The Sun.
London, England, 1807-07-29 00:00:00

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'lst Round. Very.hitle ceremony in snarring; Sam made
a siitilt inow at belcher's ribs with his right hand ; Belcher
11,41 to two dextrous blows on Sam's head, right and left, and
rettCated. A gooti cti..hl of cautious sparring followed; gain
rat lied mut CiOsed, Lich:tier ittAlutlllost.-
lilt tits adver.iary a right hand blow on the loins,
alter tiihow log...sway several hits, witch beiclher returned by'
a blow ur. the .aLu. some Camillus sparring tiollow,ed, and
the round 4.-icsed Dy SAID iilttiu .11b opponent down by a dex.
aisd oltiw in the liet.k, k van petting.
the 30 *OW 4tll ROUlldii Belcher was agate thrown.
S. riain r..lned, some sharp blows were exchanged, and
the comoatants 1; rased. They disengaged, and Belcher rallied,
but Sam had a most thecided ativaitta.ge in the rentl, mho, by
superior strength), tie iltyVi: hits auveysary to all parts ut the
Tit.,;, and at length butcher tell walla slight blow.---j to 4un
ltut lit (Iv netting;

U, 7, 411(1 8, 110 111,1torliii WOW, bets were 6 to 4 on Sam.
9 nib: 4tiv.iiitagr u 1 tans round was in favour of
WIIU 1111 ills .filvertary right and left in the lace, and
:the( iruzgolar close threw hint a heavy tall. !sets nearly
.ant still the favourite.

En the three tollowing rounds nothing. material occurred.
I Mt: lAA :rail seemed for the prat time rather weak, arid
:cif with a slight hit.
14. Bets weir again as in thF.9lll round. Sam exhibited
t WQ Dlack eyei.,and tfuloier had re,ei yeti egood deal of punish-
ing on the left side. Sam hit heiciier shghtly on tote left side,
WI was altetwaids thrown a heav) tall.
as. In tins-round minuted, and was followed, but
there were no blows exchanged. lielclier haying tell again
in a weakly J LAC, whilst :44versary.-6 and 7 to
4 on Sam.

1 he five following rounds produced nothing of importance,
boi h panes seeineki 'weak.
21. I)e,ptratti round at arin's length, in a sally made by
Micher wild bitting and mopping, but Sam 114(1 the
sitv.niuge, by, his strength, and liel‘hor gave Way, through-
C Wesklll:4s.

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2A, 1 NIA blowy were exchangcd, an both fell.
.23 and . Closing rourids,',.wiihout blows.
25. lt.:i,imem reetived-tayo.blows, right and left—he closed
and threw imis airvc Nary —l.to 4 on Saul.
26, ill this round Belcher excited every nerve for superio-
rity _l,oiu►locsedills opponent to the ropes, and hit him
sevemai times, as Well as smoppcd, with superior skill.
27. Timms mound altered time betting considerably, and
beCtllett to C.IL2It, out taint hopes of 1110 success 01, lielcimer.
made play, and itt a wily he had so decided an advan-
tage, 1100 ime hit his adversary three hard blows on time wit'
aide, 1.4.41,1V4b, 110VIV/Vfo ultimately thrown,—iitts 3tol on

'1 he six following rounds were decidedly in-favour of Sam.
.34: This round decided the cuhrest, and created a disgust.
ing wrangle. lle;citer shade a blow at Sans, and on his
knees.' S.in, whose blow was intended to'bit his opponent
whilst on ills legs, struck hint in the tace betore caner of
liescher's hs da ctiert: on the ground,. A coy of " Foul" wan
Yth►tctaictl truth ssiobc who were °wale wrong side 01 the
question, anti she bt,siness was retorted to the two Umpires,
unc of n..in 4.AVc the bloW fair anti the other tout. ii was,
a.4l,wined by Mr. lael.xvit, that a man, according
to shy rules s.t boxing, was not considered down until one
Kohl Web toll Inc lottul,(1; all mstance at a decision of this
)4:„.1 ii..v log takers h. 1,16.1: in agre.st tight, spine years since,
Wilt is th:4.l uctta upon. Sum was colisequently
dc,.t.,rcd ilia VICL/f. HIS 1110,, a IVccived were in the tact:.
Isci,her w.ts lot 110 a) kitioeys to the top of lns head, on
thy felt side.

' A battle condu6ted throughout with equal skill,
&nage, and bUttoll3, has not' taken place since the
lam het ween the 'time pugilists. • The younger
Wlaier fought with his wouted-- skill, but his
bnenion has decreased. Dutch Saui appeared, on
the contrary, to ha‘ e Unproved in ism. Mendoza
and Putout.; seconded' the victor, and ,Bill Ward
and •Yaison seconde&Beleher.'

• A second battle was fought between Cropley, a
scientihc.bruizer„ and a pretender,' of the name of
14;ys,e11, who turned out.—fie is the worst fighter
that ever exhibited in a prize-ring. Cropley neat
bin, without a scratched face..
Other fii,‘,hts took place, end, with the baiting of
a hull, the sports were nut over unt►l midnight.

The marriage of Mr. Bag: to Miss Sikeepsitankcis
announce.' in a Provinci'al Paper.

„
SHOCKING Accitu NT.---oarah Parker, a well-
known unfortunate female, whose walk at night used
to be-in Lekester-square, was burned to death in her
apartments, No, te, glue Cross-street, in that neigh-
bintrhood. On Tuesday night, About 12 o'clock,
title retired to her apartment, which was a front room
on thi;sedond floor; soon alter her screams attracted
the notice of some persons in the street, who, on
looking up to the place from whence.,:hey heard the
screams, beheld a shocking sight. The unfortunate
Woman stood before the window, enveleped in flames -
from Leach() foot; the blaze reaching as high as the
ceiling. She stood up some minutes in this most
deplorable state ; her dress; which was white Mtn-.
ho, on her coining near the window, communicat-,
int; 'the fire to=t he window-curtains,,she was depritted.
of the power even to precipitate herself into the
reel, as a more easy death. The watchmen sprung
their tattles, the street door was forced open, and
likewise, her room door; which she. had ,seenred bn
the inside ; when a most shocking spectacle
seated itself! the uplorturtate woman lay on the.
iloor,.writ hit* with pain, and her clothes all batted
off; the flooring had 'begun to take fire,. when pro-
i.!eotially. the uatchnten arrived-,- who stopped the
proge:,s of the flames. The unfortnnate woman
was carried out of her own morn to one on the first
ti,oor, where what little of her Clothes- that' re-.
round her waist were cnt off, and some:oil
iohned over her. She Wait taken to the Middlesex
Hospital, where she terminated her miserable exist-
once about eleven o'clot.l on Wednesday. How
• the accident happened we are at a loss to tell. On
Thursday there was an Nquisition held it the Has-
pival on the body, before AmoNY Gbtt.,Esq: The
CO,oiter for'the City of Westminster, who returned
rah& of Accidental. •Death, This unforttitiate
‘NVOiflall .a few years ago was married to a.yery honest
man, who kept a smith's shop in the same neigh.
bonrhood. She was but,3o years of age.

ere 74 the. LONDO.V G4ZE7TJ, July 48, 1807.

Palermo, 4pril 7, 1807.
• Yestetday her Royal .Higliness the Princess Maria
Criqillll, ;daughter of his Majesty Ferdinand the
Flimb; King of the Two Sicilies, was married to
his Royal Highness Prince Charles Felix of Savoy,
Duke of Gettecoit, briether to his Majesty the King
of Sardinia. The Nuptials were' celebrated with
great poinvand magnificence ; the Nobility and per.
sons of distiation attended at Court to compliment
their Sicilian Majesties and the Royal Family on the
occasion. In the evening there were illuminatiens,
and.other public demonstrations of joy, throughout
the city.

Cfrerum.Office, ju,y 28, 1807.