Star.
London, England, 1805-05-22 00:00:00

PUGILISM:

Tice Anta'run of the noble art of Boxing had ger-
terday a very great treat upon the Sands of Black-
heath. At twelve o'clock the combatants, who were
Crib the coalheaver, and a Jew named Ifaa"c Pig,
met in the ring, which was formed upon the Heath,
aboukhalf a tnile beyond the Green Man. The fe-
conds were Paddington Jones for Crib, with Holmes,
the fighting coachman ; and for the Jew, Wood, the
coachman, and one of the Jewilh nation.
About five minutes pall twelve they Nipped.—
The Jew was the largelt man, but Crib w:.. fo gay,
and known to poffefs fuck tried bottom, thpr the odds
were fix and.leven to four in his favour. The fight
proceeded in tl.e following order :
Rear Reallo:•••MUC: fßlT:ilg—blows equal, but the Jew
being rite itrungett wan beat Crib Away.

S;COND BOUND—Nearly limilar—thcAjcsv keeping the fupe-
riority.
ROUND.—Prerifely the fame—but from Crib's known
bottom, the odds kept
.6. to 4 in his favour.

FOUATH ITAC a very game difplay—tl.ey met
wlth fpirit. The Jew received al, were blow, but immediately
rallied, and in the opinion of the profeiTors put in the neaten
knock-down blow ever witntind. Betting even.
FIFTH ROVHD.—The Jew beat his man away, but (till Crib
gained in ciliniation.
SIXTH RI/I:NO.—In favour of the Jew, though his friends
doubted his bottom.

SEVEN I RouNo.—Tbe ifratlite hit hard—both teemed treat;
but crib was ftill the favourite.

Eton, it ROUND.—Much hard fighting;- Crib was fees to be
the belt nun.

ru RoeND—The Jew fought wcil. Crib wig quiet, evi-
deutly referring hiracif.

Tenva RUU%D—A very long round—earn fighting—both
down= but Cab was the winner.

Etzvs tyro Rouxu=—ln favour of Oils—blows paired, but the
Jew dimwits° fight
Tu-ztr ru Roma—mach in favour of Crib—the Jew NI, but
he Lot up, and to the aftontflunent of the ring, gave in, vpr,ll lis
leg:, which proved the Ifrectite bad,' laite fraikr.
• The fight laded twenty-fix minutes, Crib of courfe
was the winner of twenty guineas.
Another fight b:tween Richman, the Black, and
an Irraelite called, Tte 041 Horfe, was decided in fa•
your of illtmgo, in about nine minutes, and the lali
round was uncommonly revere. and put Blacky in
poffegion of a pork of eight guineas. Young, Bel-
cher threw up his hat to challenge any man of ten
/tone ; the challenge was accepted, hot the acceptor
was above his weight, and there %raglan fight.
About twn o'clock the combatants and fpetiators
returned to town, the former kuiztd, and the latter
amufed.

Toe SHAKIPEARE GALLBRY.—The fate of the
Piaures forming this grand and admirable colleairm
finally doted on Monday. Theyinftenetal reached but
mr4Gocre price.:—a circumflance which, however, re-
Was no difcredit on the artids, or in faa on the 215-
tion'al ta!!e. The arra of canvas occupied by the
greater part of them was fo large 85 to render it
scarcely poflible to find a 44 local habitation" for the
embodied mind of Shakfpeare. That this was the
fad, appe:irs from the fmaller piaures having brought
comparatively higher price.. The following are the
prices at which the principal piatires were knocked
down, and, as far as we eonld coiled, the names of
the purchafers : •
Hubert and Arthur.—Northeste.--Bought by Mir, Linwood ;
tot guineas.
Entry of Richard 11. and Bolingbroke.—Northcote. Bought
by the Brazier's company-108 guineas.
Dogb:rry yet:Wing in the Watchtiourc.—Sniirke. Bought by
Bryan-7t snitn-as.
The Infant shlkefpeare.—Ronmey. Mr. Bryan-62 guineas
The Foreit of Arden —Hodges. —7.; guineas.
Leontes and Hertnione..Hamilton. guineas.
The Prinesfs roughen:l in the Tower —Northeufe. -- too
guineas.
The Seven Ages —inirke. Bought by Mr. Briley, the Wen
India Mercbant24o guineas.
Ophrlia.—Welt. Bought by Mr. Feltnn-- t guincas.
Pro rpm:ill Cell.--Wright of Derby. —66
In the fair, on Monday, there appeared more of
fpirit and competition.
, poek—.By Sir 1-fhur Reynolds. BottAt by Mt. Rog:Fs-210
pineus.
Cardinal Beaufort —.Same ARM. Bought by Lord Egretnoot ,

M-ac-brth and the Witehrs —Same guineas.
Aniline,' and Cienpatra —1 reihms. taught by W. Smith,
M. P.-96 guineas.
Kit!.o 1-ear.--Weft.-ear.--Weft.Bnught by Mr. Felton—stn, guinesq.
The last lot put up was the Apotheolis of Shsk-
rout e, by BA MEP, in the front of the building. For
this lot there was no bidder. The holder of the great
Prize then generoufly declared his intention of pre-
fentittg it to the family, that it may firm a part of
the Monument of the late Alderman BOYDE
Of all the remedies ever offered to public notice
for chi. poi-pore, the Vegetable Syron, prepared by
Dr. Hopson, of Hatton FlL.tife, (lands foremoff in
general Am), being undoubtedly the purelt and
melt powerful antifcorbatie extant. In ohltinare
Seurwies, where tea water and the moff approved an
tifeorbuties have lon,t, been taken withrart etre.% this
Syrap hrs operated io the moil effeaua! manner.
In thole dif orders following inoculation, even when
the patient has been afiliFled with lofi of fight, aurl
in obllinate Itheumatifms, this Syrup has lately been
adminillered with the greaten faced'. And as moil
of the antit'corlrutics now in pratdiee have mercury
in their ecropotition, which, front continued ufe,
impairs the contlitution, by defiroying the coats of
the Itomach, and ditfolving the momentum of the
blood, it is obvious v hat preference is duc to a me-
dicine purely vegetable, which is not only perfealy
innocent in its operairm, Ina is found by experience
to he mere frthtil and CiataCiOilS, by penetrating the
minutell' veffels, and removing obilruttions inacceili •
ble to any merctuial preparation wha'..ver. Par ti-
Culatly obftrve, that this Syrup is in TN bottles,
tos 6.1. each, and fold by appnintment of Dne:or
Honda, at Mr. lluress's, No. 4, Cheapfide, Lon-
don ; and by molt Mtdicinal Venders in every town
ip the United Kingdom.