The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-10-31 00:00:00

IF • ......... - • .: • - . - c. - • . - .. . .. . . .•.,..--.:„t of ) ( '.O ~ - e • ,;•. " - . 1 .- --: v 1. .. • a \ •• . . ff .. f 14 - '• - • . j . . ..:: 11-a rr •': •• . ! • • • -,...91.r. ..• • . \ --.. - 1 1 ...... ' ...., /M)V L, ' C L ) Mall 4 . . . . • • lt , o „, I IN , - LONDON, WE ptits Ay, OTOBgi 31, 1821. N tr ingEß r 204. RgOPENINII of the EtIYPTI AN TOdl I.IIIYIPTIAN TOMg RP..-OPFN TO-MORIIMMI rfaurola), the Ist of N o with the addttions of ea. ;kw Models of Estyptian Archintetunt, Ezeavatious, open Goo W WI t.— Admittance ls. • The Tomb will be ensily doted at the cud of February. .------- ESSENCE OF SHRIMPS. .. - • OM, 'OW bicreasiag deuustitt of this mach ad . 'Mire/ gasket for till sorts of Fish. &c. It has induced, t r aprietor. 1111 1 :SitY POW ELL. at his Wholesalw l oll 04 balls* Warehoese, //t, Neirkate-street. (where Trade may be supplied with this and all dther Oen& s esse m. pickle'. &e.) to return his meet gratetai utmost• kdipaents to the Public tor their Lind patronage, aid at ilia "slaw time bep leave to acquaint them that it is sold by all Oil and Itian WareitotNes in London, and by one or joie able ageau la every towa tbsoeibout the Veiled Kingdom. . o w n., sane - Ia tomulno Wets slatted " Diesore sad somrwatlttee Ftwrleters' seal oa the Cork. -fi) 010/00. captains, and others, it is particularly re . voupeseadtel ' for shipping, as it Is warranted to keep in any eitioMe. . -....UEL INN, ST. CLEMENT" S, STRAND. BEN, F.RAT. OFFICE. FOR TRAVELLING ATM CON ' VE Y IN O PARCELS AND MERCHAND IZE. .r.following AlAll,S and other COACHES go from the above lan: ?aria Royal Mall, via Dover, Tuesday and Friday Nights, it twelve. Portsmoutis sod Sowed Mali. through Golialming. Pe. lersfield. and Yonne*, every Evening at a quarter past 7. Sett Sunday at WV pad S. Oa its arrival a packet sails to ilve !sleet White essittrey passengers sad parcels; and a Moil Coach /sets ha Chichester, through Drayton, Havant, Emsteorth, die. Gloucester Malt.througit Henley. Onford,„and Chelten ham, every Evening at a quarter - p ast 7 . and liTfiniay at half red O. Dover cud taaterbary Mail. through Gravesead, Chat ham, and Fevershava. every evening at a quarter past 7. and gamily at half past 6. FronsCanterbury. passengers Illki par eris are conveyed to Deal. Margate, Bantsgate. Sandwich. ike.; and from Dover. parcels are conveyed to Folkstone, ilandente, Ily•the. Dimitourch, Romney. and Lycid. • Milford Mail. through Carmarthen, Denali(' and Haver lonised, every events( at a quarter-past 7', and Sunday at hdf-paet 6. lath and Bristol Poet Coach, to carry only four inside, threagh Reading. Marlborough. Caine, and Chippenham, • reify Morning eta (tinnier-oast 6. Rath and Rristal light Post Coach. every afternoon at 3. lath light Post Comets. in two days, to carry fourinsi.l.... throegh Nlaldenbead. Reading, Marib4woonch. 1)e/ince. and Melkstrtm, hionday. Wednesday. and Friday Mornings at IL This Coach is chiefly intended for the accommodation of Families. Invalids, dtc. who cannot undergo the fatigue of such a distance in one day. Brighton light Post (leads. through Reigate and Cue-- a r o, every Alorming at S. 'Cheltenham Original Post Coach. to carry only four in ;isle, thruti.ch Henley and Oxford. evervNlot ll ill 1 al 7. Met-stet., Roe nor, and Petwortts Post-conch. Monday, vefedaesday, and Friday %land Oover and Canterbury Liald at kalf-past 3.—Ditto. e , aS4. dar ItAt ta t i rtherhkvt , Thersday, and Saturday Mornings • Ditto, through Kingston. Ditton. s Monday, Wednesday. and Fridsv Mt Henley Coach through Maidenhead, , Beaday excepted. Littlehampton, Arundel, and Petworth Coach. Tuesday, 'Thursday, and Saturday Morninga, at half-past 7. Margate, Ramsgate, Deal, Sandwich. and Broadstairs light Post-coaches, every Morning and Evening. Oxford Light Post-coach, through Henley, &e. every Morning at 7. Portsmouth new and elegant light Post-coach, the Regat ta*, to carry only four inside. through Eingstoa, Guild lift Petersfield, and Portsea, every Morning at S. Coaches from Portsmouth to Chichester, on the arrival of &Nail, through Ennworth, Coshes, be. to Bognor. Strothlwater Coach (removed from the Bull and Mouth,)' thrneyh Abingdon. Faringdon, and Cirencester. •T uesda y , Thursday and Saturday Mornings at a quarter before 7. 1 NORTHERN COACIIES. York, Newcastle, and Edinburgh Coaches. and to all parts of the North. every Morning, at a quarter past S. • Manchester. Lancaster, Kendal, Rochdale, Ilutiderellaill. Bradford, Leeds. tialtlfax, Rotherham, Sheffield, and Nor- i irich Coaches. Dille. Birmingham Post Coach, sets oust every afternoon at five, canting four inside, and passes through %Vara ick. Leming tea and Daventry, to the Saracen's Head, Bull-street, IHr taingliam, next morning at ten. Wallingford and %Vantage Coach. throng,' Maidenhead. l‘tfitted, and Harwell, Tuesday, Thersday, and Saturday Nettling% at 7. %Meld and Rotherham post coach, railed the Rocking host, every morning at eight, and the Nelsou at Nine. Tewkesbury Poast-coach, through Oxford sad Cheiten h a m. eiery Morning at 7. CARIIIERSTo Twickenham,Brentford. and Tsleworth, "7 Bon lay, iVednesday. Friday, and Saturday. EAMES and Co.. Proprietors. Parcels and Packages are safely and expeditiously con aeYed from this Inn to every City, Town, Village, and Country Seat in the following Counties. viz. :—Berk s, Bucks, Cana all, Devon, Dorset, Hants, 'Hereford, Gloucester, (eat, Oxford, Somerset, Surrey, Susses. Wilts, Worcester, Ouch Wales, all parts of the Isle of Wight, Jersey, G uern el, and all parts of France ; and to all Parts of the North. ..• Take notice, that no package. containing glass, china, watches, plate, cash, •r Dank notes, however small the value, will be, accounted for. if lost or damaged ; nor any 4l lker parcel of passenger's luggage. of more than M. value, tailless specified as such when delivered at the Office and Paid for accordingly tit Neat Post-chaises. &a. at the sbeetest notice. A 31EDICM. BOARD. • TaßAtt ntamvataa's moan. Me'srs.COOPElt and Co. Physicians and Surgeons, Mem bers Odle itoyal Cn legesof London, Edinburgh and Dublin, r 4 ,2"s' success in predicts is unparalleled in the annals of me during the last seven years cured upwards of 311.01111 patients of prevailing diseases ; many of the rases. after respectable surgeons, and even hospitals had failed. Messrs. Coopra and Co. claim the attention of those who hate been d..--eivect by the specious promises of illiterate Pretender.. --1 ha consequences of improper treatment are serious lit the extreme, viz.—Entptions on the head, face and ulcerated tit roat,swel I ugsin the oeck,s trict ures,tistu las, ilasir, Ott the shin bones, swelled asides. noise in the ears, dimness of sight. pains in the head and limbs, frequently kinsken. and often fatally treated as rheumatism, owing to the improper cse of mercury. L iltssrs. CotteEtt and Co. are consulted gaily at Charlotte ;se. (treat Cha r l o tt e -str e et, opposite the Rev. Rowland ti " i'sC tiaPel : and advice gratis every evening from six to "P. and nu t Sunday startling' until twelve o'clock. N. Ruptures of V 4 inches in cireutofortyore, of thirty pars standing, are re t urne d an d ear e d . ithoutsonfineinent. lutes ate made Muter their own laspeCtion, on a emelt ""red principle, differing /rola AI others now in "kitties. b% * ,• • Letters, :anti au partictilars, Zabliag.a fitign/Y!!" . rot ore of l AA:, ntedicines the best vice will Pot to 1.1 parts OVRe kingdowt.'• • " * melees s Lmtures on two prevailing Complaints, ate * Imbiibbcd by Riney, al, Bloaktriarii-tuadt Price is. .y and Ox(ord, even - Mor tt itt a at 7. "• ••••"? •-•—•—• --- — el -- ---- lor. and Petwortls Fest - roach. Monda y , ... - - . sureiby relieve. It is to such etuktleal the Cordial Rahn of ks 4 In in site, Isobidm riday Mornings, at a qaarter before 7. Gilead is found decidedly betteficial. and for the retie( of Boor std imuseditott the diseases of this elms* lq iv& ifs reputat be- rbury 1.141 d post-coach. every Evening is. ease ertabti to. ever hiorning at half-past 0. • . Sb illi :tr il ; (* ti tile. t C are -molon'imir.vre Ilisposed of the Pink in owe that Vets were 0 NW, Cialtden Ti tr liftrgieYr Tuesday, business. and thosw particularly whose constihnioas *pupa. • thine WOO the effects ef undue indelgenees in early life. this irday Mornings at 10. remedy atoned be too confidently recommended. It Is sold direr , alit° , " 4 Feral ingston, Dillon . Cobham. end Ripley, on I). and Friday lorninics. at 10. by Mr. Jubastos, ft, Cornhill ; Mr, Sanger, 130. Oxford. exchanges, bat Bonn col street. London ; Mrs. Ann Bowen, Norwich, and all ntedi. his oppobent. Both dot ough Maldenbeod, every After noon at 1, eine readers, peke I Is. and Us. nett. 6. 'This round, front ti .. • . • s - a " 'F M Onus for 'WA 1141PDSI . I ftil • s HOPE ASSURANCE COMPAWf. lAldeate-MU. Oct. SO„ NITOTICE Is hereby Gives. TWO sa AN L. GENERAL COURT OF IPIIOPRIETORS Tea Shares. sad upwards. la the Copilot Stock of the Lift Departaseat Otitis Company. wilt beholden at the City of if oadoo Tavern. IlisharAßate4trret. on Fatowv the gew Hay of November nay. for to Hood of receiving tho Auditor's Report, agrhably to Hood of Settlement. M. BURY. secretary. N. B. The Chalr will be taken at Oae o'Clock precisely, ilipliANolowrits and' PEDAL HARPS, good a• i - • New. A Cabinet PIANO-FORTE. not to be espaille4 in Touch and Tone. utual price Wes.. for Rigs. t lijrierg Plena. gigs.; a Grand tiro-Oetase. Bardeen's , root wlth Lyre Pedals. &c.. cost HIM. 73gs. ; The bed Doubt* j Octave Karp in Ragland. has net been ow 1 lis -mkt* eest Ose inundred and Twenty Poor's, for iNdsi a•l•ess- , Also. a single.eethen. ditto. !Bitty-We Chattels; Ws Property of a Lady. May be seen at J. Winless. No. 1$: Leicester-place. who informs his Friends end those at *dia. tance from London. that they nosy be assured thosboveare worthy of their notice. Letters post paid. IN our first introduction to a Person. there is nothing IL conveys to the minds stronger impression than the Teeth. A floe set of Teeth identifleshealtb, asantluess and beauty. but to yellow, black. or carious Teeth. we tura with losable' aod disgust. To all who wish to preserve or beantifer their 'teeth. 111.7DiON and Company recomme .4 their Be rt.% N IC Toovi-rownEß. as a sure renvely and prevemivelortil disorders of the Mouth; it not only eiesoses.whilones a od beam Mies the Teeth, but preserves them from decay to the esti*• amity of age. It fastens teeth that are loose.. prevents the de. toyed growing worse. removes the tarter, and cures the Scurvy in the gums. leaving Ham Arm and of a healthy red ness ; it sweetens the breath ; is an antidote for gum bops. swelled face and the tooth he; and the proprietors marmot that If used regularly. a tooth will never decay. and She tooth ache will not be known ; and thou its so power ful an antiseptic, it is entirely free of acid, and so 11111OPPIli. that the contents of a box may be taken by ass infant. Sold. price es. Ikl., by James Atkinson. wholeseleageot. 41. (ler , rard-street, Soho-square ; fiattie and Pierer. 07: Bond-street : Sanger. 130. Oxford-street; Johnson. 1 6. . Ureek-street ; Proust, *l9. So reed ; Johnson. AN. Tate. 41. Cornhill ; Nix. lloyal Exchange; 63. Hiller. 4. Cheapside; Ronson, Now Cleareh-yard ; IrAlwpit4s. (111. New berry's. 4A. nil. Paul's Church-yard; Barclays. Flegt.ntar- Let ; and most Medicine Venders med Perfettners. Caution.—As there are numerous Tooth Poirdent tolled itotaitic. in imitation of the above, please ask for liaison's Botanic Tooth Powder. ' A knowledge of a Disease is half itsCuro.' THEREis soothing more emossmo than Iss oso the mind enfeebled by dimmest., sod by a ososcioasstess of its own imprudence. and too despnadest,to seek the means of relief. which are odes not far distant. This is aabawily the ease, snore particularly with the NERVOCA. whale !MN plaints have originated in early follies. dissipation; of so endue anxiety about the hiltillero4 of life. To all tomb a -re turn to nature. and the assishosce to be derived from wits t. ever will Invigorate the ettfeehlr , l organs, assist their healthy fustetivms. awl ea upon the genes-II strength. *ill as sure& Irv*. It is to such the Cordial Helm of sad (or toe • of !Wit, ead SYDNEY diet ow Mt Wail!" -nlion-Ittoner, Woreestershire. 411111•0 21 1-4. lift . ea' IV Ilya. and 3. Bradshaw. Waseisester—W. Sy amosimi. tad J. Joiliffe. Charles-street. Sffestininster, sad allerw.-IL sad R. 8. Phillips. Footherley-hall. Staffordshire, aulispolasasters—W. and T. H. !aeon and R. reenhow, jun. Illirsr-britige. Denbighshire. iron-stainers—R. Godden. J. nem and W. Wateriase.Teaterden.bankers—W. L. Bryan aid a. R. attanstiltry. printers. PUGILIS.V. fps FIFTY OrINTEAS A SIM !SETOFF:if Nap DR4IF I C (oE' NINIIIINATND Fat OVUM OF IMMO AND JEN SUM Crag ?lox or sow). Thep ins of 3toulsey were yesterday again the scene Of attrxedon for the, Faxes, and the swells and amateurs 'ltiti!.far more mrnaerieue than was anticipated. Bunn ilbil si been defeated by grown a few months since, with.,. !nu' the slightest chance of success; but the friends of 'he former entertained an opinion th a t th e r esu lt would `illit eery different in a ring and upon the turf, and Bunn tee therefore backed for stl/. without any hesitation. XI one o'clock Brown, with the sprig of myrtle in his swath, threw his hat into the ring, followed by Spring and the Cos, as his seconds,' and Lenney also waited him as an assistant. Bunn soon afterwards made ti 41,6 appearance, attended by Handal! and Josh Hudson, sills seconds. The latter had a fine pink in his jacket. tvii of the men appeared in excellent c o nditi on , b u t th e 1 boy was the biggest man. Brown was the fa.' vonthe, guineas to pounds. The colours, blue for Brown, and green for Bunn, were tied to the stakes. Honed I. Very little sparring occurred before Bunn • endeavoured to plant two blows with both his hands, which Brown, in a scientific style, stopped. Hann let dr with Woloft band, which was also stopped w;tla great skill by Brown. Some exchanges took place in favour of Brown. A pans'. Brown now took the lead, and planted so severe a Robber, that Spring oho-reed. .‘ My man foe IMO/." Bunn again made play, bit withnnt any erect. The latter received a severe liodi..e. Another pause rund both of the conihatants viewed each other with caution, till at length they fought away into a se vere rally, and Bunn went down. '• The l'othilliields boys were all up iu the stirrups shouting fur joy ; and 2 to I eurrent. 2. The ',beret appeared on both of their tongs; the right eye of Brown was damaged, and al.° the right peeper of nein was in smorrisin. , . The Piak went to work without hesitation ; but he was bravely met by Brows, till he seas again sent shown. 3. The face of Hann exhibited the severe handy-work of his sipponedis and tooth of his eves were c.o - rtied. Meuse good emkaages occurred, till both down, and KURD oin•lerusest. t It was booked by the good jtolees. at this early pe riod of the tight, that Brown now win, and he took the ' lead is tine imbibe: the Pisk and celiac imam. itinamse silarp blows till 104 it but" so &elatedly in favour , were offervAl round the ring that Sprig Pink in twguty minutes. Brown pat in and repeated it without any return. Some ''Been could not reduce the superiority of Both down.-30 to 20. _, from the severity of punishment which Bunn received, might be said to leave put the matter be yond all doubt. One of Bunn's peeper* was nearly closed, and his taw, was much disogstred. A severe rally took place; a close ensued; but like game corks they broke away, and the face of Bunn was cut up. The claret fiew in profusion. Brown went in and planted facers right and left so quickly, that the. Pisk, fur an instant, was at a stand-still. He however showed fight in a manly style till he went down.—The Sprig for any odds, and the cestermongers offering to sport their med. dies against a tizzy, so confident did they feel that Brown mast win. 7. The lh,w boy showed himself a good man ; diJ not flinch from his 'opponent, and did all that he knowed to change the fight in his favour. The combatants :vent to woe* on snorting at the aerate/I ; till Bunn went down on his face, and Brown made a hit anal fell with his knees on his bock.—Loud cries of " foul, foul" ; and " fair, fair". 8. Short, but decisive; Bunn received a facer, that sent him down on his back ; Brown fell with his knees on kis hotly.—" Foul, foul"; and " fair, fair" ; as it suited the parties. ti. Bunn commenced fighting ; but B rown with much dexterity not away. lle also put in some heavy nohlorrs, till the Piak went down on his hack ; Brown hit lamas he was going down, and again fell with his knees on tlfs hoilv.—Very loud cries of " foul, foul", and " fair fair." " Ilia unhandsome ceuduct on the part of Ilrown", the Rust-enders roared out—" 1 still take my 111411 away," cries Ranall, " if he aloes it again, I will not give ano ther thence away." The disinterested part of the ring, " Brown is winning it, and there is no necessity for taking seek adrantaces." 10. The Bow Boy put in a heavy blow on Brown's neck, and also a severe facer; but airy did not in the least tend to check the ardour of Browu. Both down, butt 4sua andernrost. 11.L$ non got away well from his opponent, and also r anOke4 him tenibly for following him. A severe rally took place, bat to the die olvantage of Berm who was hit &Awn. " lie will toot last another round," said the V ac " When we say Ao," replied Josh., "it will be a lucky minute for Brown." 1.. A sharp round, but in favour of the Sprig. Bunn down,.Brown fell on him. 13. lt,was evident to the ring that Bonn hellaved like a very game man, slimed a good knowledge of the sc i e nce. He stopped in great style several blowis, hitt it. his execution traknot effective. Brown got a facer; hut' he soon returned the compliment, and sent the' Pi n k down. " It's all your own, Brown." 14. The face of Bunn was severely marked ; but. 410 daunted, he came to the arrotek like a hero. Brown p a Nobler without any return, and took this son of tr till the Pink was going down; when he planteil tt Heavy hit, fell en him, and his legs came on his oppo. sent 's neck. The cries of " foul !" and " fair !" wqra, again resumed by the spectatators.; " It is' not hand some." ice. 13. Bunn went sharply up to his adversary, but bisl Arsons were stopped with the utmost saogfroid by Wawa. A pause. Brown had again deeiden Iv the best of it; mobbed the pink severely. till he tell on his back ; Brown put in a hit as he was falling, and also (ell upon Bonn's body with his knees. The cries of ". four sad " fair" were now very loud ; and . Randall said " they had ran the battle •froni the foul conduct of his oppo., D ear," mid took him out of the ring. This'increased. tbaelgetrie; hot Brows djil not leave the ring or attempt to pat Mt his clothes till t •e umpire-. mol also the refe r" d ec ided 44 that be had won the hat tie, and wasentitled‘ to the stakes." This occupied 19,1 minutes. PROM TUESDAY .VIGHI"S Gazsrrs. ALL, OCT, 30. A despateh from the Marquess of Loadonderry, dated Hanover, the Oth instant, was yesterday reeelved by Lord Viscount Sidmouth, announcing that his Majesty's depar ture front Hanover was postponed to the 29th instant, COMMLISIOII in the Northern Regiment of Northumberland Loral Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Northumberland. Henry• Collingwood. R.N. to be Lieutenant-Col.-Command ant, Tice Orde, resigned. VANKRUFTS. G. Lawrence. Eveshain, Worcestershire, victualler. to surrender November 21. a. December iI. at the North wick Anna inn. Bengeworth, Worcestershire. Am:briars. Messrs. Bouslield and WiHiaas, Bouverie-street, Fleet street. R. Smith. ll•wd, n. Yorkshire, tallow-chandler. Nov. 8. 9. December 11, at the Half Moon inn, Handel'. Attorney, Mr. Loundes. Red Lion-square. S. Hulse, Nottingham. silversmith, Nov. 12. It Dee. 11. at the Ram inn, Nottinalinni: Attorneys. Messrs. Chippin dale Son. and Yaltov, Great Qopen-street. W. Wyeherley, Training, Staffordshire. farmer, No vember 6. 7, at the Vine inn, Stafford, December 11. at the Royal Oak inn, F.eciesliall. Attorney. Mr. Chester, Staple inn, Holborn. N. Jolley, Charing-cross, poniterer. Nov. 6. 17, Dee. 11. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Barton, New Nortb-street, Red Lion-square. W. Cable, Aldeburgh. Suffolk, baker. Nov. It 12, Dee. 11, at the Golden Lion, Ipswich. Attorney, Mr. Carpen ter, Furnival's inn. Holborn. I T. Hitt, Clist, St. Lawrence, Devonshire, butcher. Nov. 22, Dec. 11. at the Old London fro, Exeter. Attorney, M. Brunton, Old Brosul-street, City. G. Gosling, Chesterfield. wine-merchant, Nov. S, a t e r dol ee l . , 11. at the Commercial inn, Cisesterfiekl. Attorneys, Lowes and Cowburn, Tantield-court, Temple. DIVIDENDS. Nov. 27, J. Beck. Sweeting's-alley, Condon*, meteh usaler—Dec. I, J. Duflil, Bromsgrove, WorcesSershler, grocer—Dec. 4, J. Peet, Asliton-witkin-Msekerarld. LantieJ shire, hinge-nteaufacturer—Nov. 21, P. Dewsbury. Merin elmun. Cheshire, corn-dealer—Nov. 21, T. Stafford, Bath, jeweller—Nov. 24,11. Hay and T. A. Turner, Newcastle. street, Strand, printers—Nov. 6, C. R. 11. Halley, Swallow- Wiltshire, dealer—Nov. 17. J. Richardson. Sloane' street, Chelsea, apothecerv—Nov. 24, D.C. Marsh, L. nestles R. Wesbrook. sen., and H. B. Deane. Reading, bankers— Nov. 20, G. Gardiner. St. John-street, ironsnoager—Nov. 24, D. Pitt. Fencharch-street. hosier—Nov. 22. T. Dowd ing. West Slower, Dorsetshire. dealer—Nov. 22. C. Thick. Shaftesbury, maltater—Nos. 24, W. Philips, Shorediteb, straw-hat manufacturer—Nov. 24, A. Nord Wad and H. Mid dleton, Kingston-upon-Hell, merehant4—Nov. 24, J. War wick, St. Alban's, draper—Nov. 21, P. D. Abbott. Powis place, Great Ormond-street, insurance-broker—Nov. 22..8. Bass, Colchester, usaltster--Nov. 3, G. Ilarilisty and I. ,Cowing. Bedford-court, Covent-garden, woollen drapers —Nov. 20, R. A. Cox, G. Weston, J. Furber. and G. Cox, Little Britain, bankers—Dec. 7, J. Chit. Kingston-upon- Hull, merchant. CERTIFICATES: NOV. 20. A. Redford, London-road, stationer—S. Davis. Betts, Eitaffordshire. nialtster—J. Coombes. Lower Ilhadwell, camper—S. Story. Cherwell. Yorkshire, clothier—T. Bare bead. New Mallon. Yorkshire, corn-factor—R. Redly, Southampton-row, Bloomsbury, taaa-milliner.—C. Palls. Vest Teigantenth. Devonshire. linen-draper—J. Tyeneee, Bristol, haberslesiter—J. Nelsons Kendall. Westmoreland.' storo-dealer—U. Yarrow, Chiswell-street, shopkeeper. r &re nese re oissus.%:) . .o. B. Leteliferd and W. Davis. Birmingham. Obi' Meisel makers—J. Dasdhy, J. Ilighton. and J. G. Crwmp. lea.. I Treanor*, Cheshire, sWp-builders—J. Dore and F. Collier, Paws Suu Paves. SECOND FIGHT. After some little time had elapsed a purse was col lected of ten pounds, and yoaog Selassie aisterad the lists with a new boxer of the name of Saunders; the former boxer was seconded by Belasco and Padding ton Jones, and Sounders was attended by spriag and Sampson. Round 1. The attitudes of the men were extremely pretty. tilt Belasco put in such a lc isty-essror on the conk of Saunders, that his nob seemed almost to be leaving his shoulders. It was all fighting after this, and Saunders endeavo nre d to rititaa it with his adversary. in closing the fahlring which the Jew administered to Saunders was terrific at the rotes. till the latter released his nob a little bit out of chaneery. The combatsais stowsalited with-each Whet. Mt for hit, till they hollt went the Jew uppermost. So much ezecut on wail never done in a fist round before, and the fa is i f Saunders was smashed all to pieces. Both of his per.- ore were in mourning, his nose nearly cut in half, and the claret in profusion. One of the oldest fighting men on the ground, who had witnessed all the fights fur the last 30 years, atterted, that neither Jew Belcher, Cribb, the Chicken. Bully , &c. ever administered so much pu nishment in a first round. Fourteen rounds (3 . 3 minutes) were contested in style that electrified the ring, and since the niemorahle fight between Doghsrte and Silverthorne, nothing like it has occurted. The Atte fighting. courage, game, an i execution of &limo extorted praises from all the 'mi toses ; and the bravery and manhood of Sannilers, were et wally conspicuoss. In the last round he was bit out of time.and iu a state of stnuor for about two 'numb.% ; hat on coining to himself, on a person crying out time, he pitt up his arms in a fighting attitude. So unieh (HA the courageousconduct please the spectators, that $/.:N. was collected for him in a few minutes. The Jews mav maw be acid to he once more in the ring ; Itelasco is a [Meth Saw kind of hitter, and he will cut out some work for those milling roves near his weight. It was cinec.! that Duke's•place would he illuminate(' on the meccas of their hero. His courage was doubted before, but *kJ sort of sneers are now put to rest. LONDON 11.1RA675, (kr. 30. COTTON.—The demand for Cotton has been itcretol ingly languid, and the very unfavourable reports of the Liverpool and Manchester markets tend still further •ts damp the request. Ilhe purchases since our last little exceed 8110 packages. SUII.IK.—The reduction we state4l in the prices of Muscoystles but the effect of bringing several consi derabl! purchasers into the market ; the sales reported by private coirr .c! were rather extensive; no alteration whatever could hr stated in the prices. On Friday a public sale of 'NO casks St. Lucia Stog f as was brood:. t forward, the whole were of a very inferior qntaity; on. lot sold at 534. the remainder roils. a 524:—The demand for Mnsenrmlelithis forenoon has been steady; there it no *henchmen the ►Acre. llty pnblie sale of Herb I -I,npPostet4 the previous market Prices 6j*. I n the Relined market there bps been very Mite variati tttt : the accounts generally !ram the continentol markets are unfavourable, yet several par cels of Lumps have been Wien for the !Luise Towns : there has been some request for Crushed for the. Medi t linear. The demand for goals for home consump tion continues on the most extensive scale.—Molasses are beavy.—The request for Foreign Sugars appears en tirely suspended. tX.WEHE.—The quantity of Ce(fee brought forwarti by public.-sale after 1 uesday, last week, consisted of SIZ casks and 331 bags; a great proportion was taken in : there was little alteration in the prices. FRUlT.—There have been extrusive sales of l'rtr rants within the last few days; the prices are very con siderably higher; the sleet fired trade price is now I In , . There are no Currants left in the importers' liantls. T.ie market is overstocked with Iluscatells. INDloo.—There is not so much business doing. in Indigo. The late advance in the prices is folly maid. Lined. 110PS.—'rlie &mind for good parcels rontiones very ; considerable • the late prices are fully supported : fist inferior, inferior, of w hich a great pr.tportian of the stepply'g market consists, meets a heavy sale, and at very retitled:l. priers. TOBACCO.—The request for Tobseca within is last few days has greatly revived ; it is estimated above 1,1/00 Mods. have eiringetl hands at the advance of 1 , 1. a 41. per lb. ; the demand appears principally on spec•t- Irtion ; there is, however, a moderate Isamu •ss doing fur the house trade. IRISH PADVISIONS.—The price asked for the prime new. Moss Reef is tit—There is little alteration in Pork.—Titese was mark business done its Irish Butters yesterday ; the advance of 2s. a 3s. per cwt. must be joined, anti the market exceedingly bent lithe improve. ascot, owing to the short supply. . . RCM, BRANDY, and HOI.LANDS.-4The public sale of Rum this morning consisted of tt3:i pencheous Jamaica Runt, and, with the exception of two or the, lota, it was all sold at whatever prices could he obtained ; the strong Rums went at 3d. a 4tl. per gallon lower than the previous market prices; the inferior strengths nearly supported the previous rates.—Brandy is trills out alteration ; best marks 44. 3d. a 4s. 4d.—ln Ueneva there is nothing doing. 1110IP, FLAX, and TALLOW.—The accounts from St. Petershurgh last week stated a great hriskue , -1 in the demand for Tallow ; the purchases were exten sive and at high prices ; the Exeltange had again ad vanced ; it was quoted yid. These favourable repprm had no effect on the demand or in the prices here ; the unseket still continues to decline ; si , .ce our last a re duction of 6d. st he quo:ed. —Hemp continues in de mand, and in ronseqaettee of the short supply, the prices runtinue to improest—There is little alteration in • Flax. -.NAVAL STORES.—There is LW rongh Turpentine iche hands of the importers, our quotations most efure be considered notnist4l.—Spirits are in btu retinest.—Tar has lately been selling at f ather - prices.—ln Rosin, &c. three is Iso al . OILS, &c.—The tlentand f‘tr Fish Oils eantinnes li mited ; the neareat quotation fur lireeulantl Oil 21/. eat of casks, at which there have been a few filleS to the At. ►4 4 10 v ; there are Hot, however, Mall% skip at so low r Several shippisic orders of 11 1 ,,alelhotte • of l arge •t . e been executed ; ohl way he quoted 801., new 701.'4 7W.; Linseed is in strait- demand, at /o th e r bigheiprices; Katy isolfrrell On tower terms. .10•41111••• HICKMAN AND Ai tivrs.---file ' , eke-money for the great battle who sltuild be Cliaiiipion of Eng laud, was made lOU guineas aside us Monday evening, The battle to be fought on Tnesday. the I Ith of Be. ember, between Bristol and London, is • hearly half way as a &ape eau be teem!. (iAs wils.bieked freenr at 6to 4, and he was bac to win iu twat issinuies at odds taking. i K It I. 'it a