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London, England, 1821-03-05 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGE:VCE,

Narwts, Feastrasv 14.—The English frigate the GLesoow,
Captain Man. Lawn, sailed for London on the 11th. The Luber,
Captain Dunctie will sail also for London in a few days.
Fathourn, ?Lace 2.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Levant,
PASSMOtE, from Zante for Portsmouth; John and Thomas,
Idn.t.ea, from Cette for Poole ; Perseverance, Russet., from
Shields for St. Helena, leaky; Mayflower, Coor, from Lisbon;
and the Duke of Marlborough packet, with a Mail from ditto,
sailed 25th February. The Eagle, from Cette for Amsterdam,
was spoken with this morning off the Lizard. The Peter and
Emma, Ceneseas, from Rotterdam for Batavia passed down
Channel, all well, on 28th February. The Levant spoke on
the 10th February, in lat. 36. 21. long. 9. 35. the Assiduous, I
&MINS from Bristol for Naples, with loss of main-topmast,l
fore-yard, fore-mast sprung, stern-boat, sails, rigging, &c.
PLYMOUTH, Maims 3.—Wind S. S. W.—Arrived the Marshal
Blucher, Dave, from St. Michael's.—Passed up Channel, the
Mary, Daew, from St. Michael's for London.—The Merlin,
l'lrver.x, from Bridgewater for Jersey, was picked up 'at sea,
about two miles off Yam Point, and brought in here by our
pilots, deserted by the Master and crew.
Pownstoure, Mince 4.—Wind S.W.—Arrived yesterday
the Liverpool Packet, Corm' from Rotterdam for Rio Ja-
neiro; and John, Km, from London for Jamaica.—Arrived
to-day the Flora, Seasons, from Port Mahon; Nautilus trans-
port, from the Mediterranean ; and his Majesty's ship Rearms,
from a cruise.—Put back from off Scilly, the Charles Grant,
Indiaman.
Thursday, the Commander-in-Chief went on board the SATZIA
LITZ, of 18 guns, Captain CORRY, on her being reported ready
for sea, and mustered the crew. The brig is in high order, and
reflects great credit on her Officers: she will sail in a few days
for the East Indies.
Friday, the Arnow., 24 guns, was taken out of dock after
being examined, having run aground in a fog, on her passage
round from Woolwich : she had received no damage, and is
fitting for foreign service.
Dem., MARCH 4.—Wind W. S.W.—Came down from the
River yesterday, the Electra, Rostasox, for Philadelphia; the
Francis, Parreasoe, for Rio Janeiro ; Roscoe, Cummins, for
Jamaica and Trinidad; True American, BANCROFT, for Boston;
General Harris,Weurnan, for Madras ; Constitution, Seawmin,
for Virginia; Bedford, Rowe, Tor Sierra Leone; Bee, Wise...sr,
for Smyrna; Milo, Rarrn.oron, fir Jamaica; and Margaret,
Meninx, for Genoa. Arrived and sailed for the River, the Te-
lemachus, Drzon, from Oporto; the Mariner, H , from
Trieste ; and several others, particulars not known. Came down
from the River to-day, the Melpomene, SNELL, and the Alice,
Roamers, for Jamaica; l'Angelique, HENDRICK, for Havre ; the
Urania, RZYSOLDS, for Trieste; Little Sally, Gnome, fur Con-
stantinople; and Kite, BASER, for Oporto. Arrived and sailed
for the River, the Favourite, CATLOW, from Faro ; Marianna,
Coorza, from St. Michael's; Rochester, Srtrrat, from Oporto;
Eclipse, NIWTON, from St. Michael's; Fame, TRICKSY, from
Lisbon ; and the Radcliff, Illson.r. from the South Seas.
Ha awtce,lita RCN 3.---Sailed the isicester packet, for Holland ;
Lord Nelson ditto, for Cuxhaven ; and Alliance ditto, for Gotten-
burgh, each with a Mail.—The Elizabeth salvage smack has
picked up 66 kegs of spirits, off the Platters, and delivered them
into our Custom-bouse.; •
AIRRDSEN, MAIL= I.—The Jean, ICrsier, in taking this har-
bour, got upon the North Pier Head, but it is not expected she
will go to j.ieces, and the materials will be got out at low grater.
BILAUMARIS, MARCH 9. —The schooner Appleeross, CARGILL,
from Liverpool for Limerick, was wrecked last night, near Point
CUSTOM loose, Masa( 3..--Ships Entered Inwards t Maria
Crowther, from Palermo ; Friendship, from St. Michael's ;
Deception, from Boulogne; Betsy, from Lisbon; Edward, from
Bremen; Friends, from Waterford ; Britannia, from Seville ;
Jane, from Ostend; Belleuncle. from Stangate Creek. Cleared
Outwards : Lively, for Amsterdam; Aurora, for Waterford ;
'fiber, for Hamburgh ; Elizabeth, for Rotterdam; Ant, for
Ilamburgh ' • Ocean, tor Tobago; Hardy, for Havre • lierbice,
for Genoa ; Abeona, for Dublin; Three Sisters, for Rotterdam ;
Earl Bathurst, for ditto; Fox, for Ostend; Margaret, fur
Antwerp ; Ruby, for St. Michael's; Darllugton, for Malta.

These heroes were next in the ring, and, from their well-
known qualities; were hailed with general applause. They both
looked uncommonly well, but l'arish bore the palm in point of
personal appearance. Indeed, such was the favourable impression
which his tine condition bad upon the minds of the spectators,
that the odds turned in his favour, and be was backed to win at
five and six to four. Scroggy was, as usual, in perfect good hu.
moor, and said, " Ile could do nothing else but win it." Parish
WAS waited on by Spring and Harmer, and Scroggins by Randall
and l'addington Jones. The fluctuations throughout this fight,
which lasted till the sixty-sixth round, were of the most extrabr-
dinaty description. The odds were repeatedly changed from
Parish to Scroggins, and again from Scroggins to Tar ish. Pa-
rish, by his superior science, defeated many of the well-known
visitations of Scroggins's left hand; and excited, by the elegance
of his stops, the admiration of the throng. His skill, however,
was almost constantly overthrown towards the end of each round
by the impetuosity of Scroggins, who bored in upon him with
resistless fury, and in a close generally threw hint a heavy fall.
Many of these struggles took place at the ropes, over which the
men were occasionally suspended for several minutes: In some
instances I'arish contrived to turn the tables in this way against
his adversary; but he was dearly the weaker man of the two,
and was dreadfully shook by the effect of his falls. Still he
maintained the command of his science. At the commencement
of every round he stopped the first ebullitions of Scroggins's im-
petuosity, and generally delivered in return the most tremendous
facers. At the 42d round, Parish began to exhibit strong.symp-
toms of distress, and was thrown with violence : he had Just be-
fore been rather successful in his oppolition to the baring sys-
tem, and had restored the odds in his favour. was now again
even betting—and Scroggins went to work with unabated confi-
dence. Parish, for the next six rounds, had a succession of heavy
falls, although he did 'not fail to punish his man. Scroggins
seemed to have been case-hardened, and although the symmetry
of his features was utterly destroyed, still he repeated his et:tr-
ident* of success. Ito the 52d round, Parish rested his head on'
Spring's shoulder, as if overcome, which. Randall took as an in-'
dication of defeat, and threw up his hat to announce the victory.
1 Parish, however, was not yet done, and 4ey_tbe otermined mans
Sir Gxoacet commas, is retositud to town from his tour of i nor in which he came to the scre.lcd,,slretv.etibax there was still
inspection of the Naval Hospital and other Government stations much for the determined bravetty_of Scroggins it; oVirrcinne. As
about Gosport, preparatory to a reduction in the duties, which usual, l'arishVgaited for the onset of .8.,t65,, and kispped
his
are in future to be p.rformed by the Marine Artillery; by which i first blows, which Scroggins followed :up:=Tay runnint in and.
regulatints•ao calm Regiment grill be required. -1 throwing him. The same tattica,wers followt4 up by Scroggy

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