The Sun.
London, England, 1829-11-25 00:00:00

met liim with a flush hit with the right on his mouth,ana
hie left on his nose ; this be repeated, and, 'after a 'Pliglll
return from Dobell, he was floored ; the purple stys°
distilling from his mouth and 'Piaboscii...:(4 )to 1 °P
Brown, and no t .kers. )
S. Brawn now changed his tactics; and, seeing die' be
bail it all his own way,he made the beginning with rig":
end left-banded chops ; but both were stopped ; Debeb°
however, was too much confused to play the saving gar°,
long, and in another second be found Brown's right A.
left slap in his phisog. The hits were terrific. Dubs'
made some returns, and caught Brown under the right Olt
but tie rapidity and force of Brown's attack was lot'
siatlble, he again jobbed well right and left, and at dad
$
down went Dobell of his own accord—be found he WAS ag
the ropes, and sought refuge by dropping beneath theta."'
(Shouts from Brown's friends in all directions, while Peter
Crawley ran to the unwires, and exclaimed, " That it
tvas made all right for Brown, and thatDobell
fight." )....While he was thus raving, however, his man Ml'
again hronght to the scratch by Shelton, and the fourth i
list round was fought. Dobell made a short but deuPe
rate eff irt, lie Wanted one or two wild hits, but in return
napped it heavily on his canuister, and was once Inn"
grassed. It was now clear that all was over, and in fset
plainly indicated that he would not prolong what he o'l
to be a useless struggle. On " time being called" Brof,o
was proclaimed the conqueror, in exactly twenty.one, Inv
flutes. He was as fresh as when he commenced,
mediately shook hands with his antagonist,, and dreaded
the ring. • ea
Attention was now paid to Dobell, who complain
considerable pain in his right fore-arm, which was mucog
swollen and contused. He bad evidently lost the use is
it, and on being examined by two surgeons on the spots!,
was pronounced to be broken, and he was carried 00,,
the ring to receive. proper professional attention. 111"4.'
pendent of the accident, however, which i: is believed
",
• it** •
eurred in the last round, from his arm coming' 'n n° • of .
with the point of Brown's elbow, he had not a cii:Pee',o,
winning, nor had he himself a doubt on the subject fr,a.
the first round, when, from the difficulty he felt at getting
at Brown, he said to Crawley he was sure it was no nee': •
a. declaration which naturally excited Crawley'e
clans, and led to the observation which he blid'ede,
awl which, from Dobell's state, he subsequently regr:i to
He said lie thought it was odd that Dohelli should
cut it so soon, and thin it was which provoked hirn t°l-`
what he had said.

• REMARKS.
Considering the distance and the vicissitudes of luesilt -
encountered, this was one of the most unsatisfactory Mt";•
that has been witnessed for some time. There were lit
above four minutes actual fighting, and this all one .19.81" A
for Dobell never had a chance-=a result which many
judges anticipated ; and the only surprise was, diat°,
could be so imprudent as to make a match so obvionsly
his disadvantage. He seems to have been battered, h°
ever; with the idea, that had he been in better conditiod,
whea he fought at Bridgenorth, he could have giveti.l
better account of himself. and forgetting that Brovv6
that time, was equally out of sorts, and capable of imprdr;
meat, he resolved upon another trial, the issue of ss!fic
must have satisfied him that his forte is •not Kist.
fighting, ond especially with men superior in Jolt'?
activity, strength, and science. With a commoner 13
Wi:l Bailey, who is an old man, and who possesses
science, his slaughtering powers might tell, but when orti,
posed by science, these qualities lose their value; and set(
the present instance, if met by corresponding powers "ii
punishment, are altogether set aside. 7he verb the
round, as be confessed to Crawley, evidently satisfied
host of the Black Bull ; and finding he could do nee;
when at his best, be naturally concluded the c*:.
which followed were scarcely worth seeking. 1./P1 pat
whole, we believe there was very little money von

on the match. fro toot-
Dobell will take a benefit at the Tennis•eooll.o—bebooalf;
row, when all the "great 'tins" will set-to in
among whom hie antagonist, Brown, will be f°l-cfn '
and a strong muster of amateurs may be expected.

NEAL AND YOUNG DUTCH SAAl.—This match eig";
°I
an extraordinary degree of interest. It comes LI,
Tuesday next. Both men are in tip-top condition• m7:4.
we believe, is on the coast of Sussex, and Neal retv;i4
last night to Streatham. The place of meeting''
fixed. he bettilig varies from guineas to pounds of
to even betting.
_•

LISTON'S CHOtOE.—LISTON, the COlneS4
—all the world knows LisvoN, fir all the world.
laughed at Lim during, the last five-and-twenty 10,:t;
is not a generally known fact, that when our
sicians fail to cure a bad cause of quinsey, as tiTserlifo-
sort, they recommend the poor patient to „to, ifa,
mus of the nineteenth century in Bob Acres or J'a•T,.%o
when laughter has frequently effected what Nadi
.1",01
failed in. LISTON, till nearly five•and-thirty, bad
been anti-hymeneal ; but then suddenly hecuro,jog,
ot
moured of the presrnt Mrs. L. (the smalleat
the best wife in London) he sacrificed iiiitSe GOd in Ole 17,1
Iron robes arrayed." One evening a party Of bis old ennifin
friends were quizzing him on the corporeal inequalittq
self and rih, as well as on his former bachtloric proti4s
tinny. " Pub, pah," said LISTON, " I knew that. ma,r-r
mony was an evil, yet in a weak moment I deternus nol
committing it ; but I took care to choose the 80.1".f.'
quantity of the evil that ,England Could produce.° ~ ,f
A
elp
abet ffzed
irffoetriarettnhnte
entrances lines
of la
tj
fnrt,,:dttilte:atps
leading
gan rote im
of
Dtheevtnei
at
sr di
o,
pwai
t
to be lighted with gas. On the Salisbury road h:og
pipes will he laid as far as Southbroom ; and in tb,400
directions they will extend to the turnpike gates..-'4'
Advertiser.
A farmer's doughter, a beautiful o ung 47-1
y 0
is the pariah D—, Perthshire, made an clot* 0!
on Saturday night last with one of the farm sale"
puissant highlander. The " gallant Lothario,"' to oe°
tion to Ida lovely bride, will hereby, in " maogrehof.'
despite" of all, have a few hundreds of the "vellovr:iw
to hug and caress, which now-a-days seldom
hance the value of even a lovely woman in the t'.
of most lovers.--Stirling Journal.
DigraY
On Friday evening, a carter, named m-guerj
24. CROSSLEY, was returning to Hoghton,
with to
and horse, and somewhere upon the new Bleckb,
took up a woman named ALICE COUNSEL. .tt raj
time afterwards his passenger complained of 7"..,
1C
and he thereupon kindly removed a cask of :11.4;.,0e*"
was in the cart, to one side of' the vehicle, P,_ut„-betagei
of logwood on the other, and laying Some n'10011.%
placed the poor woman upon it. CnOssl,o V. , Ylv.d
conlinmd hiajourney till he came to the Park-r;;;,1,„."'
ington, wheel the shafts suddenly snapped tt:-
the cart of course canted forward, by which tn`.4. ofr
nate woMan, the cask (weighing 11 cwt.), lit) I'b
contents of the cart, were thrown out iogether. ,ofry
,:equence was, that the poor creature received
jury that she died in a few hours. When tlieliir"l,
the horse ran away, and CROSSLEY had to'ret6.:,,ilo
before lie could see how his paasenger fared, iln,d
back, he found her lying on the ground Vote. •
der
Ile had her conveyed to her 'lore, but nohunst;"4pjfs4
avail. An inquest Was "held "hefiire "Pit7lol
and a verdict of " Accidental Death" returned.
ISIRTHS. . „.,1 V'
On the 24thinst. at Sydney, Cottage, Hampsicir
J. Sewell, of a t!augliter, atillSorn. fiso
On the 21st irst. at Highway House, Firoile'
Mrs. T. Pearce, of a son. of Cler,
On the 24th inst. Mrs. J. K. Gilliat,
common, of a son.
MARRIED.
6115,1
On the sth inst. at Gibraltar, by the Romani pi.
Vicar General, and subsequently by the Ref., 6,0/1/
Garrison Chaplain (at her father'i residence, 10$11140
Catherine Eustace, only daughter of Alexander ; hri,
Esq'., merchant, to Capt. John Macdonald, (91 01
Invernees.shire, Paymaster in his Majesty', 114
Welsh Fusileera. I_4
"C.
On the 24th inst. at the Catholic Chapel, Kew
Arle
afterwards at Kensington Church, Wm. Chi"'
Mary, only daughter of the late G. J. Ferreir,s :,e•
Bahia. n. /0 9
On the 21st inst. at Millbrook, Hants,
Esq. of St. John's College, Oxford, to FasnY
daughter of William Bramwell, Esq., law °'
Wells, Kent. de .0,10
On the 25th Sept. at St. Helena, Bart) fict4.s4
Major in the Hon. East India Company', ser,
Establishment, to Mrs. Lambe, widow at -
Lambe.

I
DIED. orocey
On the 18th inst. at Yarmouth, George
.10' e'
aged 68. tiger ~or
On the 231 inst. at her house, Iron to° Art°
to
Fier eer 70th year, El zabth, relict of the lo pli
.%11e9, Esq. bel°o°
On the 23d inst. at his apartments in C-01, ~.,
J. E. Leeds, Esq. late Deputy Surgeon of 4
___
meat, aged 64. Alloll
401'
,

Pienrrirs AND PUBLIMent IiVADu
snit SUIT Oa, t, 00114114*/