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

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 endeavonred 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 Stogfas 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 which 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 father
- 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.
►4410 v ; there are Hot, however, Mall% skip at so low
r Several shippisic orders of 111,,alelhotte • of large
•t. e been executed ; ohl way he quoted 801., new
701.'4 7W.; Linseed is in strait- demand, at /other
bigheiprices; Katy isolfrrell On tower terms.
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HICKMAN AND Ai tivrs.---file ',eke-money for the
great battle who sltuild be Cliaiiipion of Englaud,
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.