Star.
London, England, 1822-10-14 00:00:00

BOXING.

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Boon-rm son. an Faun—The four not Ichtb, which
sreslitotnhepisee. hurtingseddelts. before Christmas, hsVe
forths last few dsysheptthensindsofthe smsteuuontheslert.
sod their books hsve hoes: eontinnsilluw out to note down
the variety of bets upon the subject. ch as “ the four winners
are not mused; Word‘s winning sgsiost‘ Martin; tint Spring
end Martians: nothoth deﬂated; slang oddsths’r Msniueon.
glen Rsndsiliniosstinnhsifsnhour; others thst Nest snd
‘ dsliesn'tiosogthe IshtbetwoenSpl-ingsndﬂestisnot
‘overinsnhoutg" sndseverslsventseonnecdngthesbove
Tbutleowithnoes. The men on oil'hnsy so toprepnntion;
‘ Randall is improved, Spring is getting better. Martin is quite
Hull, Neutoshsshouldhe, Ahhott nnderssevetetrsiner, snd
burly, if not quite, hang up to the mark. Ward in high condi-
don, Josh. Hudson thinking about training. and Shelton snxioos
todothsbestforhlmsolfnponthessmesnit. '
Jsehson, the Some. Town Champion. standing to report,
issgoodhltofstnﬂ'.’ .hsrdhitur, and hss sppesred onosori
twineinthsprlurinc: hoisnstehedusinst s psﬁll of Josh.‘
Hudson, («comma-side. 'l'hisnt'llwllltahepheeon
the Roses rosd tomorrow. within ten miieoof landon. Both
«treatments we shoot 1: stone. Josh.'s pupil. 'mihitt, is
on“ to partake of some of the quditiesof his master. a sort of
John Bull ﬁghter, rough and rudy upon all occasimm, and a
hit of s glucose. The Eutwden are rather nus upon him.
and tshin; the odde. At all events a (and battle is expected,
and out sod ems quintothe endot' the chapter. Attach-H
pupil of Hudson will nuke his appearance in the ring on the day ‘
that Wsrd and Abbott ﬁght, as s rnsteh has been made between
ﬂsmiiton and English. . '
' Curls m Wsnm—This snatch is of; the hackers of
Warren norsppearin' st mm to nuke the money good on
Wednesday inst. Curtis received the forfeit ol' s’. Dick says, ‘
“sshow, heisvery sorry poor Peter hss been dissppoimedﬁ
and thst‘he slso likesohirn so much for a customer, Ithatt if he can
get hoehodusinsthim (Curtis) hy sly other person, he will
not st t uh sdvsntue of the forfeit ol‘ 5!. but ﬁght Mu-
mm uheisinwantofsjoh."
Barlow, who so recently wu defeated by Josh. Hudsnn, is
determined to hove another trial before he give! up oil preten-
sionstothe rise-ring; and his friends, on Thursdsy evening
inst. hiehedvhim spin: Du. Hudson. Thelsttet issbls‘ukr;
sndi! Boriowcsnhutgetonthebiindsido of Du. he ttsnds
ogood ehaneo'tomnhoit enﬁghtthistinse. Little st.how-
ever, will prove s troublesome cum. ﬁe ﬁght to be
withlntwomontho, {crime-side. on the great nonhroad,
hell my Irons Donner.

Drury-Lane Theatre was on Saturday mornin ho-
noured with a visit of inspection by his Royal [figh-
ness the Duke of Your. who was attended and con-
ducted over the huildin by Mr. Etttarosr. Mr.
Buster. the architect, git. T. DIIDIN, and Mr.
Wtsts'msr, on the part of the Management : the
Hon. G. Lassa and Mr. Rosina. of the Committee;
Mr. Dunn. the Treasurer ; and the Chief of each de-
partment of the artists and workmen. His Royal
Highness expressed hisapproval and admiration of
the taste, magniﬁcence, and convenience of the whole
fabric, and ordered a hot to he titted up for himself,
it being the ﬁrst instance of the Duke's having a box
at Dairy-Lane Theatre- .
‘ COVIIT-GARDINPThe Comedy of the Rivals
was played at this Theatre on Saturday evening—
'fherformance of Mr. FAIIII, in the characterof
Sir athouy Absolute, was in his usual excellent style,
and the other characters were ably resented, par-
ticularly that of Lydia languish, h'ye-giiss Fonz.—
The Forty Thieves closed the evening's entertainment.
A miséehpresentation of an occurrence in the Dis-
sentin ape! at Bersted, near nor, havin ap.
ﬁamf in several Papers, we are 325 m by theKßev.
r. Hun-r to say, that the statement that the “ eon-
gsegation was thrown into confusion—that a warm
controversy between the Ministers ensued, and which,
to the great amusement of the auditors, terminated by
Mnﬂore'sohtalning possession ofthe pulpit,’ is totally
untrue. Mr. Savanna, whom Mr. Hutu had sent
to this station. was, in his apprehension, and in that
of a friend who was with him, about to name two or
three individuals by whom he felt himself as 'eved.
fro prevent the consequences which‘might ﬁve re
sulted from such personalities, Mr. H. at the earnest
request of his friend, desired hire-to desist, which he
did. but pmccededyith his sermon. and conducted
the sergtce to its conclusion without the :1! test in-
terruption, the cons tion having [mugged the
most profound humm- itseonnieucetaent.‘ Mrtl
H; entered the pulpitaarthseniu wage-easiest,
forthe panes which him unlisted via-eenke
hisleave the W let this had nothing
whatevertedowi thsprwiousotcm

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