Star.
London, England, 1806-03-22 00:00:00

VI Round. Lee framed with hi. left arm fully extended, and
made kern' feints at his man; Mendoza, on Lee attempting to
hit him, gave him a hard right hand blow on the left eye, and
knocked him down with his left by a body blow. This round
decided bets refpedtiog fiat blood, and the firft knock. down..-40
to 3 on Mendoza.
ad. Lk went into his man very angrily. Mendoza hit him,
and the blow was returned on the note ; they chafed, and fell irre-
gularly. Lees note bled very much from the blow he had receiv-
ed on the eye, in the firft round.
3d. Lee Want in spin furioufly ; Mendoza hit him with his
right hand and 111, and he fell.
4th. Lee fiat very game, gave Mendoza a bard, blow on the left
eye. Mendoza threw him..-.z to z that Mendoza did not win in
haff an hone.
jib. Mendoza bit his man as he attempted to rally, and knot.
.- bedlam under the napes.-3 to zon Mcaduza.
6th. Mendoza wait d for Lee to rally, and on his daring fo, be
• gave him a tremendous blow over the nok,and threw him.
7. The combatants tided at meeting, and fell irregularly.
7th. Lee nrebel twice at his maw in this round, and ach time
Modem hit him a bard blow; ha marked Lee to the ropes add
vehlm a complete oars &attack. The head of Lee was at this
dreadfully disfigured.
-tittia Mendoza gave Ms man a netneetkos blow on the finned
, 4 ortu he rallied.--t to ton Meadoza.
tag'. Minions laughed his opponent out of maintenance ; Lee
ma+ a feelik Mt with ha left tand, and dropped on his knees.
lith: Led readied angrily at bit man; Mendoza hit him to a
ylebtYLee rim away from Mrs and laid Modell eaftly on the
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- teffit. In this round Mendoza began to makeplay, be rallied and
bandied his nprinent out of the ring.
t3th. Let, sotwithflandine his ill rumors, rallied his man ;-a-
Mchifiezallit him, when be clung to his man to lave a heavy fall.
14th. Lee, after receiving a blow, run away and laid birnklf
down aide. Load bilks from the populace—cries eat take him
away ; halal, firuL
11111 tee fell without a blow. Mendoza laughed at hint-6 to
a on Dan.
sdth Mendoza jopped him with btu left hand in the throat ;
Lae fell immensely weak. A guinea to halls crown on Mendoza.
I;th. Leecafter receiving a bit; fell, not choohng to wait for a
Roth chafed, and fell io Monier.
tad.. Lee rated with fpirit. Mendoza bit him on the chin,
anti cut him dreadfully ; alter which he knocked him under the
hope..
sctb. Lee ruled angrily. Mendoza laughed, and flopped his
blows; they tinted and fell kirgularly.
sift. Mendoza hit his manT terrible body blow, and he fell in
it. Any odds that were alked.
area. Lee fell without a blow, Whilfl his opponent aimed one
at hint. Lead cries of faul, and a general murmur.
sjd. II Ala tell, having doled without Mows.
Malt. Lee rallied, Mendoza Mapped his hits with bls left Mad,
end beat him away with his right Lee hipped up ; Dan ruffled:.
1,3 t h. Mendoza bit his opponent two blows, while attempt*
etstally and he fell through wrakners. -
sloth. Maultaa ea Ire& as when be began, Mt down his mm
without ceremony.
I;th Lix•flll weak, after attempting to bit.
allth. Ire wait into hi. man, kizeil hint by the arm, and haul•
ed Mal ddwa.' Any odds, as ureal.
apth. Several blows were exchanged in a rally made by Lee.—
Merldicaa had the worn of the rotand, although his opponent fell
andeentoll.
3oUt. Mendoza flopped every blow that was attempted by his
opponent. In the latter part of the round Mendoza flipped, and
Lee took advantage of It, by repeating kveral good blows on his
opponent's face.
3i R. An Irregular round; both elated and fell.
32d. Mendoza appeared weak ; be made a hit and fell on his
knees.
334. Lee affeEted to be very gay, although the left fide of his
face was molt mire:ably disfigured; his attempts, however, al-
though very good, were counteratted by weaklier, and flupldity
with fighting.
341 h. A hard round, in favour of Mendoza.
331 h. Dan beat his man under the ropes.
afc.h. Preeifely the fame as the LM.
37, 38th, and 39th, Mendoza bad the advantage by Bopping
and hitting.
46(h. Dan hit his man two hard blows in the ribs, and he fell in
the tail of them.
alit. Lea re(l down with a flight blow, as if he coul.l Rand no
mote.
41d. Lee, for the halt time with any tired, himmoned all his
efforts, anal fought a hard round ; but Mundosa dropped him in
the end very cleanly.
The battle was continued until the sad round,
very much to the difadvantage of Lee, whh; how-
ever, (hewed himfelf game, by the very fevere beat-
ing he had received. In the 53d round, which ended
the fight, Lee fell without a blow; and Mendoza's
feconds did not chonfe to give away a chance, as
they had done feveral times in the enurfe of the battle;
and the matter being referred to two Gentlemen who
aged as umpires, they declared Mendoza the winner,
after a (harp comet of one hour and :en minutes.
OBS Litylrioms.—in this come, which it wasfup-
poled would be the moll hollow thing ever attempt-
ed, the fpedators were very agreeably furprifed.—
Lee, although he did not ad the part of a game man
is the arid fenfe of the word, in falling without a
blow, was not deficient in acil.l and refOletion fuffi•
tient to enable him to mule the admiration of the
amateurs. He never had a chance of winning, el-
though he made a very go,-.d fight ; for the odds, to I
manly Coe end of•the cnr.tefl, were treble ag.rind him '
t . %%hat they we, e at the comMencetnent : and at the I
nod, whets SlendV4a became weak, they were net et