The Sun.
London, England, 1826-11-29 00:00:00

THE FIGHT.

Round I. The weather was too cold to warrant much delay
in going to work. Abbott seemed anxious to comment*, and let
fly with his left at Larkins's cannistcr, but wt. stopped in very
nest style, and Larkins went in to close fighting; a desperate but
scrambling rally followed, in which Abbott was thrown.
2. Some good exchanges, right and left, and some scientific
stops. Abbott rushed in, and in the trial for the fall was suc-
cessful. Larkins was thrown.

9,4, 6. Larkins had the best of the fight. Abbott showed
sltinia of weakness from over exertion.
6. Larkins evinced considerable science, and stopped with great
precisions left-handed visitation intended for his nob. lie then
returned with quickness, and caught Abbott on the Massie—
Vbiotti* from the Alma Mater boys). A closti followed, stiff
Abbott was thrown. On rising on his second's knee, Abbott
showed first blood from the mouth.

7) 9) 9. In all these rounds, Larkins had the beat of the hit-
ting and throwing. The Luanuis coves looked ;tone blue, while
the Cambridge youths offered any odd*, but it was uago.
It). Abbott screwed his caned!), to the " sticki►►g place," and
doubled himself for mischief. After a short spar, Larkins came
in, when Abbott caught "him such a teaser with his right mateley,
that he hit him clear off his pins—(shouts from the boys of the
yinage.)--This was the first knock-down blow, and decided the
bete on that event.

From this round, to the conclusion of the fight in the ROth
round, Abbott Was hit down in almost every round the moment
he was led to the scratch. When placed before his antagonist
in
the last round, h#could not stand, and his seconds gave in for him.
The tight lasted thirty-three minutes, and the result of counts pro.
.loyerl great dissatisfaction in the minds of the gainich admirers of
the London Ring, who dropped their blunt pretty tie&y on the
()Cession. The usual whisper* were in circulation; while the
winners declared, that no fight could have hart more. Italy fought
end won.
Ritlauxl.-.-Larkins has proved himself a good scientific
fighter, and a game man. He had for wane time been availing
oyy never sir him 4461' ileertw
himself of the instructive talents of Crawley wed White.
Rb. Abbott was certainl not
tioself,- and fought open-
handed. Old Judges say the
*" DWI abroad. the punieliment was not very eevefe on either
aide.

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molder:les of Salislitiry, and thoDoirager of Sallahury, Countese
rasex, Earl of Bristol, Marquis of Graham, ,Duke of %wog..
to, Lord Palinurston, Comae* of Clarendon, Lord !toward of
Effingham.

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