The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-02-28 00:00:00

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atty. litat *44 At,*
, peels a44l.spit he*
the city; , table, who is aFrnir
lishman, his name is Wright, from Cheshire, we Fart
also at work with ns, Joseph Kay, from rintwortb.
You will understand, that when I speak of the prices
of the necessaries of life, I only mean those of this
city; bat I am told every tiling is much cheaper in
the country. If yon and all the family were
.here, we
conic! live as well, and with as-tuuch comfort, as any
gentleman's family in Ragland.
'I he most proper time to come here is in Autumn,
the cl;mate heing much hotter hu snanner, and colder
in winter than in England. I am, thank trod, in as
Road health as ever I was in my Wu! and much fatter
than when I left yea. 1 have met with many Engtielt•
turn who wish to return to :he old country; het I cats
t ear of no reason for It. • This is a fine roar man's
cunntry—this is the country for a man who is sober,
rareful, and induatrious. Money cert.tinly is very.
scarce, and many fill it to be very inconvenient ; buy
as vet I hare no Citwe to t:Owitlajo.
hive my respects to W. 11. and tell hiin that neither
lie nor any other intim:rlons person need fear emaing
here—they lie sure to prosi,cr, heynntl what tbs.,. can
spec' in EnglAnd—alan to W. 11. it hr snit 111104
~ere here thevetmld to twirls better than in
I have now given rt, my dear parents, as faithful- an
;memoir this country as I ran: you may dep. nil upon
every word being truth-1 am anxious to hear fro I
roe. In the Midst of prosperity I shall never forg,t
von. My kind 1• vr to my brothers mad sisters, an
accent the sante youraelves.
From yonrs, llc. 11.
P. S.—ln case you should not untieraloSA 01101 ' ,
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mean by No. hUa reed, it la the s3Atteas $41% iota ,
with yots--1 can easily earn s: yell dollars jpiiir *e.tit i 4'l
The prices 44 gall shoes an Stadia deafer that'
in Englawarbastiontot-much. • -
its tiniorc, Per.l7, 11420.
noxt.va,
ORTNEtN DAV. HUDSON AND Oni!eiw, TIMITIORAT, POE' t
ST %SE OF FIFIT'OCCsitSt.

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This match took place at one o'clock, at Itosel;ne,
the parish of Dagenham. on lippiteg Kismet. 111 tlt...r
performarwes little is necessary to Ise The
was for of a different onler of bridge to the 1ig1.:4
on any other road. Instead of the lortll7 baronclte• tlwr
Iteroosielsev amd eloug.shore cfronrtst were the neatest
torus tint, an I the peilestr'.ans were chiefly frisks the
Murk-yards and vessels in the river, who, intersuiveJ
with the well-dressed ceereyetwers, formed a erotrsq•so
appearance. Neither the great Calits:ti nor the Cal .1-
nossary-lieneral were present, lint the ir
n 'TV numerous. Oliver and Josh. Hudson wens
the ring with Ibtv. and- Handal and Martin secon:lc.l
Breen.—ltettiog ti to 4 on Ituilslo.
Wiling! I. It was tell minutes before either made an
attempt to strike, each alternately melting feints to gbe.
the right banal into action; at Losirth they Garnett loo.e
an a sudden, and exchanges! slight hits, both went down,
tifeell undermost.
2. Tedious sparring, after which Hudson hit short
And a rally followed; hut the impetuosity of the loco
was ton great to place their intesifed hits. Green hi .1
slielstiv at the ear, and in a close both went down, Ge-cu
assiiit under.
3. This was a smart round, and upon touch equality ;
Green plated a right-banded blow epou his adversary's
neck, and he was returned upon are head. In a clu-e
Green was uppermost its the fall. •
1. Green made the play, awl a brisk rally !,
rather in his favour. to the close, Godson was throw. ,
with a cut lip.
5. This round ,hewn) Hodson the best fighter; be
parried Isis adversary's right hand ol' great skill, and
returned heavily with Isis right, which set his adversary
noting like a frightened horse. Green shook of the
effects of the blow, and tuned to like a game one; mst:y
blows were exchanged, decidedly in Hudson's favour.
who siesnerl to have got at his adiersary's methnJ of
fighting. Green went down from the effects of a blow,
h.st it was out a clean knock doWn.-5 to 2 on
anal 7 were short rounds, anal butlittle hitting, as
luau were full of the piper.
A smart hitting rontid ; both bled freely frows the
effects of a rally. Green w.s thrown.
9. Hu 'sou had the b-st of which was a skirt
fighting round; both placed their right-handed hits;
Hudson's was evidently the he Pods down.
19. !Wilson was much diste.ssed fur wind; Green sve-
waxiest at him in bull.dogisstsion, and had the hest of
a rallying round. Godson was thrown.
11. Green maintained Isis seperiority, but it kept him
at his foil Teed ; and (ludson, although he had the
worst of it, isia.le some excellent psrri4s. Both were
grassmi in the Strnagle.
12. A good rotted was fought; anal both drappe.l tise'r
claret with usuds jollity. Several blows were etelsanged,
an I both were down.
13. Like
.a horse ivlsiids starts to run a foitr-trai:e
speed, Ilreets's fastness in th...! 19th and llth ron•As
took all the speed out of hi.o. Ile made a'sty s•i
in this round, and had none the worst of it ; Cabe teas
of no use after the neat round.
11.• This was a gay awl busy route), and both rallied
themselves to a statail still. Godson hat the bed of the
round, bait be fell from we-.'to,s,, awl 19 to ll was se-
fused. It was llolwell-ktreet to an old clothes bag
Omen stood up stx other rimoida, frit it was oely to lye
hit or pushed ilowit; aid in theio fcinfr issonds Irusfaofl4l
right band told heavily upowilti VAL.—The fitist list-
ed 40 wittutes.

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