Star.
London, England, 1818-04-02 00:00:00

onAr PUOILIST7C mercy,
'kV' LEN PA INTER a SOILING, or Matti( VII
DOWNS, Praia LRATIIIIRHEAD, St:Ritzy,

At a little after one yesterday PAINTER and Spar,'4l
appeared in the outer ring, and, upon their roetl:-,
snook hands in the most cordial manner. sp,:!.'
threw his hat up first in the ring, and PAlNtkk
mediately followed the same hne of c0n1.ct...1,
half one-the men set to. PAINTER was sex.
by Tub( lISLCHER and HARRY HARMER, aid
by Cass and ByteNe.—Seven to four cur.ta;
two to one against SPRING.
ROL: YDS.
I. The attitude of Spring was good—bis So?, t.;
back, apd his length of arms rendered him diScdc. to e, Y.
They sparred for three minutes without a hit bung
Spring appeared tired and put down his hands.
planting a blow, hit short; more long rparrire ix;
some hits were exchanged, and Painter reteir,d s.
side of his cheek that sent him staggering, and in %I—
back of his head and part of his shoulder came i
tact against one of the stakes of the ring. This rouse
six minutes—Spring received great applause.
2. Painter seemed somewhat stupidest from the effreti,!.,,,,
accident; hut, nevertheless, he appeared quickly t 0?,,.
Spring again hit short, when Painter planted a :Lep
his left hand. More long sparring occurred.—Vailk Wan e_,:
exchanged, when Painter received a hit and s:ipp,d der
Shouting and applause. The long odds at this early try, ct •
fight was now on the totter.
5. The hitherto idea of a masking fight era note at
and the Randall and lielasco system seemed uow to IN tile s
of the day. It was more of a display of rim, than .?:„
Spring planted a hit and got away; Painter made a lea:,
Spring followed him over the ring. Two sharp coaster h. 3.
curved in the body. Spring laugh, d, ar.d Bare Painter
and got away dexterously. Paioter made play, acd
severe facer ; some blows were tx,:hanged, and, in cl
latter endeavoured to fib his antagonist, but, in
the strength of Spring prevailed ; he nut only 1.c.1
bands, but extricated himself in gallant style, a1•.2
on him as he was going down. Gre...t applause;
odds were completelyfluorcd; in many pans of tilt 7..
now even betting. Twenty-one minutes bad eL,13,..d.
1. Long sparring again occurred. Some h. a Ace
In closing, Spring held his opponent's hand to ittlt:s
doubled up. Both down. but Spring uppert,lovt.
5. The forte of Painter seemed to have mate::
There was more science exhibited than trwir pert
card scorned to make its appearance. La clus
Palater

6. In " Big Ones" there was nothing like ricz •L „
tween them ; and a long kyla was c4ntLmplztt-d ..
tators. Two severe counter whirrs occurred. Pedr.:r:
when Spring returned a sharp blow on his mouth.
Spring got Painter clown.—Applause.—The above
occupied half an hour.
7. Painter commenced this round well by plartii.7 a `..!,,T
the head, and one on the body of his opponent. But la
Spring fell heavily upon him.
B. This was also a good rour.d. Pubror prt it -try !--a,
and got away. In closing, bt.th hung on the ropu,
down. _ _

A. This round was the best ditglay rf sadhag
Painter throughout the fight. He planter! winfril Lan trA
success, and OM was so SMUT, that had tt cot bre§ for tta %in
Spring must have gone down. In closing both down.
10. Spring hit short severalthr.es, and Painter plant:d xr4
Robbers But in return he rec&od are sharp hits, i.. (• •
quenee of which he turned round and went QM

applatite for Spring.
11. The manliness of conduct exhibited in r—r 9! !:;
Spring received thunders of appl:tose. Palates rod.u.....trs:. 3
punish Spring in the act of dosing; but the latter, :gsai
holding him tap ;s he might have done, let i'ainter d..osc, td
put up both his hands.—Bravo, Spring!—He now six-came ic a
great measure the favourite ; and the lamas thus beta ts
look bf ist.

2. The same manly conduct again occ,Ared on tie ran
of Spring.
1; Spring slipped, talc hibty l
a' .
13. Painter hit down.-14. Blow for blow, but Pais:erJorn.
5
the pus.
16. Ss Wt n dors,
Painter," from his friends.
17. Painter got a blow on the mouth, when be went hut,
but be appeared to slip.
18. The kft hand of Spring was used with 10 CCM, ml:a
science and length gave him great advantages. P...interuA.
19, 20, 21, 22, 22, 24. Painter was evidently murk dare*
id, and went down in all these mutt& Be frequently ba La.
self down.
26. Spring, although he frequently hit short, planted sent
heavy chopping blows on the arms and sho;dders of Faints.
The latter on going in was hit down.—Caleb 11.16iv.z acv
loudly roared five guineas to one on Spring.
26. Painter was so weak that he hit himself down.
47. Springs left hand caught Painter as be was meat{ A
and the latter fell on his face.
28, :„,9, 30, 31 and last. Description is not necessary f7r
the
rounds. Painter was completely exhausted, and be mitt.: Jr
contest, after fighting one hour and 28 minutes.
SPRING has turned out a much better man this
he was previously rated; though it is even no LT
ed, he is not a hard hitter. I'AISTER. it shcd seo.
did not complain of the pintisktisent he receive.. let
of the severe pain of his head, and the
bility he experienced of using his shouluer to 47
advantage. The gameness of PAINTER is lop sel
known to need any comment ; but, as a f.rcva
fighter, he never ranked, from the cor.fined st.i:e
.1
his arms, added &o his being a round hitter. Es'f.l%4
is, undoubtedly, a boxer of talent—he ;:scs
hand well, though not so quick as CARTER ; :;•111
gets away with ease and dexterity. He also posewi
coolness and command of temper. SrEts.ts b 0.4
was rather marked; he was also distressed
one period of the fight, but he soon recert
kept the lead. Upon his being ticclarei the vic
Cara took him up in his arms, and earned
hum
round the ring, amidst loud huzzas. It is tlIcng:::
by several of the amateurs, that a very differr...:•::-
ruination of the event would have :Act pla:c,
not the accident in the first round *3
PAINTER. The long faces are trot to be
des
n A minor fight and a bull bait afterwards too.

Thursday, in her 21st year, at Toysh:m,Drecnfh..-e..ea
she bad been taken for theleueSt a a miler
the only child of Tack. WLea , E•q• PaYr'
from the chest at Greenwich.
Saturday, in Raker-street, Portrr.an-square, L t
•
William St. Leger, aged 55, late of the 24th Lii
On the 15th instant, aftrr a illness of thrt
fourth year of her age, Lady Caroline Parker,
Earl of Morley.

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