Star.
London, England, 1813-10-14 00:00:00

NAPA INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, OCTOBER
Arrived the MULLETT schooner from Passage with
a Mail, from whence she sailed the sth instant.
PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER is.
No arrivals. The convoy for the Downs, which
sailed yesterday evening, brought up at St. Helen's,
and proceeded this afternoon, under convoy of his
Majesty's ships TYRIAN, SPRIGHTLY, and MISSLETim
His Majesty's ship RtvoLt is the only ship appointed
for convoy.—Wind N. W.
PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 1s

One of the ROTA'S convoy, the ship Atlas, HALL, -
from Quebec, with a cargo of timber, for this dock.
yard, arrived here last night. Put in here to join
convoy the schooner Bellona. MARRETT, torn
with a cargo, bound to Tenetiffe. Arrived the Farn.
ham, PARItli from Gloucester and Chepstow, with
timber. Sailed the WA RSPITZ and ?vomitus, fur the
Channel Fleet t MARTIAL; for Basque BAAS,
ROYALIST and DuiPArcn, on a cruise.—Wind W.
DEAL, OCTOBER is. •
Wind N.W. blows hard.—Remain the whole of
the outward-bound and transports as per last.—Five
o'clock, the Buster transport bas lost an anchor and
cable. Wind nuke moderate.

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BOXING: "
7. • •
lite 'Marches between Martin (the dew).andiLarr-
'Mgr, Coyae; and Davit, &c. took place vest-rdayora
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arisen, hear hiagstoa, in the presence of,
.r.peora than ten thous:tad spectator!. The first battle
_liar dint tietieeen Marren and Lancaster, which hated
-,this-4freet sad Mirty five minnia, and- in which one
Astindaed :and ninety-five rounds Were • fought, a ch.:,
eurristanee unprecedented in. the annals .of prize-
fighting. Lancaster beat Marten in a smart battle's.
at Rickmansworth, twelee months ago, and'in thii
',hist trice they were marched for a stake of twenty
•-tilinets• and a inincriptiun purse. Harry Harmer'
and .1. Clarke seconded Lancaster, and Jacobs -and
..kopsnecon:ded Marten. It would fill many columns.
p:etuer into a description of this battle
.in detail.—
: ,neiting at setting-to was S and 4tol on Lkncister.
..In the first round Marten made play, and planted
- dexterous hits left and right on his adversary's head,
told . which malty -closed one of his eyes. A smart
tett,rn was made by Lancaster, and a rally followed,
when Marten was hit down. The round produced
first blood from the head of Lancaster. The subse-
quent rounds were manfully contested for about half
an hour, when Lancaster's head presented a frightful
spectacle, but he had the best of the battle, and kept
the odds in his favour, although in the fifth round he
knocked up hi: r:glit hand knuckles. There was
Much gait ty .or fighting for the -first half hour, when
-Maiieu pursued a system of fighting not very am-
sing to the ring, by. pinking and getting away from
.:bia man, and when in a close he did not pay scrape-
loos regard how
,he got . down. Lancaster lost the
'sight of one eye and got lamed in the 'hand early in .I
-the fight, and Marten succeeded in closing the other
at last. Of the two Lancaster was the best fighter,
he had superior length-and strength, and always 11
:..4,brew his adversary or 'was uppermost. It was half-
innate time betwixt the rounds, and the men were
. always active ; it was a manflal fight betwixt men of
game. In the last half hour Marten became the fa-
vourite,
his adversary being blind and exhausted ;
- Lancaster dould riot be brought to time, and Marten 1
-Vaa declared themictor, bole was, also severely pu-
tithed, and had. more than a. hundied.heavy falls.
Ora and Devi: nest entered the twenty feet roped
with Painter and a stranger seconds for Coy an, I
-Ames and Dick Whele for Davis. • Coyan was
lbeat by Painter, the Lancashire man, at Margate
rusei.Davis is an athletic candidate for boxing fame,
sind a navigator. The.baitle was most 'obstinately
contested for fifty minutes,-, but Coyan was obi-
niatcly beat. The loser displayed much good
science, but the terrific right band about the neck
btibit)lead of the Irishman was too forcible to be borne.l
. -2t,loyan had all Om advantages of science, anti he had
. best of the first part of the- battle, perticblarly in
qtft•hangled straight hits at the lietid:but he often lost
Ibit temper, . and instead of profiting by superior
science,'lte went in and rallied, ancl.,feught at worst.
The %inner is a promising. pugilist. and has distia,
gaished hints. If in Berkshire, under the patronage of
IMr. G. KZATES.° •

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1341w4irnEET.:—Irillians Draper. alias Arshiter, alias
Bitherll, wAs y*stectitty coined -uith roblnng his
Grace the Duke of.V..rthumberland's pond at Sion
attvlsleworth;tif4Qtbritee of tench, between SU
braee of carp, some jacks, and various' other
fish. }le wau COMlllitied for trial;

The Guard of the Exeter Subscription coach.tinder-
went an examination, charged with stealing a parcel,
Sentaining Bank•rntes to the amount of £2OO, and
wee,committedlor further examination.

/millet, porter at the Black Lion Inn, Water-
lase, was charged before Mr. SKETCHLEY. by Mr.
hfattes, the Magistrate, with defrauding him of one
shilling, in the chairs fbr the carriage aid porterage
of a pheasant and a brace of partridges, by the Read-
iag coach. The porter's ticket being evidently altered
from Is. SJ. he was convicted in the penahy
of .82, and costs.

H TTONr %GA Dm—Yesterday a young man, of
the name ofThamas Smithies, Wits brought up for exa-
mination on rather a novel kind of charge. It ap-
pealed, that on the preceding evening -the prisonei
stationed himself at the foot of the gallery of 'Sadler's
Wells Theatre, and demanded payment of those who
were going up and had not tickets, telling them they
were to pay, there, by which means he received several
sums of money. Dreading,to be detecred, as soon j
a .he persons who paid him made Vieir report. fr
terns Ir -me, changed his clothes, and returned, when,
&ding the first inquiry was over, he resumed has
firmer post, and h vied more contributions on those
Who were going up without tickets. Mr Lund, for
whose benefit the performance of the night was, in
legorcl to the pares is of the priSoner, declined prose- j
outing.—The or;soner's mother requested that the j
Magistrates would be so good as to order him to be
sent en ht and the Tender; he had been already at
sea, ..std :he was -afraid he would come to no good,
from the c..mpany he kept. The Magistrate coin-
plied wi!ir her request.

It appears that a baker at Greenwich has been eon
'hied before the Magistrates there, of having in his
pouts .ion t Large quantity of calcined powder resem-.
-Mang flour, for the. purpose of mixing it up in the
compoiatiort of bteitd. The baker detlarett he had
aught it of a- mealman in Thames-greet, who le.
spmtisended to him this nefarious mixture.

.0 user Marrefar..—The sentence of the Court-
kutinl, held on Lieutenant Colonel istAXWALLI Pay-
master of the Leeds Recruiting District, at Leeds, on
ske 19th of rtrigustoind continued by. adjournments
th Stith of die same month, whose trial we noticed
'Eti the time, has two madepuklic.. The Coumiosand
the prisoner Goitry of the cbarge,ol-halting ember,
• sled or rolupplis4 the,ll4likpi3429l" 63. or there.
abrerts, .asl seesawed him tote dismissed irnm his
31.rjeves serv,icsteod flintier to .be imprisoned ir. One
Ps Miesty's. above suralshoold.-ba
sepsis!. The P6INCII RA:610.16 • b6!_ been pima& ict
teurgclmsn much pt. the,findings auct Scril;ency A the
4141rt**s adjudges the Pbsoi4llcr.. AG. be • disraissed.fraist
iiik.:ol,4jesty's services. and as psitruiPt Ar-bsdatice
slue ti' the public.;, :401 app!atsip bilitcaft High.
nos 14a; the, telltale pf impriomMent •in Pitt of.. nit
Misplaty's. gaol% unti;;Aft OP!, b4101)10 Ez.p i 4, iii
' tAcital 6u;.that .**.itl)alige, $9 fitocertatankby
14feig*t..
MO' 'Mk 4V. kin agog' T Tefalins
01)4440$ 1.

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