... Before ten clock yefterday ?? above fixty poll chaifes and hackey coaches, containing in the former two or three, and in the latter five or fix well drflid Gentle- men, paired Hyde Park Turnpike, to be prefent at the pu- giliftical confli&l between two Gentlemen-not of Verona, but of England and Ireland, by names Belcher, a noted pugilift from Bril'roi, and Gamsble, in Iriflman. The number of ...

... BOXING-B-RLCFHBRf AND BURKE. Friday, about twelve o'cloctk, the two well-known Pugilits, &Blcher aind 'Burke. rmiet at the Hop Pole, St. George's Row, Edgew~re Rudd to adjul' a qiarrel which they had t!e prereding night at ?? Fair.-.-This rncering took place in confquence i'of Blreke having, faid in feveral public houfes he v'otaid thrafh Belcher whene'vdr he afa.w him; which corning to 'the ...

... OXFO R:DsH3IRE.-GAME D'Ul'. 1 IJ.LL1ot PERSONS to whom CERTIFICATES at 31. 3sh are granted under the Aa1s of the ?? IT2 1E- _.A t . I A_ ., N~ames and rjaces of dagod Dry, Thomas, Oxford. Jmet ila u A. ?? James, Univerlity ?? Jones, Jofiab, Nqke. RNATT, Williama, Stanton Harcout. E. A Arnatt, Jonathan, Lea. onesumc, Rha~'rd, CB A ppleton, Jo n, Sattle.E eles, W illiam , T ham e._n e , J m e , ...

... OXFOR.DSHIRJE. Ad GAME D UTTr. Game-KSepec' Namej. Name: o Namerof Lord or Lady. ,A. ANDERSON, 1R;. Wiggincon William Walford, Efq. ertor, Jas. fen. Wighthill, Duke oF Marlburough. Alderton, jas. Jun. Yarnton and Beglrook, Sir.H. Wj Dalhwood, Bart B. Blxham Hundred- Fiennes Trotman, Efq. DoddJohn, Studley, Alexander Croke, Efq. Bowver, John,, Lewlkiorii R. P. Jodrell, Efq. Blackall, George, ...

... 2 l ':nr ' ! DLL' ?? I C. A ~1 I~ O 4A whon,, 'AMEI WI-T~ ?? 4rf ntZ'hiR A j Dewe Ch~Aorn~ L 'Af ;~h ?? ?? LehlrdRih ?? .a infwd. SicrLsec , . Ardl~ L[.. ElOtdLdgrvJon oe~J Spicer, aes ?? Eiltdtr. 6ri t('hrdU Bfq Y'in i A66ld.hii Eq MayS~w Ditt.lr od . ?? fq.ew. ?? LvlcFrwanits, Avh~e~geWntao. Sis, ~ p~Abingdone. AdasGPy aa q~~d~ EI il Plc.!dRbet E fqi H anney.. di Spieror, Henry De do ~ ...

... BER KS HIR E--GAMiiTE DUT:JU-. .0 .JL Pj 1, 127 A A ma - -W ?? dof JDjuI I 2, A 11,ST of PERSONTS to whom GAME CERTIFICA'T ES have been iffued, purfuant to 25th GEORGE III. in mSC- and PIa ess and Places of A1,lb. I ?? d PI-- .F ?? f s N~ames and Plares Abodc A. ANSPACH, tho Margrave-of, Benham APlace. Arunseil, George,.Brimpiton. Aiding, Rcv. I. R. Co1np tod Beauch3mp. Aldwouith, Johns, ...

... OXFORDSHIRE. -GAME DUYr.-Continued. - -- -- ~- -~ - .J ?? ?? A~, -1U A L. - UU141IZIfII. LIST of PERSONS to whom CERTIFICATES of 31. 3s. are granted under the Ails of the 2Sth and 31ft of GEnRcE the 'Third. AT . .. ._r- - -1 1 Il I I a, , .1 . a , . - NVz/mes and Places of Aeiodr. A ~A. aAUSTIN; Rev. John, Kidlington. B. [Bufbv, filliam, Shipton pryon Cherwell. B UILDE, 'rlLmas, iul). Ditto. ...

... DERKSIIIRE,? GAME DUTY, ?O3. A LIST of Pz~RSONS who have been Dheputed to KILL. GAMbE, and bz~e taken out CERTIFICATES purfuant to 25th G EORr E ~ G~arne K&prhrs. * By we1firn appjoinkd.f ?? or Landi. I G;amn uwe. ?? r e ...

... 3 O X IN G. BU}RKE ad lb& GAeM CHIICKEN. WNimbledon Common, which has been the fcene of various doughty exploits,' vhere Belcher has fought many a well-contefted round, and where the celebrated Aherlhavw hangs in chains, was yefterdav the Campus Martins of the Metropolis. A match had long been in agitation with the amateurs of pugilifmn between Burke, the veteran bruifer, and a young man from ...

... TITP PIGNT. FSr/l Rowid-Burik advanced with his left arm pro- jeied flr-ight, and his right Waicior to {lrike. The Chicken haid nearly the foame guard as Mendoza, with t!ne elbows an i flsoulders fquare, and an unceafing evolution of the fills. 'I'hey leenled both cautions; five minutes claplbd in fparring of the molt timied desfcription; at length Burke Itruck two blows of no confequence, ...

... L O N DO, N. Augufr 4. On Saturday a very refpeetable meeting of the Mafter Coach-Makers, Wheelwrights, and Harnefs-Makers in the Metropolis and neigh. bouirhood, took place at Free-Mafon's Tavern, Great Qieen Street, w hen a gt-eat number of horfes, carriages, and confiderable quantities of harnefs, were fobfcribed for the conveyance of troops in cafe of invalion. The fleet lately arrived ...

... Y0pEt RACI~t.| * ,1a. q~hos'ntsa againj? f.r. Flint, 5C g. tacy, P. Pi -00o0s. Bye. Expedlation was ralfed to the highe pitch from the novelty of this match. Thoufandson every part of the fvrrounding country thronged to the ground.- bn order to keep the coutrfe as clear Zs Lobe iveral additional people: were employed; and, mucl to the credit of the 6th Light Dragoons, a party of them alfo were ...