Star.
London, England, 1828-03-26 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

FIGHT BETWEEN HARRY JONES A,
SAVAGE. FOR•Aes
This fight took place yesterday in a Gel
distance from Chertsey, twenty miles from
The New Inn at Staines, whet e Jones had
the place of rend, zvous, and horn thence
proceeded to the spot appointed, whet e every
off in the most " comfortable' manner,
least interruption. The assemblage was IR
but very respectibk—Jones, the sailor ,
backed by a Corinthian of some note. Bo'
well known in the ring; Jones having last
Dodd, whom be beat; and Savage having
casion, " bit the dust" in presence of P4ddl
point of weight and strength, Savage had
but the admirable science and ,good gen",
Jones made him the tavoutite at 5_ to 4._ _

On entering the sing, the condition of .I•
cidedlj superior to his opponent; but at
nounced that Dick Curtis rAsring in
'he odds dropped, and before setting-to, the
even. Dick was accompanied by Mick Reit
was handled by'Ned Stockman, 4. the lively
34, Ling Duch Sim.
THE FIGHT.

The character of the contest throughout was
variety—being invariably in favour of Jones, who jobbed
pleaone, hitting right and left, and getting away In ,
in the closes throwing his man heavily. The right eyes
clotted as early as the ISth round; but notwithstanding
up manfully and did his best. Ile was incapable, Lowe-
a single effective blow ; and, to the close of the bat
scarcely a mask Cu hi. face, although be received a ft
lathe body from Savage's right. In the 37th round Ji
up, was a little sick, which gave a momentary gleam
the friends of Savage, and he was sent in to bustle wi
vigour as be yet possessed. It was no use, however—Ji
off his qualniishoess, jobbed him severely, and dropped
Cale. From henceforth Savage had not a chance, I
his determined game that he would not say a no,
56th round, when he was completely blind of both eyes,
loduced to bring his sufferings to a conclusion. It
that he had not the shadow of a chance, sad the bat,
victory, was thrown up. The poor &Ulm was taken
in a dreadful state, while Jones retired almost -
entered it. The fight lasted one hour and thirty five
the only surprise felt was, that Jones did not more
his man the env dissever; he fought cautiously, how.
first, and seemed resolved not to throw a chance away,
extremely well seconded, and preserved his good I.
last. Savage was also well supported, but his slay is .
by, and he must in future seek some easier customer
Sailor Hoy. who may now be considered one of '
light weights. Ills fighting weight was ten stone, wl
fug a nine heavier. Jones arrived at the Norio!!
in high spirits; but Savage remained at Chertsey,
care. During the fight he bad his right eye lanced,
not reduce the swelling in the slightest degree.• Tb
both sides was good; but the readiness and actir
thmogbout were the theme of general admiratioar•

THE FANCY.
A meeting at Toss Belcber's was held on Monday
numerously attended, to hear the issue of the appointment
young Dutch Sam and Bishop Sharpe; but the Bishop
punctual; he neither• came nor sent, and no one
thing for him in the matter. Sam bad the rag to pout
ter a match of £2OO a-side, to fight when the stopper
off him. A Gentleman present offered to stake fot ,
to light Sam in France. This was scouted as a bounce.
Gyblets and Tom Gaynor—A sovereign a-side
fur A match between them for 4100 a-side.
Mick Reid, who attended, surrounded with his fr
Bishop Sharpe, expressed, in marked terms, his r'
Bishop's non-attendance; he said, that so bent was
hint, that he would fight him for a purse in the same
Neal and Baldwin fought, rather than want a turn at

About three °Cluck in the afternoon of S
boiler of the huge engine at Sinner downs
taneously burst. At the time the accident
there wee seven miners in the boilt.r•house;
named Daniel Dunn and John Daniel, wet

other five were su dreadfully scalded, that
of them are not expected to recover. The
was totally destroyed, and the explosion was

than four miles from the spor.-West Briim
Thursday John Ghost, engineer, of Fl
ings, Wbitecrou street, expired in St. Bar'
Hospital. About eleven weeks ago, the cr
son, five years old, and bit the child's finger,
lifted the animal np, as if Co dash it against
s‘ ben the cat bit his hand; he then thserr

lence upon the ground, and before he finally . yc
her, she also bit him on the leg. Sunday seek he sat
seia•d with a violent pain in the arm, which spread
itself over tl.e whole frame, and on Wednesday, whet
his wife prevented him with some wine and water, be
started from it, and fell into a fit. He was conveyed
to the Hospital, where he died the following day. He
has left a wife and three children, and the greatest ap•
prehension. are entertained for the fate of the child that
was bit.

CARLIN SUNDAT.—This day, so memorable to ear
Northern friends, war commemorated, according to
annual custom, at the Hole in the Wall, Fieet-street,
Sunday, by many hundreds of persons of b,,th seas,
bo were attracted these to eat Carlin% i.e. peas steeped
in water for about three days, until they ate swollen).
and then fried in butter, with pepper and 'alt, and
which, on this day, are given away gratis. The cook
commenced her operations at nine o'clock in the morn-
ing. and did not finish until past tea in the even ng.
after having fried between from three to four hundred
pints of Carlin:, which were called for faster than sic
could cook them. Every room in the I ouse wAs
crammed w suffocation. This commemoration appeal
to have its origin from the time N. wcastle. upoo•Tyrie
was besieged by the Scotch, when the inhabitants, beia:
neatly reduced by starvation, were about to surrende,
but the timely arrival of a vessel, laden with pegs
Aietred the town, and enabled the inhabitants to frohl
out, and compelled the enemy to raise the siege. Eve
since this period, Carlin Sunday has been coalmen*
rated in the North.

DIED.

Io Serte-street. Lincoln's Inn-Selds,on Moat* She 24th insert.
after a severe UIDOSS of only four days &ratio.. Anne.Laureox.
"tie wife of Harsco Twigs, Esq. M.P.
Tuesday se night, la the ad year of his age, after an illoesed
only a few boors condinance, the Rob Thos. Whitby, of Creosol
near &afford. _

Ai Penzance. on the fist instant, aged it, William Heal
Pawnee. Re* of B. College, Oxford.
The fist instant, at Solseton House, near Rehash, Cornwall.
the Hon. Mrs is Convey, rant of the late Hon. Itikhaei
Convey, Admiral of the Vitara
March 5, at Houlognessur-Mer, Miss Margaret Frances Mall
Gardner. daughter of the late Rev. Philip Gardner, O. D. of Car
ington Howe*, Caashridgeddre.

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