Star.
London, England, 1823-03-20 00:00:00

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inTifitAtle ',Nuts ow MOW SET twits?,
lietneeen Isa Art. SztAsco (a rising Dutch Sam ansong lab, et. ri,)
and A urnua Marrumrson, from liirmingham, for .E. 70
r: And also between Ham. and Sastritni, both from Shenk:.
ham, for £25 a-side.
Delano, and derervedlg au, was a great favourite atnnism-
Twaelites, as a well-known good man antlit first-Tate
Ile was backed to the end of the cbaptelt. at 3 to 4. Such atusa:
out of the Mania has not taketipliiteror Wreral Yeah; aisdir

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amateurs also front Birmingham disk =torah* thoenclisolsole • ,
the distance of upwards of 100 mt iks. to hare. onothir Fri ~
their hero, who had provost so tocceinf.l on Lis native
and won them to rbuthiflrbt Yesterday, at a, &flock, A.
titur, attended by his seconds, Randall and. Josh. lindson,thr
his hat into the ring ; and Belasco soon after appeared, foliowl
-by his brother Aby. and Ilichnuind, and gave his castor's heir.,
Rouse I.—On stripping, it was the geueralimininn that
thur was the heaviest man ; but, nevertheless. the Je 4
ws
lose their confidence. After a short pause to obtain an op
Slatthewson made a hit, but Belau* gut away. • The Jew *4
retreated cleverly from two well-meant right-hauded hits. llci
two endeavoured to put in a blow, which Arthur slitfuUy store
Alatthevisen at length made play, rushed upon the J,-w, c•se,,
Lim into a corner, and, in closing, Arthur fibbed Bela co &Oa,
on his knees.—A grand shout front the Brannauttentr.
2. At this early stage of the fight a little futigie,e was oterretli
among the backers of Belasco ; as it was evident that Arthur we
nothing else but a kary fighter. The science en both sid,•4 oaf
pronounced 41 beautiful," by the amateurs of pugition. Archer
had got his work to do; and Beiasco bad met with his mac::-'-:
Same dispute occurred between the.seconds as to the first t' r;;
but it was a very doubtful ease: a slight tinge appear!rz• on WA
their mouths. After a fine display of science and courax, 11..
lams was again hit down.
• 3. lids round commenced with severe connter-hitting and te•
dptocal punishment, till Belasco went down. Loud ekto434
front the Ifrults.

4. Short, but sweet to the hackers of Matthew:on S Ott jeo
fibbed down. Sesta to fuur on the, counts punt, by a fe..v of
his friend 1.

5. A fine round, till both dovni.

6 to 15. The whole of these rounds were of the most manfal
description, but particularly the last one; it continued 1,,r rick
or nine minutes. It was a complete portraiture of prier-fightingt
greater skill could not be exhibited: stopping—getting away-,
returning, and the claret f7ing, till 13:1244:0 went doeh: (lune
haunted-2 to ihe d& nut come again.
16 and last. lklase° came up as game as a pehMe. but
tremely weak ; he, however, contratt.d -.very loch of gt,,w141.
till he went down. When time w the .taw got iy.4
his legs, but he could not reach the sereacA, anti victor,y waislo
Glared in favour of Arthur.
111131ARICS—Although Pettictrai lave has ben measured fart
wit e black, atuj Deskespleice hung in znovritiftg by this iteleat,
it is-but fair to state that the Jews do not com;.l.ti:s. Indeed they
have no right to murmur, although, they have dropt
blurt(; it bring admitted, Ott all hands, a mote game or
fight has not been witnessed for 'corral years. Arthur '_rat
been very much pleased when his brave opponent said N
Matthewson is nothing else but a superior box,:r, and ,he is vet!
likely to teak a few more of the light weights. It was meta
44 minutes.

SECOND FIGHT.
This baffle was soon decided. I tail was waited upon by JoilL
Hudson a*d a Sheeny from Cirmingham ; and Sampson by Sprl
and Ward..--6 to 4on Han.
ROUND 1. On shaking bands Ilan ran ^t his opponent like a
mad bull. Sampson gut out of the Way of .his fury, but put is
so severe a bloat upon !lairs nob that he lost his legs in a twit*
ling. Halloo! what's the matter? Sampson will win it.
2. Hail seemed ft:riots-beyond an bounds at the above cireuni
stance; he ran after Sampson, pelting away, without any reirat4
to science, under the idea, it is presumed, of reducing Sampsach
strength. In a short rally at the rapes Sampson pet in a ri•!..te •
handed hit on his opponent's left eye, after the tremendous/nano* .
of " a Ssnips,at," and Hall fell down like a leg. On his secar.ii
picking np the latter lie was as stiff-as 'a piece of wood; and coos.
I /stately isuensible to what**, paseing% bittle of course osi
at an end. A medical man immediately ettrped into the ring •
and bled him, and also paid to Hall every ether humane ants:
don requisite; but several minutes oecurred before anything, hlt
a return of sensibility could be discerned ; and se was driven eLia .
a coach nearly in a state of stupor, accompanied by the Uncri.r.
• The Jews Lave not been done so brawn since the _defect sY
Dutch Sam by the baker (Knowlesworthy); yet they arc as
quite " tad a.a i" as they offer to back ..iky Belas^3, at odds,
against IlAton.