Star.
London, England, 1827-10-10 00:00:00

THE FIGHT.

Round i. The moment the men threw themselem into form,
the bustle which previoutly eai►ted subsided, and all watched their

mansueres with fixed attention. The position of both men was
good; their hands well up, and all points well guarsied. 'Tisdale
first made play; but Dick was on the alert, aid jumped hack with
great agility. A long pause in which neither armored to break
ground. Tisdale again mace a Mew of commencing, bat Dick Was
Nary, and retreated. Five minutes.bad now elapsed, when Dick,
fancying an opening, rushed in, and bit tight and lett ; but be sim-
ply caught his wan on the shoulders, and drew back. He then
tried a feint to draw, but It would not do—Tisdale was awake. At
last, Dick hit out with his left; but this effort was neatly stopped.
Another short pause, Dick creeping in with bus toe. The mown'
at length arrived for action; he planted his one-two on Tisdale's
nob, rushed to a close, and fibbed away in good style. Tisdale was
also busy at In-fighting, hut did no execution, and in the end was
thrown at the ropes, amidst the shout. of Dick's friends. No great
harm done. This round lasted seven minutes.
T. Both came up merry. A short paters, when Ti.dale tried to
put in a compliment with his left; but Dick nimbly drew back.
They again approached, Tisdale leaving the marks act his shoe nails
OP Dick's upper leather. Dick kept his eye fixed like a lynx ms
Ilk wan, and with the quickness of thought put in a 'gabber with his
kft and retired—(applause). Again be approached with caution,
and again threw it. his kit on 'Tisdale's eye with marked effect, but
10 return be caught a tap on the ear with the right. Long sparring--
when Dick jobbed with his Is ft, and, rspeating the compliment
twice, floored his man. Tisdale, as he lay on the •ground, put up
his band, as if to keep Dick off; and such was the neatness with
which the Pet performed his task, that If.a friends vociferously
offered 20 to 1 in his favour, but no takers.
3. On coming again to the scratch Tisdale's left eye shewed the
elect of Dick's handywink in the last round. There was a swell-
on his cheek nearly as big as a pigeon's egg, white his phis was
otherwise flushed. A cautiosio pause—Tisdale hit out with his left
at Dick's body, but Dick got away. 'kik true; had recourse to
his favourite feint, but it was " no go.", , Tisdale utterly threw up
his guard, but kept out. The Pet crept in' and threes out a teaser
with his left, but Tisdale stopped hint with scientific precisiom—
Tisdale then tried his right at Dick's ribs, but Dick dropped his
elbow, anti caught the intended visitation in beautilal, y Cau-
tious waiting on both sides. Fourteen minutes had en ; Dick
kept on the work for a start ; be suddenly stepped back, drew his
.man, and let fly right and left ; each blow tuld; he then rushed to
in-lighting, and both bit sway ; hat the adv.intage was with Dick,
and Tisdale was thrown. Any odds on Dick.
4. Tisdale commenced play, and tried his left at Dick's minister,
bat he was well stopped. A short pause—when Dick saw an open-
ing; bil right and kit, again closed for the fib, and, after some in-
terchanges, Tisdale was thrown (Josh exclaimed he wuuld take S
to I Dick woo without a black rye).
3. Caution the order of the day with both, and each anxiously
looking for an opening. 'Dick seemed determined not to throw a
chance away, and was armed at all points. He tried mother feint,
bat Tisdale was on the alert, and would not be drawn. More CAW
don, but Dick would not be denied; he was once more at his
handywotk, planted his one-two—drew back, jumped In again, re-
peated the dose, and kit away with great rapidity. Tiiidale hit with
kin ; but Dick was too quick, and among other operations, planted
a oloasier, which drew Prat Maur from Tisdale's ivories. lu the dose
Tisdale was thrown.
6. Tisdale came up spitting claret, but steady. Dick all activity
for renewing his labours. Tisdale made play and was stopped.
Dick threw in a right-hander on his left peeper, • • Tisdale "-
with him, and countered hooky with his right as
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