The Sun.
London, England, 1827-07-03 00:00:00

ROUNDS.

1. At ten minutes to one o'clock, the men carne to the
scratch. Both sparred cautiously for some seconds, till
Bob went in left and right, and caught Bu.rns somewhere
about the nob, but did little mischief. Burns went in and
hit Bob clean to the ropes, and in a lengthened rally and
struggle at the ropes, they fell—Bob under.
2.—80 b showed first blood, from the mouth. The
men both hit at the same instant and fell together.
3.—Burn confidently went up and hit Bob, but was hit
clean away from him, by Bob's right hand. A mile), fol-
lowed in which Bob had the be best, and three Burn out
the ropes.

4. Bob fresh u a kitten, and Bums rather weak. Bob
rather weak. Bob went in and gave Burns two or three
severe hits, who fell beside the ropes.---." done Bob."
—(Even beating.)

B.—Bob led all with his left hs:ad, and made in a rally
a tremendous visit to Burns' bread basket. They then
scrambled to each other, ana both fell.

6.—80 b
gave anothrr poke at Burns's larboard-quarter,
which told heavily. They closed at the ropes, and Bob
fell under—(Uwfte Ben laughing.)
7.--Burr much distressed, but jorbed Bob twice with
his left kand. Both then encountered severely, Bob, how-
ever, appeared to have the worst. Burns bored him to
`e ropes, and after struggling they fell together. Both
men much distressed.

8. Fits this time the punishment was in favour of Bob,
who directly went in, and Burn received some severe hits
on his head, which now looked as variegated ao a polar•
snow-cliff.

9.—80 b gay as a lark, he went in caught Burnt with
his right hand, and Jem fell heavily at the close.
10—Bob Went in instantly, but was beavily thrown.
He seemed more fresh than Jem.

11.—Bob at him again wit*, right hand, but received
a job from Burns' left hand, Bob, however, threw hint
down like a child.

12. Burns jobbed but missed, and was followed by Bob
all round the ring, and in a close Bob fell heavily.
13.—80 b stopped left and right cleverly, went in and
floored Burns, by some severe bits—even betting.
14. Both seemed much distressed, Bob hit him to the
ropes, and Burns went down 'from weakness.—(Load
cheers for Bob, who now seemed winning.)
15.—0 n coming to the scratch, both began together,
and after a little scrambling both went down, without
punishment.

- 16.—Bob'ti stamina seemed considerably best. Burn
;ace him two or three very weak bits, and in a rally both
fell.

I'7. Bob went in like a lion, hit Jem severely in his
ead , and after several slashing hits, he fell in following
Burns.

18,—Bob stopped two hits, went in with hie right,
which caught Burns full on the head, and fell the same as
last round.

19—Bob seemed half blind, though Burn was rery•
weak; Bob again fell in following Burn; Bob's right eye
closed.

20.—80 b planted his right in Jem's corporatior,_i
little scrambling took place at the ropes, and Bob fell under
them, while Jem seemed throwing his hits away.
21.—Jem went in, hit Bob with his right hand, who
fell, but jumped again to renew the contest, but the second,.
took them away.

22—Jem led again, and hard hitting on both aidel,
brought them to the ropes, where Lin fell under.
23.—80 b piping, but kept to his man like a. Ticja,
gave him a severe bit in the body with his right hand, but
fell under at the ropes.
24.--Fob seemed losing his coolness, but still shower
the greatest courage. The men got entangled in the regal
for some minutes, and Bob at last fell quite exhausted.
25.—Burn kept jobbing with his left band, but Bob
almost always stopped. He then went in and with hitting
and poking got his man down heavily.
26—80 b made a terrific hit at Burn's head, but missed,
and at the ropes Burn heavily and weakly.
27—Both men went to work and fought 'Pim lions ;
they rallied to the ropes, and Bob at ILO. threw Bob
heavily.

28.--Bob 'hit again and they got at the ropes, when
both fell together.

29.—Nearly the same as the last--both down together.
80.—Burns as weak as a rat, he, however, jobbed Bob
severely, Isho showed gat punishment, and fell under it
at the ropes.

31.--Burn went tti, and Bob fell from weakness. Jcin
strongest.--(Josh,.-Hudson exclaimed, "a guinea to a pip,
of tobacco.") -

32.—kib as weak as a child ; when at the ropes he
could :sot raise his arm to hit, and went gently down.
`.—Bob came up as game as a bantam, but way again
bored down by Jem, who seemed winning fast.
34—80 b went in desperately, but could not punish, and
ultimately fell at the ropes.
85.—Jem getting second wind ; Bob went in, but fell
ike a leg.--(It is all up withhint

36—:Jem shit Bob a-body blow, who 411 do-,vD, as a cow
pliment to its levelling virtue.

37...—Jem repeated the dose, but wa
38.—80 b -bugged for betttr '. bored clean out. of
the ropes, where he fell heavily c/o 'ilis back.
It was here however said
.1'.4 Burn could not last.
I.:tick, but was again thrown.
i- i'
39.—Jem's face ';;early the same as when he began._
Poor Bob still Kati after him, and pushed him down.
40.—The.. men had now fought nearly an hour in the
hot s::,n, and seemed completely exhausted, Bob again
`1,2,,wn.

41—Bob still showed the greatest game, and went in
resolutely, till he fell at the ropes.
42.—Another jobb for the white-beaded hero, whirl,
he took quietly, and went down as before.
43.—80 b had it dreadfully and felt some desperate Nita
on the head.—(Take him away).
44.—80 b still went in, and fell running after Burns.
45.—80 b went in, hit Burn a good right banded
and at the ropes--(Boh'sfriends looking up again.)
46—A1l over with poor Bob, who fell for the twentieth.
time from weakness. _ _ _

severe bits, but went down as
- -
usual. —Bob
gave
somel:

and Bob was no use to him,
From the 49th to the 58th round Bob kept going in,
but was thrown nearly every round ; he, however, in the
last, threw Burn heavily on his head, which seemed to be-
wilder him. In the 63d round Bob went in, and hit Burn
clean down.
he 48—Burn
heavily.
From went in savagely,

65 and 66—In these rounds Bob went in, and threw
Burn heavily.
67—Bob fell like a drunken man.
68 to 76—In these rounds Bob sent Burn down, and
seemed t tnoified.

77,.78, and 79—80 b knocked Burns down in every
round, and seemed to have a good chance.
80.—Bob again thrown.
81.—Burns again thrown heavily, he could not come,
and Bob won in—

ONE HOUR AND A HALF,
To the great astonishment of the Fancy, and the inexpres,
sib's mortification of the losers,