The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-08-29 00:00:00

THREE BOXING MATCHES IN MINI4TCIII.

A full days play hook place y_esteriay on W 111114611,4
Common, in three good flghti. The greatest of at:
traction was the battle between tko inisokohhe iklka
Curtis, but little more than nine stow, whom heathy
was killed in s Ir:title with Tamer, sad Ned &owe, if
rather lighter weight. The breed of both serer wasigs,
pelted, and the game displayed neret was excelled. The
battle was for 25gs. aside, and he seconds wee Mardi
and Jones, for Brown, and Belcher and doshuagmboui
for Curtis. Betting even, bet Curtis rather for Atilt
In the first round Brown semi, a short hit, and helm
returned upon by a trenteadous bit over the jeher,.
which staggered him away without eroding hie. dogra.
Brown reurwed the rally, and was thrown to a elnie.
Y. Curtis made a left-handed hit tell, but he Ira do,
fully returned upon, and a good bitting round followtd.
in which Curtis showed lint blood, and he was sponial
for wind. He placed two other hits on Browa's brag
and threw him.

3. A long lighting round is which the give and
was admir4l.le, Mid some fine parries were made. Br 1.
rag floured by a mupifying right-banded hit.
4. After a smart round, l'urtis got his adversary
against the ropes, and weaved him dews with the riglit
hand.

5 Brown made play, and followed his adversary mow
the ring. Cnttis showed weakness, and was down.
Drown tor choice.
6. Curtis was starring for wind, and Browa's left fye
was closed ; but Lurtis's face was also damaged, sad
peepers queered. Brown was thrown.
I. Curtis parried all Brown's hits, and is rallying
Brown fought himself down.
It was here evident that Brown could not win, as de
other was too slashing a hitter for him. Brews had th
worst of every round, and the twelfth settled the idiot,
by a tight-handed tit-top in the wind. In the 14th toted
'lron n gave in, alter fighting 55 initiates.
Win. Abbot and a Coachman foe ht for a parse. It
lasted tiftv•live minutes, but it was all one way, esrepting
that Abbott was hit down in the fifth ronisd. It was a
slashing Bull-dog fight, soil the Coachman, who wee
no fighter, was a Lion-hearted one. Abbot woe in if
ronnds.

Hawkins and Rataklfs !rich Any.—This was aa
traordinare game fight and won by the Paddy. Hankie%
is a good inrcrr, and settee the Irishman was hit i■ the
first runtul, lie felt for the blood, and his emirate wy
to n►nch doubted, that sto I was bet against hes. He
however, convinced the ring otherwise. A goad two.
handed Muter, but n•i►hnnt science : he tent as to his
adversary's bead, suit never left him till be flashed hi"
in thirty-eight minntn.. Both suffered med.

I Tierlye o'clock 10-4iglet.—As tire drawing
of the Lottery will ronsntenre at Trt 444 To-
inot row morning, and the two 'lO,OOOl. Prises, with
the -2,11 other rapitak all Sterling Monty, must be
drawn in the course of the day, the Lottrry Other.* are
allowed by a recent Act of Parliament to remain open
until PI o'clock to-night—on ordinary accasioas they
are compelled to close at 11411 IT.
During the gale on Tuesday last, the two stern
vessels that left London for Margate, suffered material
injury. The cabins were two feet deep in water.
the luggage was swept off the deck. Nu lives, we
believe, were lost, though it was reported that two
children were missing.
' fhtring the thunder storm on Saturday sic
alarming shower of hail, or rather globaltiss pious of •
solid ire, fell at Dennington, in Satfolit, by slid tint
uncut barley and oats were nearly stripped of the
grain ; and the barley, oats, and toms, that wetted.
literally thrashed, 'the hail-stones in „emend new
from three quarters of an inch to au inch is dimmer,
and in many places lay twelve inches deep.
' Pt RE.—Sen lay night, about nine o'clock.aa alarm-
ing fi-e broke oat in the house of Mr. Wright. boor-
cloth maanfacturer, corner of Ohl-street, City-Cod.
The fire was dieravered by the issuing from the wound
floor window. In a short time the dames burst from
the windows, and before the arrival of eagin.s, the
roof had completely fallen through with a Oruro-
dolts crash, and the property destroyed. It buried
fur three hours, and the fire was gut anew without
doing further hijitry.

MARRIED.
On Ela'urd ay. the Alth iu•tant. at Lewisham Climb. tier-
e) Joseph da silts, Esq. of Dotonnitireoptro. to Loaisa.
second danghter of Charles Pratt, Esq. of Lewisham
Kent.
On the 44th instant, at Ruthwell, Peter Sieridia Of
Duenoq A) res. req. to Mail. onl) daughter of *slate Ws.
Rtittetworth. F.,4q. of klanein.sier.
On the 411th la‘tant. at Cheisea Chem*. Timms Mullen'
sie, of Mariborosigis-square. Broasiston. Esq. to ►ltrpret
Tere4ea. eldoit daughter of William Ridings, Esq. of Cork.

DI IC D.
Lately, et Lives -A.... eller* few Jays illness. lad) Buttes.
wife of SW ir m. arton. •
At his house. la Berkeley-sqnsre, 111owst Palm, gall• •
On the halt Instant, at his hosts* in Orosvomm-plosof OM
Right Hos. Lord Stawell. in hls eith year.
At Paris. on Use 19th lust. at the Hotel of his
the British Ambassador. Mr. W. B. Lets, of the
Upper Thames-street. to Eli:. only &tighter of as late-
Mr. Akerstoo, of the tonere city.

RILL JAPAN I:Hike-KING.
NADI •C RICKAKD TURKIC, 114. Los Dell-ROIL
rrlllt PROPRIETOR of this BLACKINti
ehtlnes all the arts of peillag—fie merits of the artikie
are too well known to need it. lie nedideatly adepts tn.
motto write. lasortal Nelson—
" Peletam qai mend? feral."
" Let him bear the Palm who has deserved ft..'
TO A (SLAT MALAITA' TC•ED
I sing sot of heroic ire.
A humbler willing theme 1 choose ;
I sing of what pit all admire ;
1 mutt—sad help me every mow—
Of TulteaSCS Due for Working shoos :
Its quaikies norgoelsitine.
Both high sad low this blacking use.
He reeks Ike first in all his Roe.
110 walks la brighteess who stars forth
• With Ttramaa's Busciano 00 kit shoos
Na.) stranger 'ball he be to mirth,
• Aed love sad beauty sashes profess.
Fit only ibr the mire*? stews,
Who In See weather plods his way..
Asti takes Imo &testa or makeemo num
Of Twinge's splendid hrlaht disple). •
Ladies are particularly Invited to recommend their rev;
Tuft to use this highly esteemed Liojrid Biackiag. Wind
asectloesd by the fret families in time Illegriem.
may observe, that this compwsition, when amei
11:11:11117* It. or carnage harmless, will produce a briii:stit,
gl/Iy. black lustre. sad at the same time, sets as
of for lewther.
-P.R. ft is ameemary to request ell servos" to 1" 14r
Tamer's Blackleg.
% usa ?yenta's fmkarniNs.

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