Star.
London, England, 1812-05-06 00:00:00

.ECCLPSIASTMAE:PROIIOIO:

The valuable Rectory of Wanstesd, in snett, .rwant by the
*death of Dr. Glass, is in the sift of the late Miss Tylney Long,
no* Mrs. Pole. Mr. William Tylney Lung ,Welkiley has given.
it to the Rev. William Chilly, M.A. late KUew of Canis College,
Cambridge, and Rector of liawkedon, Suffolk.
Thursday last was instituted, by the Lord Bishop of Salsbury.
the Rev. W. Wise, to the vicarage of St. Laurence, Reading—
presented by the President and fellows of St. John's College,
Oxford.

• atAMO.

4•111•••••• ANN.

MALTBY ala • Corte. Yesterday this k
place on a plat on the London side of Utbeidi
Maltby, (weight lest. Cb.) had beat Young
Thistleton•Cap ; stead Cope *as introduced will
essential qualifications of tried and determined
rage andlettom, with 13st. 11b. weight.
tespectable stock from B*p-oldie. The ba,
together several thousand spectators, and
cite) more than common interest. • At one
the pugilists skewed, and exhibited in a
with Copley, second to Maltby, and P.
Jones for Cope. Betting even.,
Round i. This was a vacated thin., which gate
delight the ansmairsantielpated. Cape made a ratty
b his left and right. both of which told, and which
ned on the head and body. .Nalther went down, and
mud set-to Maftby mltde a bit with his left hart
which, felt 'short, and one was placed on his mow
ricer. Cope, who seemed-flusbe,.l by bit fortunate 4
another hit on his adversary's head, which told, and
by r, turned wth quickness on the brad and body. A kind er
countef(both :mps togkther) mat followed, and both were la
away. l'he combatants eagerly embraced a third rally, birlidl
beveral bits were exchanged, and et k-ngtli both men were Mt;
hausted by eghtleg,and aster other hits they close! fo ewe j
much fatigued. Mal:by, upon the whole, had the wont of the
reuttd, a::d he bird copiously front the nosesatidm.tuth from the
affects of the rally.

1 he s=tood round 'was as Courageously csaintained as the fee,
and although Mali by divilayed the bet !rack of hu ta. Tit
his asivri sari wa. always with h:m, soil the ifeerranned Wass
store reciprocal. C.sik: made hi:s, which by has kir, „gsh up;
and Maltly.ir sit rallying in this a.ta former round-. siral bisg
by his antagonist from evt rj won. inacev.r.reeets.g
two good hits from Makby's left lauds which nearly &eel*
right .ye.
l'he 'Jade lasted altogether 96.minittes, sad eta;
second was spent in real fighting. In closing,whem
a trial of strength took place, Cope had the ;Oran,
tage. Maltby -was the best and weightiest hitter,
but Cope was covered with flesh of manhood, aid
disputed the purse with him ; but, however, good is
nature, he hit often et tandom, wanted quickies
and the seqtiel proved him inferior in punning. He
received two destructive hits, in rounds second sad
third, from which he never completely rec. gra:e4, bet
although the senses (to me the phrase) were hit out,
of him, he had no lack of confidence until Nave
ceased to perform her functions, as he mull not he
got off his second's knee, when called after the Ilis
Round.

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