved fine play with Lazarus.—There was
also a fine treat between Belcher and Lancaster ;
but the masterly action of the former kept his
frame perfect. Cribb and Oliver gave an amusing
treat of fine science and strength of hitting. Ifrilts
sparred with Purcell ; and the little B:ack railianca
a little Jew's head about most unmercifully. Is
was. an interest log boot also, with Randilli "ant/
\Vest Country Dick. Several other matches oE
inferior note took place, and the. candidates were
so onmerous, that the Court got clear, leaving
'them at it. Scruggins and Turner were present,
as also Richmond, Randal, &c.

Four lots of ground for the erection of scrim
houses, four on the North and three on the Sauth
side of the Regent's Bridge, at Edinburgh, hi--
useen 'Princes-street and the Arch, were.
last week, to a builder, for Twenty five Thorisand
Pottads

Ex actirtoN.—James Caste, conv;e.ed shQep
stealing at the Ahingelf)ll Assizes, was execidei
oil Saturday last, at Iteading. Castle was• the
leader of a numerous •gting, and had, in company
with his associates, driyen away fifty-four sheep,
with an intention of 'destroying th,„,,„,-of re_
verge to the owner, but was stopped, after
7, by the fears of his brother, convicted with hiw,
but since respited.

1111:111. .
Yesterday morning, lieudon, the Lady of W. W. Prrs.
cott,. Esq. of a daughter.'

MApRIE!)

On Monday, the new I ri'sh Church of Mary4e-bone,
*,jr. Vbin:ker to tilts. margatt.t. Norrie.
Y ester(4y, by 'lllt. Hutt. and 1:et...8.:51141p of F.xel
Fredcriel; tittlinston, EN only sot living ..:.,t-twtkon ~f the ittto
and L;ldy Johnst.ttn. to 1, itzabet
daughter pf .Captain anti Lady Eliza:p..lh IL I:iiay.

DIED.
On the 3ri•inq. at Canonbury, a;?,eti 49, Sarah, widow of the
late ltiChaFd Hewitt, Esti. of Muswell-hill, an! (la.ig-,1)1‘ 4
the late Rev. Julio Hem:lottan, of I)ediliti,:t.u, fur .
On Vial of May, at Rio Janeiro, Thomas'
Esq.

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