The Sun.
London, England, 1817-02-15 00:00:00

TT:,".NED OUT.

On Son;l.t:y evening kit, Mr. IltniT arrirod in
town for the pnepose, n-4 is known to every Wily, bf
ht-; !;.; present, next tlay, Rl•tb Spa-fic;itls Moen*.
Ile pit up at the in:Cockspnr-
street , and dept there that night. As soon as
Mr. Atkison Motley, the keeper of the hotel, was

made nevainted with the natite of his pest, be

Gin i,k waiter to tell him, next morning, that
tnust ;mit alii ynom, as it was engaged. Mr.
lout went
,out early in the morning, and re-
timed at eleven o'clock ; he went up stairs,
nd finding that his trunks had been removed

'min the t•oovn in which he had slept, he pul!ed floe

bell in a vio:ent rammer., The, waiter came up,

and wi asked why bic baggage had bezo removed ?
lie imtn,!diately after pat the ;ante' question to
Mr. ?Morley, who followed the waiter Hp stairs.

The latter answered that the room was englged to

an officer, and that Mr. Finnt cont.(' not occupy' it

any loner. On this Mr. Hunt seemed very much
enraged, bluiteted a good deal, called Mr.
Morley a vagabonti, together With other oppro-
brious names, and pushed him with some vio-
lence, Mr. Al. told him, if he repeated the vio-
ience, he would knock him to atoms, observing, at
the same time, that his character stood fairer in

the world than that of any demagogue like Mr.
Hunt, •who might go and prole!) to the. mob in
Spa-fields, •bur who should not exerciie any au-
thority in his house. Mr. Hunt :replied, that he
would beat
,a dozen such whipper-snappers (mean-
ing- Nr. Mnrley), • and that there was nothing in
th,, world he should like better than to+ give
him it good . threshing. Mr. Morley repelled
this .threat by telling him he would fight
at any time. and place he chose.---..-After 'some
further conversation in the same hostile strain,
Mr. Mint said, that this was •an attempt
to prevent hint from attending the Spa-fields
Meeting, and proposed that they should meet
at Jackson's pugilistic rooms in Bond-street ;
and, as' be hail to attend Meetings, which would
()realty •his time for the three foliowing days, .he •
'fileiton Friday morning us tltejime when the con-
test st4onhl take place. To this Mr. Morley agreed..
• Daring the course of the altercation that took
place at this time, there was a•short interval of
tranquillity, in which Mr. Hunt, at, his:own. te;-
quest, was .permitted to stop in the apart-
munt until he dressed himself. When he was
going away, Mr. Morley followed him to the inn
rind
where his tandem was waking for him,
and asked if it was not clearly •understond, that
they were to meet on Fridily morning at Jackson's
llonms. To this Mr.• Hoot did not directly Sig-
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nify his assent, but he said to the groom, " this
whipper-snapper wants to fight me." The alter-
cation lietween the parties bad by this time col-
led to the spot servral Gentlemen of tank, fre-
quenters of the hotel, among %Thom were Ciirneral
Sir ,Neil Campbell, General Buchan, Ge::erils Sir
Sit ii,,lCXlindvt" Campbell, tar.
Ramsey, A4aniral Sir &hound Nagle, Captain
Caßta'n'BerkeleY, &c. After some far-
ther conversation., of an angry deteription, Mr.

Htmt drove off to Spa-fields.
Yesterday being the day fixed for the boxing
match,. Mr. Motley, who possesses some know-
ledge of the pugilistic art, proceeded to Jackson's
Rooms, and took Oliver, the prize-fighter, along
with him. He arrived soon alter eleven o'clock,
and waited upwards of an hour before his tknia-
onist luade his appearance. The room was nearly
half filled with Gentlemen of rank and fashion,
some. of them haviu been present at, anti others
having heard of the affair of ;110n,lay knst. About
a quarter after twelve o'clock, Mr. Unlit entered
the room, accompanied by his bottle.holder, Mr.
Cobbett. The former, who appeared rather con-
fusedcimmetliately addrwed himself to Alt.. Jack=.
son, and after„telling him who he was, said he
came !here to uttet the ,fellow ‘vitaltePt the I,M-
-tisit Hotel ; that he had for three years been in
the habit of putting at that house, where he.
had alttrays experienced the greatest ci%•ithy anti,
attention, until. Monday last, when Ilk luggage
0,119440WD out of his. room, and he hinoelf treat-
ed in a most, ungentleosan•like manner, by Oaf
falptotttanding there (pointing to Air. Thorley,}'

Air. Morley, totoipg to the< company, otisei vec

. .
Itat in point of .speaking.he had very li.tlr chance
in contending with two 'Oh great,Urators as Mr.
Hunt and Mr. Cobbett, but be would, in aosvrqr
to the charge made against Rini,. relate" a plaiit
rinvarnished. tale;' He:then mentioned the lai:(s
of the case as they had actwally occurred, arid!
said he would he ready to verify them
Mr. Hunt did not . directly contradict his. state-
ment t but he asserted, that his trunks had not
only been thrown, out of his, room, but they had
been opened. Mr. Morley, filled with indigna-
tionat hearing a charge so i,njutious to the
ratter of his house, imme,iiately told Mr. limit
he was
Mr. Cohhett then made some remarks to the
following effect Oh ! 1 see how the matter:
is ; I Can easily account Cor the conduct or this
man ; be has been hired..,by the Mugistrates
tp
provoke my friend to commit an assault upon him,
in order that he might h t detained, and .by that
means prevented front :mending the Spa-fields
meeting on Monday lasit," Mr. Morley indig-
Munk, repelled this asseltion, which he s,lid was
at once false and, abstutd; and declared that be
had too independent A mind to be hired by
Magistrates, or be 'tingled by any one. Mr. Cob-
bett then turning to his friend, remarked to hint.,
that he would be wind ly unfit to SLlstitill that high
political character whilth he had acquired, if he
descended so low as to• engage in a pngilistic con-
test. Mr. Motley said, be supposed Mr.,Cohbett
meant to' publish all this in his twopenny Regis-
ter. Mr. C. replied Lion h c, wonld not. Aye,
(rcioined Mr. Hunt,) that is what the fellow
‘,7,1115; he wishes to give- publicity to the ittlitir'3"
Mr. Cobbett gave he t:ompany to understand
that his reason for emniqg illete, V 635 to prevent
any_ fight Irtnu *int.; pf4ce. Mr. Hunt enclea-

enured to make it appe tr that Mr. Morley was
the challener ; 1, %vas no.,itivvly dc-i:NI by
the latter, who said lie came there in cousevence
of a' clear engauement, and lie had no idea that
Ore! other-, would afterwards decline a combat
'which he had himst-if provoked. After some tur-
ther conversation, Mr. Mint. left ::he renni along
with his friend) and :11r. Morley cried out in his
hearing—" there, goes a white feather." 'Thus
'r
otter! the intended battle.
Mr. Morley then begged permission to address
the company, on the subject of Mr.-Hunt's com-
plaint airainst He said
,his only object in
acting us he did was _to preserve the reputation
his house, which could not be done if it-was fte-
rcnted by.detnagognes, who should have mobs
Rill swing them to his door. if such a thing hap-
pened, persons of 'reSptetability and rank wonld
decline frequenting his house. lie therefor-
begged toknowi„if)le had Comhtetett himself iii
a manner to meet the 'apprOhatioi) of the cont.
pany. AU the gentlemen it resent gave it as their
opinibn, 014 his Conduct was highlr proper ontl
correct.

DANGER. OF CARRYING ON TWO TRADES AT
ONCE.,:;.ILEFORMISG TUE 'PEGOLg AND BANK
..NoTRS. •
rO/10r.RY.."011 Saturday Henry Jones was
.ap-
pretiended by Mr. I'oNTING, master of the Shin
public-house, at the bottom of "..itltford Wlt
mt Nlondayideposed before the islagistrltes of thc.
Ittithfortun district, that the priiconer, on the
31st alt. came to his house and asked for• a
bed. He slept there three nights, hut .sehlotn
made his appearance before eleven o'clock in the
morning. His bill came to but a few
•and he paid it by giving Pouting a five-pound
note, whici! thelauer changed for him. Un pre-
senting the note in Bath for payment, it was ills-
covered that the words ONE had by some chemical
process been extracted in the note, and VINT in-
serted in both places in their stead. Pouting,
atter seucral days search fn' his tats: guest, dis-
covered him in a
.field, and immediately seized
him. Another note of the same description
Was taken of the prisoner by Mr. lieven, Of Han-
ham. Many corroboratingcircumstances came out
on his examination, and Jones is fully committed
for trial. He appeared to bean artful fellow of
laugh exPeriettee and strong intellect ; in his cus-
tody were found a variety of modern patriotic pa-
pers—rand he sorely lamented that,he was detect-
ed at this juncture,: as it prevented him accepting
the. invitations he bail received, of meeting
friends on ' Mondiiy at Spa-fields.'
•

• -
AN Ai. ARM INO. night, between nine
and ten o'clur.k, an kikuwiog fire broke out at
Mr. Guerney's, Diana-place, New-roud, Fitzroy-
square, which entirely consumed the whole of
the premises, with all its valuable property. lor
some time after its commeneetneut., the ne.gh.
bourbood became truly •alarmed froM the rapid
progress it made; several persons removed their
furniture, till the arrival of a number of engines.
when the firemen, with their usual promptitude,
were enabled to confine the fury of the flames to
the premises where they broke out.
RistnutEcTlON mEN.--on Monday. night, or
curly on Tuesday Morning last, two bodies were
stolen out of their graves In Edmonton church-
rad one a boy, aged S, the son of Mr. gen.
nington, of the Bat Inn; the other a. femile„
aged 32 ; both bodies have been traced to St.
Bartbolotnew's 'Hospital by their friends, reco-
vered, and taken back for reinterment in the
graves from whence they were stolen.
Yesterday r. Gentletnan bad his poCkrt picked
of 301. in Bank notes ; and another Gentletnart
hiS pocket picked. of 71. in Bank notes, as they
were forcing their way through 'the crowd to get
Into the Office for the exchange of the new coin,
in Hatton-garden. . •
SUPERIOR MuoicAt. Anvrce.'*---;•Drs. Cooi,ga,
MUN ROE, and Co. of Clpirlotte-house, opposite
the Re%'. Rowland Hill's Chapel, have 'established
another Medical Board in Woodstock-street, Or
ford-street, adjoining New Bond-street, where a
Physician and, Surgeon, Members of the Royal
College. of 'LiOn'thin.' of thirty years experience,
reside. That thousands have been restored to
health -by' their united talents', Without' confine-
ment, is itidispntable, af'ter hospitals had failed.
litratitiOns on the' head, bee, and' body, ulcerated
'throat, SWelling's'in the neck, nodes on the 'Shin
bones, caneerS; 1'1'41114S; pains- in the
' head And Ihnhs,rand nervous dehillq; are diseases
As•hich appear year:, after, and open" !lesttoy domes.,
tic happiness. Messrs. Coimit..MuNfloF, and Co.
are consulted daily at'hOth houses; until nine at
night, where 'all .the Members of the' Board alter-
nately attend. There arc side doors -at each
'house ; and 'private rooms' for females, who are
treated with the greatest delicacy. Advice gratis,
'at Charlotte house, Blacklriars, Tuesday, Thurs-
day, and 'Sunday-; and at Woodstock-house,
Monday, -Wednesday, Friday; and Sunday uutil
12 o'clot;.k,
'!'he) sad Fistula cured vAlbout cuWor.

‘COAL MARKV.T, FElinc.‘tiy 14.
Ships at Market. Ships sold. Price.
851, Ne,Ncattle 24i a4s. 041. to 41s. 811.
19 ...... MC Ott. to 355. 0,1.
tZeoteh ..... Od. to —s.
I Cinders ...... .1 64. to 04.

BIRTH.
On the l•Itli, the Lady of William G.ardmi, Esq. of Devon
.
shire-street, of a son.

M.
ARRIED. ' '• I
On the 11. th, ,at Rtracombe, thee Reel William Vansittart.
Vica'r of IVIIIte Waltham,,llerks, ,to cltorlotte 'eldest 'laugh•
ter of Lieutenant.(ieueral Ward*, of Woodlistul Castle, Gla..
mot:run.
On the 1:11-1), at Ilastings,, Ausgei, ELlway.l Milward, Esq.
to Sarah, Oath altuthter of tlitt late Rev. Williant Whitear,
Vrebt.i.tiar, of Chichester, and Rector of Oare. . .
---.—.

On the sth inst. at glahlborn,' Yorkshire, Mr. John Bt en-
mina, at the advanarda4e of. 97.
On the 11th, in a fit of apoplexy, Jame Willis, Esq. at the
palace of ia ropton-cou t•
- Tuestlay kit, St Wortnly, lierts, F. AtLins, Esq, tote
Purser in the tleyal
on the 11‘t, at Finedon, Northampton, in the 37th war of
his agr, tioulerset notbett, E. gt,n of Sir J„tuglisit
Mato. Wirt.
On Tue.thty, the ttli,ioAtarit,. at Athlone, Irelana, Anna
wi,r ot nijur hatuberlaits, :Ind third (laughter of
Italy Mumer, of !itoel.tou ;louse, nkar York.
On the ISth ult. :it fiia seat. et rdr t Xtna, Lialsrivl:, Ireland,
Thuesas,G, Poscsnolte,