Star.
London, England, 1821-11-29 00:00:00

BOYING MATCH AT coal:.

.(ritois e'coaz versa.)
Tuesday sennight, the long-expected combat betweea tleet
celebrated professors of the pugilistic art, Reynolds and
took place about half way between Cork and Mallow. IrelQ
not being as yet a pugilistic country, such an event is very r 4,
amongst us, and, in fact, this was the first occasion in *et
rershr display of this science was made in the neigheeligued,
Cork. Curiosity was in consequence very great, and et " ea;
hour vast speeds were sects perambulating the Malluw.reedl
motion towards the scene of action. Before setting re the vans
were very variable, sometimes 5 to 4 on Dogherty, red
times 4t03 on Reynolds. It would appear that the • —7`
motive upon which the spectatori sported the Moat, was nno
ot grwa,
the prowess of the men, but the wishes and inclinations of the
ten. This evidently shows that we are not yet ea./legit the,,,:".
but, as Sterne says," we shall impisme as we go leo Ile=
zens for Reynolds, the Spa-swallowers Of Mallow reek,4:rj'
jingle upon Dogherty. Dogherty had advantage in
is a disciple of the Pitt school, being decidedly in --(:;17.
" strong measures," and a wicked and demolishing.
in lightness and activity, and all the more delicate graces vdeak
add beauty to scientific knowledge, he was considered inteeej
his antagonist; besides, old Father Time has beeudropp;agwoe
left-banded bangs over his muzzle, which is not au advaatsgee
any time. The gertdcrttrx, after doffing the superior thee, aid
shaking hands, went very merrily to the husiue.s of the ilayog •
which, however, we are enabled to give only a very heed"
outline. In the first half-dozen rounds the mutual did*,
were exchanged with the most winning good -humor,
the most perfect impartiality, so that had a balance--beet se
yours given and received been struck, we rather think that gg.
thee would find himself in arrear.
During these rounds Reynolds was mostly down, ongild
from choice, to evade the kindnesses which Ihigherty
him, but at other times his judgment was influenced by .kr,
meats that were irresistible. I:t theist rounds Dogherty trceiki
some ticklers upon the face, one of which had the effect of leis
open his cheek, which gave a very interesting variety to th,
presslon of his phiz. Its the 15th round, after heavy hittire set
of Reynolds's peepers wss put on belipay, which m.,14
backers look queer, and himself queerer, and Dogheny era
backed to win at odds. From the 20th.round to the end IleT.
herty appeared much punished and distressed, and the o,e,
speedily changed in favour of Reynolds. Uoghcrty aerie;
nut to be firm upon bis pedestah, and frequently hit same
" And wasted his flagrance on the desert air;"

Upon which occasion, ReystOlds, in the kindest manner, .bevel
him how to measure the distance, by lending him a pa:tern lac;
which felled him to the ground, and if at anytime his incliions
were waving between standing and taking the ground, the I
was suggested to him by the most striking argument.
About this period oar of I)3gh:rty's glimmers was dartesbk
and the two monoptics ruffimed it away in the most pkput
style, Reynolds leading, when the other eye of Dozherty best
also sent into retirement, the battle was decided in f• 1
Reynolds, he having given a finisher to the polished unman
by a heavy blow on the throat, which c.,mpletely Ifob,knott
Dogherty, and decided the Issue of the light, although he rue
to:the scratch for two rounds without a chance of
Dogherty is certainly a man of thorough game, aid hits vii
tremendous effect ; but the sch_nce, pun er, and activity of
nolds were overpowering. Thsre is not, perhaps. in tilt:Mil
man who delivers his commands with such perfect slegance,asi
at the same time with an• energy that forbids any doubt of bi
sincority—blending as he does the suatiter its mode with tit ie.
titer 64 re.

An old man, of 109 years of age, has jest Ma
Roucourt, near Sedan, its France, who during the
course of his long career had never been afflicted with
any indisposition.
A curious Cack !—Mr. ROBERTS, of Chelsea, ha
had a cock in his possession for seven years, and, size
it was a chicken, it has every alternate year dinged
its colour from pure while to red, and via row:
last year it was white, and now it is changiogund.
Monday last, upwards of one hundieJ sliiksts
made their appearance in the Market-place of Liss
Regis, in the County of Nortblk, to the astonishowe
of all beholders, and continued 4;1 very low lot
some hours.
Saturday evening, as one of the horses of the Bop
Coach was about to be affixed thereto, while standisg
in front of the Bell Hotel, Leicester, it suddenly took
*fight, and ran with great violence against the xis.
dose of Mr. Read, tailor, on the opposite side of the
street, which it broke to pieces; then turning itself
hastily round, it again set off at full speed, and Ks
tually took a leap through the bow window of*.
Tomlinson, shopkeeper adjoining the Bell, there
part of which it broke to atoms. Here theenniti
animal was fortunately s:cured without having te.
ceived much injury.
We lately noticed a dreadful accident which W
occurred at Wallsend Colliery, near Shields. Ile
number of poor men who suffered on that mane
has also been stated, and we now learn that theyle
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'Jew RUSSELL, Esq. of Bransforth Castle, keen
the said colliery, has very liberally promise!'
low two shillings each per week, to all the 91
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idows and children.
Much damage was done on Sunday night, byl k
vere gale, in the neighbourhood of Lambeth. ibcti
real new houses which were nearly completedigr
own down by its violence; and in a field wit
°burg Theatre, a temporary building gave veld el
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loud crash, and the inhabitants, in consersl • he
ere much alarmed. A fatal accident had nettv ok
erred inWestminster-road—a stack of chiming' tr
recipitated into the street, and one person ws. ..'n
rip
erely hurt.
ADELPIII THEATRE.—The new Piece of Tong icilbau(
rerry ; or, Life in London, was represented lastO gOi
nr the third time, with increased effect, and wig Ir-c 4
in), diminution of the interest which it mini pi
he first night of its representation. It is reel . a,
.xquisite picture of modern manners and aft
n all their gradations, from the rude busting .
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and slang of low life, to the captivating fin
A fashion.
ELEGANT GLASSES, FURNITURE, &Cr—The /111
bility and Gattry are invited to inspect del
rooms of COOPER and SoN, 93, Bisho ,
Within, where is exhibited an assortment of Dog
second-hand Plate Glasses, admirably suited gl
description'of drawing or dining-rooms. k 41,; A
niture department is comprised every negrla
gain article of upholstery, cabinet, and cbir.,.4 A
the prices of which are reduced to such a Sigi
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economy as to attract and ensure the patty
rank and fashion.
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