Star.
London, England, 1817-11-28 00:00:00

MRS? CHETZLEY Jrl6l.D.

Mr. Spark's Hue beat Sir P. Blake's Etta:
Lod Rivers's Ready beat Mr. Whalley 's Per.
Mt. Windows% Castle heat Mr. Whalley', Nablotions.
Mr. Whalley's Pegasus beat Mr. Gnech's Grasper.
Captain Watt's !whittle beat Lord Itlsees's Rlngneck.
Lord Rivers's Rutltia beat Mr. Northry's Negro.
Sir P. Blake's Earring heat Mr. Goody. Gadfly.
Lord Rivers's Rosebud best Lord Maynard's Kerrie.
Mr. Modiste's Garymsde beat Mr. Wright'. Waxy.
Mr, Spark's Hector beat Sir P. Blake's Erudite.
Cap!** Wystes Jasper beat Lord River's* Rousber.
Mr. flyer's Queen beat Major Clsytoo's Zara.
Mr. Merest's Susan beat Mr. Wright's Wee.
Mr. Sets t's !meet beat Mr. Redhead's Lenity.
I.ord Rivers's Reuben brat Captain Wyatt's Jasper Junior. j
Mr. H. Redhead's York brat Major Clayton's Zeleeo.
Mr. Whalley 's Paris beat Mr. Nunbey's Nosegay.
There were twelve other matches, nine of which were node.
tided, two no course, and we ()ff.

BOXING.
The Match for 100 guineas a side, between Ran.
Sall, the phenomenon of the present day, and Porhh,
the Waterman, who had fought himself high on the
milling list. took place yesterday on Hayes Common,
in Kent. Wollingham Common, about six miles on
the other side of Croydon, was the place where the
civolcade first assembled; Riddlesdown, about two
miles from thence, being head-quarters. The Casr-
ouirsary had prepared a twenty-four feet roped square.
An enemy, however, appeared, in the person of a
Magistrate, who bad sworn in the inhabitants from
house to house as constables, to defeat the fighting
forces. He addressed the ring in the following terms:
" I am sorry to spoil your sports, but it is my duty
as a Magistrate not to allow a breach of the peace
here."—An amateur assured him his mandate should
be obeyed, and there would not be the slightest ob-
struction to his authority. The Magistrate added—
" I am mounted on a poney, which will enable me
to follow you to any part of this county."—Another
lamateur observed We may assemble in Kent,
without annoying you."— Magistrate... 4 I give no.
consent: I sector the county of Surrey."—" That's
enough." replied another; and the Comivary, seated
on the bar of a post chaise, began to move off, fol.
bled by the motley cavalcade, for Hayes Common,
about six miles from thence. Helter-skelter was the
order of the morning. A most ludicrous scene pre-
sented itself—my Lord's barauche and the cotter.
monger's cart were upon a par, and the inmates of
the one were seen jumbled together in the other, with-
out distinction. Arrived in the county of Kent, the
ling was barnied, but much confusion ensued before
the mien could be brought in. Randall first appeared.
and threw his carter into the ring, andte was followed
by his adversary, with the same token of disregard.
The almonds were Paddington Jones and R. Weale,
for Randall ; and Spring and Georg Head, for Pa-
rt*. The weights were—Randall, lOst. 61b. and
Parish fully llst. Betting, seven to two on Randall.
Reese t. After muck spantig and measurement, Randall
planted a enact bk en his adversary's chest, and broke away.
Me repeated the blew, and Parish returned upon him, but out
et
distatiev, and consequently very slight. Randall placed a se•
mere rtbanded hit .apon the eibeekliine. which upped the
efiret, again brukelroutid to of fighting. Parish's blows
Were parried, and the round closed with Randall hitting him
nein in the body with the left band, followed quickly with the
right in front of the bead, which floored him upon his face, as if
shot. Thee fiat blood and first kuuck.down were decided.—
Your to one on Randall.
S. Parish bled corky,* from the head, but he was not anti.
ensdated. He made play wish bulb hands, but the bits fell short,
bum Randall having a knack of throwing his body back, and one
inn reutrued oa Parish's body. Amadeu mancrivred with a sort
of minuet sup, and after parrying hie adversary, be gave him
another flub right-handed facer, and In a elute be served Pariah
as be-had betters done West Country flick; lie got his bead na-
dir his anti, and held him up until he properly exchequered his
nob by fibbing, and when be had done exercising his punching
abilities, both went down.
S. it was five minutes before a blow was struck, and a voice
felled out—" Why dine; you fight Z You'll have the Bea here
again presently ; besides, it will be dark, and it will be a dimw-
its aware 1" Randall at length let fly his right hand and caught
his adversary le the Uncut through his guard. Parish returned
short and Randall in made a terrible debt-headed hit which
grazed the bead only. Parish, with much quickness, delivered
a blow upon his adversary's eye which set it twinkling, but be
was complimented by a flooring bit upon the nose.
• 4. ?Mob made play, but be could not place his blows. and be
Medved a heavy bit on the caucused nom. A close followed, in
which Randall skewed the masterpiece of in-fighting, as well as
superior unaigtb. He deak with Parish agatuse the ropes un-
siskreiluby, and when tired of giving., be threw to 5
was effeted, but no takers.
it. Use:lW made a severs left-b.and blow spied his adversary'.
teeth, which cut his fingers to the bons. and they bled in torrents
throughout the battle. In a close Parish was thrown. Randall
bad completely reduced winning to a cixtainty, and the brad of
Parish was a contused mats, and every feature was distorted; he
bad received enough for•any ordinary glutton.
6. Parish missed ihs hits and clor.d. when be received the
same punishment as in die former minds, and be was throwiLl
the poundage w,as refused.
7. Randall pit ins terrible hit on the throat, and clued wpm j
his adversary again upon the ropes, and did snore execution OW,
in any throw round, from the weak state of Pad*.
S.• Three distinct hard blows were received by Parish, and be
rsuiravd the last by a smart blow on Randall% mouth winch drew
bided, but he was thrown.
S. Parish mu in. and after laving been served again at the
ropes, he was knocked down.
in. Pariah move every effort to mike a turn in the battle in
vain. His kits were parried. and be was ecnistantly receiving.
tin at length taught wild. and Randall threw bun who sucb form
that " Qh r was heard throughout the slug.
• ink and last mound.—Rausiall made ha bits aid broke away,
and when Ikeda this, he mauled his adversary again at Use ropes,
sad gave idol a heavy tad. Parish amid one stead up again.
'I ne Fight Listed buy minutes.
Randall has realized all the expectations which his
patron, Colonel 11. had formed of him in his tint
combat. He has attained a summit in the boxing list
which no other pugilist of his weight could reach : like
tar. celebrated James neither, lie is a fighting MAR by
natur,, and uu professor was ever considered a greater
adept in the science. Both his hands are alike ter-
rific t he measures .his distance with inconipaiable
nicety, and never bits out until his object is complete.
He never appears distressed for wind, and his legr
are as nimble as his fists. Parish. who has always
beat his man handsomely, had no chance with :tits
prodigy of nature. He possesses all the science and
courage that can be combined in a pugilist ; but he
was kept in a sate of stupor from the cost round, by
this :anti:-an, without
giving him an opportunity of
recoveeing: It was nearly dark before the fight was,
over• it was a day of jollity to all blot the horses,'
m et which were knocked up and lett on the ioad.,
Sir Wier shewed at eight o'clock, add escorted the
motley groupes home.