The Sun.
London, England, 1816-06-27 00:00:00

A SECOND FIGHT.

Partizans had wet their gloeies and their disap--
pointments : the Jcw and the Gentile now came
in contact. Gazing's; in,enterprising: Jew, was
to contend against odu of the best little Christi-
ans Nature has lately Ft into, her scale. The
•ring was here broke in id a teholesale manner—
Jews and Cdristians were at ,work to keep it out .;
Hot to enter into details of .eye! shut, broken noses,
deafness in the ear and other trifling incidegts,
knoWn only to Waterloo men, a pretty fight took
place.
Curtis was knocked clown in the first round,
and he was not treated very kindly in the 'two
subset-rent rounds. He was bucked at setting-to
at 2to 1, andihe odds got evewagainst,him. A
very regular fight afterwards took place, and Cur-
tis had the best of it, but to real judges
throughout.
In the 21st round, both Men fought with their
backs suspended upon the ropes, and thorongb
breed was here,exemplified. Some good, fighting
afterwards took &nee, and at length the Jew,
well (in his. legs, gave in with a dislocation of his
arm,—Thii fight lasted art hour and seven Mi..
notes, and Curtis proved himself a very superior
man opposed to length and reach:

MELANCHOLY, ACCIOUNW...--drhe,following me_
lancholy accident occurred on Sunday evening,
on the River Swale, near Feversham, Kent
party of persons, chiefly females, had spent the
day in a water excarsion to Whitsuble; and had
arrived at Feveliharu Creek's Mouth, on their re-
turn home, when it ,wtts ploposud to proceed t 4
Harty Ferry-house, to take tea. After stayin,.
there until neatly ninurfelock, they all, being ten
in'number, re-embarked in 4 xutall hoe, and
eyreait" anchorth.e'lct oLgaort I,:;:otslitteeirsivetsrse*,4att'll'ictrhla,
which they had almost arrived, when the boat
turned over. The ferryman crossing the river in
hitshoat at 'the same time, with eight passengers,
went to the. assistance pf the unfortunate sut=
ferers, and succeeded irr rescuing two men from
their 'dangerous situation. They also dragged
into their boat the lifeless body of one of the wo-
men. Proceeding in their humane endeavours to.
.save others, their °wit boat being tinder a pres-
sure of sail, and keeling still more from their
rearhing over .the Side, Was Wawat filled with
water. Another party of young men immediately
rushed off from the Ferry Way, in at third boat,.
and happily succeeded in saving the ferryman and
the whole of his passengers, and also the two
young men who were in the first boat. The re-
mainder, viz. one man, ,six females, and an in-
Cant, tact a"
-watery grave
• The following melancholy accident occurred
lately at Thurso :—As.a boat, with six men, was
pulling ashrire from the brig:Vine, DAVIDSON, of
Peterhead, then in Thurso Roads, from Crotuarty
and Thurso, with passengers for l'icton, it was
unfortunately upset, when Captain DAVIDSON, a
passenger, and a seaman, were droWned,: there.;
naming three men being with difficulty saved by
a boat from the shore. The bpdies of the three
unfortunate sufferers have, bean, found, and, it is
said, a considerable sum of money. in Captain
DAvtosoN's pocket-book, with a letter to his
owners.

Tuesday afternoon, about seven o'clock, a boy
about thirteen years of age, of the 'tame of Riley,
went to bathe at Bankside, near Blackfriars-
bridge, where several °titer boys were bathing.
He went out of his depth, and not being able to
swim, he sunk in the sight of some of his corn-
panious• One lad, about fifteen, dived three times
after him, and at length succeeded in dragging
him ashore; without any signs Of life. Being
conveyed to a receiving house for the recovery of
drowned persons, after trying the usual methods
reconmteuded by. the 114 mane Society, in about
tweotv minutes there appeared symptoms of re-
turning animation, and in less than three-quar-
ters of an hour he, was 'able to speak, and was so
far recovered, as to he led home to his friends-in
Edward-street, Nakiriars-ruAd.