Star.
London, England, 1817-03-27 00:00:00

PUGILISM.

gitOGGINS AND ttnuait.
Yesterday morning, as soon as it was light, gronpes
of pedestriani were seen on the Uxbridge-road,
tramping along to witness the above grand fight ;,
and by eight o'clock carriages of all descriptions were
rattling along, from the splendid barouche and four
down to the donkey and hampers. By eleven, twenty
thousand persons had collected on the ground, in a
field near Hayes, between the Bridge and the Turn-
pike. It is impossible to describe the sensation this
fight has occasioned in the Sporting Circles.. The
fame of Scroggins, from his having conquered six
pugilists in succession, had made such a strong im-
pression on the minds of the Fancy in general ; that
he was thought to be almost invulnerable ; and even
Scroggins himself felt impressed with the same idea,
and fought £lOO against Turner's £5O. At eighteen
minutes to one Turner appeared in the ring, dressed
in a fashionable drab great coat, and threw up his
hat, and Seroggins immediately followed. Crib tied
the yellow handkerchief belonging to Turner on the
posts of the ring, and Oliver immediately placed the
blue one belonging to Semggins alongside of it. The
combatants shook hands together before they stripped.
The time having arrived for the commencement of
the fight, Oliver and Clark appeared as seconds to
Scroggins, and the Champion of England and Harry
Harmer attended upon Turner. Three to one was
the current betting against the latter, and many thou-
sands were depending on the event. Turner was an
object of great curiosity, from his late unfortunate
battle with Curtis. The ring measured twenty-four
tint, and the numerous carriages round it formed an
elegant amphitheatre. Lord Yartsawria and Colonel
&arm acted as the time keepers.
THE BATTLE.

aeons 1. It was expected, ea the combatants setdavto, that
Straggles would adopt his usual method, of. boxing in to his ad-
versary—or, to use his own wards, " take the fight out of him ;"
but he was snore cautions than usual, end a good deal of sparring
warred between them. Ho made a feint at Turner, and is
sandy gm away again At length SCrogras put 10 a bit—ewe
sang %Iwo posted Waves them*, and ultimatehy lamer went
&wit, when Saroggine held op his hands, by way of sheering
bow Mule he thought af arm.
I. The attitude of Turner pet a ametruction of Ighting Yang.
gins bat net been used to. The forme Is a left.handed man,
and acts-to with the left feet INA, sad the shoulder, to act epos
Woggles hkdag. Scrogglns played elf many posetemindeal Spins
to tin, by pada' false frown, and in this ha isteeeedei, and
gave the Int kasteloslowe blew, by his leveurise elghmhoodud hit
epee the oym—Pour to we on Swagging was begging, mi meek
was the fetal lad la fowler, alter Wide* his lighting points.
S. TWINS' now fought with his manfullyomipboted
a severe fame under his MR eye; sad thumb at the dose et the
round be was again down, Ide cepubilides as a borer were maid.
feet, sod he appeared no ways Inkster se Scrogglas. He also met
with greet encouragessent from the wermandlog spectston.
Symptoms of disorder appeared sheet the ring, which the per.
sessions of the Cemesebnie•Cide, see the immediate Justice of
the castigators present could subdue, even with horsewhips with
indiscriminate vengeance, right and wrong; and the stakes, the
proprietorship of the Pugilistic Club, went to rack and ruin.
Hundreds who had paid as. and an ter seats la waives had no
dance of siting what was going on In the loner ring; and those
wily who had hardihood enough to take the brunt of :aim could
have a thence of discrindnadog between the powers and Tana.
atlas of the hardy little sailor who had conquered all before
him, and the roan who had vanquished a brave lied, man, at the
cost of bb life.

The men fought bravely. and they were now and than subject
to the whir by mistake. A lapse of live minutes it/retook ♦lace.
4. In the confusion described, Turner amenained his measure.
meat. licroggius. in going in left and right at rebus, did not at-
tract the notice meant with the coolness of Turner. He judged
well his length, and bad the best as Win and &miens skewed
Ant blood from the cheeks at the dose of it, and he was looted
maims Lb wig. This was a away Word, that sat a grin at
arm to ono sad wm to two.

R Seen desperate Sewing en& place to the advantage of
Snagging, who threw his adversary in a dose, or nther bawl*
Lint, to rs 4 timpani* kiwi hugging.
14 la this round Tamer received a hit with a horsewhip
does Sibling, for the. make ring awn were jitniblod with the
nen for protection, sidast oat and ont. &nouns bad the worst
of thensui&

The umpires, who had met* to do to keep the watches they
held for tam, aside a slog oat, aid a maw close took piece.
&ma the ropes WOW pee, sad the INS were lighdag amoodei
their paraseas. tiffanies wait ia with the courage which be-
bad 010 toSoared. boo hat wWag ailluarld with mock 'dead& Morey,
s

-7, The men made a deterndeed resit at eaeb other, bet Saeg..
gins broke ground to 1 was abroad, and Turner offensively west
up to Ilk bead aed Ist& determinedly.
S. Aleanly reemet.mok ghee, if the *amateur could have en-
joyed k, sad Tamer had the beet of k. *mains hit short, and
amid net recover he weed hits before bumpiest.
h la this round the premiere epos the men was so great that
they meld sot be broods lase safe eon:petition. The snoods
rag ant, and during listgaday the men got to work sad esa.
witted slaughter. Tamer had the best of the wand; be lambs
ground, aid received dim shersery with mush geoeraldtip, and
he planted abeam tear bite, bet ems of effective &stance. Sermons
last with a awieltyond he west down with the last hit.
iO. wish spear bellows, fought off, bat he had molt
decidedly M eh tie got la and made his him,
bet at 111-judged diseases, lad both Altai down.
Carter, Painter, Dolly Smith, Richmond, ice. now
irthemselves with their horsewhips to beat out
tieng but in vain, and both the men were taken
imwily. Mr. Jackson immediately went round, de.
elating all the bets to be null and void. At this
period sot less than thirty thousand persons were pre_
sent, sod the carriages estimated on the spot and
along the road at eight thousand. The oldest pugilist
does net remember any thing to equal sea a wil4K-
time of &beim, se Is .she above fight. - - --- • •
A suspense of t*o 'hours occurred, and eager in-
• tunes took place 70 ascertain how the day was to be
• • lied At length Mr. Jackson appeared, and an
immense cavalcade followed him to Hillingdon, near
Uxbridge, to see Randall and Dick fight. -The men,
however, could cot be got together, and some hints
were given that the Magistrates would not permit
aay fight to take place. In this aniiety and dilemma,
it was at length agreed on that Arturras Corner, near
Hounslow Heath, should be the place, and Holt and 1
O'Donnel the pugilists who were to exhibit. Thither
thousands repaired, notwithstaading the heavy rain,
and at half-past ilve. in 66 the pitiless pelting shower,"
the above boxers entered the ring. A more manly
fight was never witnessed, the first round occupying
upwards of seven minutes, and the whole of the other
.atzteen were equally as well fought; scarcely any
closing occurred bevreen them. Holt fought with
all the elegance of rem delthir, and the obi of-O'Don-
nel will not forget the desperate attacks made upon
it fora week to come. Holt, on being declared the
conqueror. threw a somerast. The bat& lasted about
forty minutes. •
. 011112WFA710111$ ON TIMMER AND OCROCIOINs.
Turves has proved a much mete competent boxer
towards victory than was expected--and Scroggins
has been equally dersfived. In a future contest, at
least it will be even betting. Turner is a very game
man. and.couviaced Icroggins, on his coming turn-
Okay in, %bathe is to btetopped. He hit him WC

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