The Sun.
London, England, 1828-03-24 00:00:00

THE RING.-FIGHTS TO COME.

March 25.—Harry Jones ank-rlill Savage, 251. a side.
April 2.—80 b Castles and Paddy Flynn, 25/.a side._

April B.—Brown and Sampson, 250/. a side, half way
between Birmingham and Bsidgenorth.
April B.—Plefinch and Young Gas, 100/. a side—game

ring.
April B.—Dobell and Bailey, 'lOO/. a side.

April 14.—Ned Savage and Kirkman, 25gs. to 25/.
April 15.-111‘Carthy and Ballard, 251. a side.
April 22.-.—Jennings and Robinson, 25/. a aide.
April 29.—Ned Neal and Baldwin, 2501. a side.

lfay 27.—Jem Ward and Carter, 501. a side.

NED SAvAcE AND Ktu,KmAN.—The third deposit for
this match was made good on Thursday evening, at the
Hope, Blaekrnoor-street, Clare-market,

808 CASTLEZ AND PADDY FLYNN.—The fourth deposit
for this affair was made good on Monday night, at the
Widow Randall's, Chancery-lane.

JENNzscs ANn Rotaxsos.—A match was wade be-
tween these men on Wednesday evening, at Peter Craw-
ley's for 25/. a-slde. A sovereign a-side was posted. The
fight to come off on the22d of April, within 25, and over
20 miles of London. The men fought before, when Jen-
nings, after a desperate resistance on the part if Robinson,
was victorious.

HARRY JONES AND BILL SAVACE.—The final deposit
for this match, which comes off on Tuesday next, was .node
good on Wednesday evening, at Dobell's.. Harry's backer
won the tos for choice of place, which is to be within 20
miles of London. Jones is a decided favourite.

M'CAETHY AND BALLAnn.—The third deposit of 5/.
a-side for this fight was made good on Tuesday evening at
Mr. Dohell's, the Bull's Head, St. Jahn-street,
,when it
was agreed that the fight should take place on thi; 14th of
April, in the same ring with Ned Savage and Kirkman,
Al‘Carthy fought and best Ballard about two vests ago.
Baowtt AND SA)IPSON.—The whole of the money for
this interesting match was made good on Saturday night
week, at Brown's hOuse,•at Bridgenorth, in the presence of'
a strong muster of the Shropshire Fancy. There was not
much betting, the //rums.
.stipulating for 2 to 1 ; but the
Salop boys did not relish such long odds. One bet of 50/.
to 251. was made. Both Brown and Sampson are in tip-
top condition, and are equally confident. Spring continues
in close attendance upon Brown.
Doner.t. AND BAILEY. —The third deposit for thi match
was made good at Dobell's house on Tuesday evening, in
the presence of a numerous circle of amateurs. We wish
we could persuade these men to put off their match for a
few days, as many will be deprived of a treat, unless, "like
an Irish bird, they can be in two places at once."
NICHOLLS AND ADAM Da match WM made be-
tween these men, on Friday night, at Jem Burn's, the Red
Horse, i3ond-street, Nicholls fighting SO/. to 25/., to fight
on Tuesday month, within SO miles. Dale is a blacksmith
by trade, and a good hammer-man. A sovereign aside
was deposited.
GYELFTTS AND RUSSELT..—This match, which was to
have taken place in the neighbourhood of Lynn, on Wed-
nesday last, was no go.
Young Dutch Sam challenged Bishop Sharpe to fight
for a hundred. Sharpe said he was ready to tight him in
six weeks ; but Sam said he could not accommodate him
till after the period for which he was bound over to keep
the per.ce had expired. Sharpe then agreed to meet him
at Tom Belcher'► on Monday evening next, to " argufy
the topic."
Alick Reed also challenged Sharpe for a huni;red; when
the latter said, he would accommodate him provided Sant
and he could not agree ; but he preferred fighting a man
who had not been beaten.

Jack Carter has safely arrived at Manchester, his native
place, where he has received a warm reception from his
friends, who have resolved to rally round him like trumps.
—He has taken the minor theatre for three nights, and no
doubt will have bumpers, as all the Manchester Fancy
have promised to set-to. He is quite "at home" at the
Royal Oak, Jersey-street, where he presides at a coon-
vial meeting every evening.

_ .
• Harry Woods, alias Spring the conjurer, has pleased
his Liverpool friends so well, from his excellent set-to with
Johnson, the Somersetshire hero, that he • can be hacked
against any man in England of 10i stone, half-way between
Liverpool and London, for 100/. a-side. His money is
ready at Mr. Boulter's, the George Canning tavern.
Young Gas returned to his training-ground on Wed-
nesday.
Stockman can be backed against Wren, who fought
Watts, for 25/. or 50/. and will make the match on his
return to town.

Gybletts can be backed against any 114- stone man in
England, fur 100/. a-side. His money is ready at the
Sol's Arms, Wych-street.

AIEETIGS OF CREDITORS.

LONDON DI All.Y.—TuENnar, MARCH 25.--At the Coutt of
Commissioners, Itasinghall-street.
Lewis and Bevan, Holborn, linen-drapers
Sparks, W., Chalk-farm, tavern-keeper
Strongroom, R., Percival-street, plumber
Maroindale, 13., Ciate-street, money-scrivener ll
Stratton and Co., St. Helens, wine-merchants lO
Mathewman, It, Leeds, clothier ll
'Tarrant and Carter, Basing-lane, auctioneer, I
Tomson, A., -Mile-end-road, nurseryman ll
Lovegrove and CutOidge, Bucks, paper.makers
Weston, T., Earl-street, Roman-cement-manufact
11
William.,_ F., Park-street, plumber
11
Wmtle, H., Mark-lane, merchant

COUNTRY DTA RY.—WI:DNESDAY, MAnot 26.
Ainsworth and Co., Turtuo—Star, Manchester... lO
Liverpopl ll
Bacon, J., Stratford—Crown, Leamington ..................... 12
Bayley, P., Cheddar—litish, Bristol 1
Bellchambers, E.. Gloucester—Horse and Grog+m inn, Glou
eester .................................................................. ..... ll
Brown and Co., Mancliester—White's, Manchester ll
('apes, G., Epworth—White Hart, Thorne
!lambly, W., Tavistock—Royal hotel, Plymouth ll
Harrison, J., Liverpool—Clarendon, Liverpool ll
Lafone, S., Toxteth.park, Liverpool.—Clarendon Imi'dings,
Liverpovl
‘Mv'illliaanmrrs:l,EJ.:,BL3Ti,%g.eorrp_ooct
11
Williams, H., Bangor—Clarendon, Liverpool ........ ......
Wright, E., Oldham—Star, Manchester ........................
EarCelandroeini,"ll.:i'verpool ........

INSOL VENTS APPLYING TO BE DISCHAROED
•COUNTRY.--At the Court-house, at Chester, Much 27,
at Ten o'clock.
•
Kelsall, James, Bagialey, fanner -
•
Vorria, John, Bury, fustian-manufacturer
Warrington, John, Prestbury, butcher
Staley Francis.. Warrington, shoe-make:
Litt,Joseph, Nlancleater, book-keeper
Joytason, Peter, Wheelock, agent