The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-03-03 00:00:00

BOXING.

A ?itched battle, for 20 gaineas a side, en, mfa,
ten o clock yesterday morning, in a meadow he-j:'
to Captain Swan, on the Morndon estate, nea,Lj.t
Bucks. The combatants were John Apsley,
of 16 stone, from Staveley, Oxon (who had gni 7!
by beating a man who goes about the en
antes 1..7
&axing, calling himself the time Chicken),
a navigator of equal weight and strength. Theil7.
tared a ring of 20 feet, formed with hurdles, 67 bis-7'
y
at halfast nine, and a wanly fight of five runu
minute-ps followed.
In the first round the combatants went fiercely tn..;
bid, for %rant of measurement. they threw tete, iL"
away. Those, however, which tohl left an i -7"
and before they had been at work three unman
were so covered with claret that they were o,ly kie:!
apart by yellow breeches and black Breeches.
were round and awkward, and after bitting eick„L
away several t. •a, Apsley was cleanly drelguiT
blow on the left ear.—The round laded 11 sima:ll
2. Severe and determined fighing, la doe adem,..
of Apslev, who flattened the bridge of his advs4;,,v
1
nose am{ sent forth the claret, as a lancet roma huh
vein. This did not stop Burke, alio fought airier:
they closed, and in a I% restle Apsley was dimwit, et
all four peepers were damaged.
A countryman with a huge staff here entered uk,
to at op the fight, by order nt a nrit:lll.owint
who could not attend because hr haul the out. I 4
man pulled a paper out of his pocket. and said he 4,4
read the Riot Act, which caused mulch merrinwr,
that was the only notice he was t uken of, and
himself down and saw the other part of the fight.
3. The men had gut their wind again daring In
bustle, and a good round W 45 fought, which terms*,
by Burke being floored by a hit on the side.
4. A slashing round, rather in raven; of Ilerh,, ass
had rather most day-light. Heavy round hlewste.,
exchanged, and Apsley was thrim n a heavy tle.
buttock.

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5. Apsley seemed strongest, vet he was half baths,
the fall. He hail the hest of the first part of aisle/
round. After many blows were eschanged, the vaunt
system was tried in a close, hut neither beings,*
to it, they separated and turned to hittiag snit
when Apsl4 received a hlow on the temple "'INK n,
minute. left him without a glimmer of sight. He em
a rib of his antagonist in return, and lie sal tkrangu
a close, which gave victory to Ito r 1; e.
Both men were led off ate ground very ill.

WOCLAR Oeeranres.—On Tuesday Ist, mit
seven o'clock is the 'roiling, the family of *jib,
Orin'', No. I, Drummond-street, were throws im
state of much alarm, in renseipie,i. e of a tilipm,
plosion which took Once in their kitchen.
vast sod a friend of her's were alone in the ping*
time, sad the acermoit they give is, that th2lan a
violent ennobling tttt ise in the chimney, wit' j.
mri:iately followed by the descent of a lallaffin,
which exploited on the floor, where it left a stakifi-
lar to that left by the exploding of a squib snob.
It then tore out a pa e of glass in the wirerrosi
burst through a lath and plaster wall into arises
the opposite side, where a quantity of earthman is
kept. These were thrown to a considerable distrait
the passage, and the flnid apparently fogad keg
through the opposite room, the door and wietMaf
which was fortunately open at the time. Tht
escaped unhurt, but Hoe girl, who was with her e
time hail her shawl set on fire, her hand seorelos4 man
her gown and shoe-tie on the same side. Ms alit
was heard by several of the neighboimmi is thus
seemed as if some heavy substance
Hoer immediately above them.—(l)rsaffdesConia.)
Yesterday, at How-street, Henry Hatrkiss and Nib
there Cooper underwent a second examination,
with the daring outrage in Portugaiestres, is aerate
Mr. Drew, a stationer, •in Portugal-street, es the MO
ing of Saturday se'nnight. Mrs. Vrew m 441.140-
tend, and she filly and positively identified the Omer
Hawkins as the man who had knocked heelless WA
treated her with a pistol, as she supposed. He as de
identified by Mr. N.ew's next door neighbour, aims,
as coming into his shop and asking for taboos. Is
was committed for trial.

SUPERIOR ADVICE.—It is of the Brut eame
gamier to ascertain on whose talent and integrity is
reliance may be placed in afiliction.—Messes. CI:3111110
CO. Surgeons of eminence end high professional attaining.
Members of the Royal Colleges of London lad Ed
present to the public the result of *1 years' exrdierill
Cure of Venereal Complaints. and those Debilities sally
ficiencies which not unfrequently present or embittertinne
trimonial state. In the various gradations, from reesigidie
lion to confirmed Lupe. their treatment commeeds veryalms
speedy, and always a radical cure. In dubious mama*
long and well•arranged experience gives them aspe=
of decision, that secures the patient from being
out of existence, or having his constitution nndermilird.lool3
vital principle destroyed by a latent. but in.idious die/emus,
blind and fatal confidence In shallow pretenders. la Roan
Debility, Vascular Relaxation, and Atony of the Orgasa.ll*
iu from excessive indulgence, insalubrious dims*
solitary sensuality• the practice gives new life aadrillir
the system, even in cases which are verging ollaslm
Strictures and other derangements of the Urethra thin *
move in a mild and effeefual manner. Slight sod
eases of Venereal Infection are cured in the shored
two days. To the Femate Sex it will be coo
koow that they may be cured of those Debilitie
feat conception, and sap the foundation of connubial
Patients treated with candour, delicacy, and in le
creey.—Messrs. Currie sod l'o. any be consulted estrum
at their house. 107, Hatton-garden. Letters fraelliumw
try, stating minutely the dye, mode of living. 11*4111.
closing a remittance for Advice and Medicines, 01/
,_.
treated with studious attention.—No. 107, Htiblellmmi

BIRTHS.
On the 2d instant, the Lady of James Dar Watt, ER
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a daughter.
At Reading, Berks. on the 28th ult. the Lady of Lt
Colonel Wemyss, of a sun and heir.
At Bath, on the 2filli ult. the Lady of the Re' iftlwr
Rodney Drummond, M A. Rector of Swamies. Ilastioll
daughter.

MARRIED.
Yesterday mornimt, at St. James's Choreh, Ceptstai
Burton, of the 33d foot, to Martha, second daughter d
Baker, Esq. of Barham-house, Herts.

DIED.
On the Olds of February, at Vaysor-park, 1110000111.
shire, John Winder, Esq.
On the Ist Instant, in Colchester-street. aged 11.
Mary smith, relict of the late James Smith.
On the 37th ult. at his residence, in Cork-etrask
the Rev. G. Chatfield.
On the Shii alt. at Sidmouth, Harriet. yenagflat „,1111101.`
of Sir Edward Sinewy, Bert. of Rackheath-ball.
On Sunday, Is Lower Brook-street. the Rev. Jib?*
Vicar of Breaksbourne. and Rector of Flarbletiens.inn
Lately. at Thornbury. in Gloucestershire, is
of his age. 0. Aubarey,
On the 96th of February. James Watt, gill. dUlgirl.
1n the service of the Hon. East India Comps'''.
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