The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-02-23 00:00:00

NIVAL utrELLIG sive.

Deal.. !4.—Pot nerl by the bank of the Gondor r.
3a"d.,tts•Orfiasarirlitkeilt. Woo Rai.erd.us.. fur S.,
Talllllall. •
Porn-ruggers. Fait !!—Sailed tit* Thetis.
ton, fur Jelnafea, and tireyhoond autos% on a emir

Hartyrica. Pas. !t.—Sailed As Earl of Leicester
packet for Holland, and &twill ditto, for t7uxhareii.
both Orith mails. The Gottenburgb mail stilt refocus io
port.

Pim/orris. Fan. 41.—Arrived the Thomas And Ant.,
Castanet, from Charente, for London. Sailed the Tu.:,
Cod, Beano; Prndent, Quinton; sod Bideford, M.N..•
mars, far London. Passed np rhannel the Eunice, Stet-
ting, Mid Bette, Huntingdon, from Charlemon, tor
Havre.

Livineont., Fen. 20.—The Thomas, which arrived
from Valparaiso a few days ago, left there on the Nth
of October the following British vessels :—Good Hopi ,
Andrews, for India; Anna Robertson, Brown, amt
Louisa, Worthy, for MO Janeiro; Anna, Bowers, for the
coast of Peru; Anna, Phillips, for London ; Tiber, 1171r.1
for the coast of Chili; Thais, Robson, for London •
Mars, Reppell, front Btienoi Ayres; also his Majesty',
ship Andromache. The Slaney, South Whitler, saiir.l
for Callao a few days after the squadrnti, which left V.tl
paraiso the 12th September.

The Port of Sunderland, Brough, from Niiratnichi
and Ilaryport, to Kircadbright, Wall totally wrecked on
the Isle of Whithorn about the 17th inst.; part of th.•
cargo is expected to be saved.

BOXING.
Yesterday. the battle between Maw° the Jew and
the Birmingham Yoith, for fifty guineas a-side, took
place at Potter's Street, in Essen, ti miles from London :
betting in favour of Belasco. For the first ten round•.
the Jew, by means of his finished winner, decidedl%
took the lead, And severely panithed his oppOrtent.
the eleventh round, exchanges Were Made between the
combatants; but Belasco hit out it all paints—had it all
his own way—and in fibbing his oppofient, he fell (kern
on one knee, and Belasco, to prevent his falling down on
both, held him up, and ptioisbed Sampson so
that the lads, finding he hail the worst of it. called out
"foal!" and Painter and Shelton hastily took him out
of the ring. This circumstance oceaseened considerable
disturbance, but on an application to the empire, the
conduct of Adam° was deemed fair, acchrding to the e,
tablisheti rules of Broughton. This abrupt termination
of the fight rather chagrined the numerous amatenr‘,
who had travelled upwards of twenty miles. Josh. Hud-
son challenged Ned Turner for lilt) guineai, td fight Li
filay, which was accepted by the latter. Larkin was on
the ground, but no customer appeared for him.
Rassaalts.—The Birtninghans tenth appeared rather
slower than heretofore; perhaps it might be owing to
the fine science of Belasco who stopped his efforts with
utmost ease. As to the winning part of it, Belascu was
backed all round the ring, at two to one ; the parties met
at Belcher's last night to decide the point, and a dravr
was expected to he the result. nelaSCO ou(ht to have
had the money, and the umpires, it appears, hare decl•
dud in his favour.

DONNELLY, THE Promtkr —To the list or erlebrite,l
characters who hate lately •• 'horned off this mortal
coil," we have to add the name of Daniel Donnelly, the
Hibernian pugilist. He died yesterday. at his Amiss in
Pill-lane, after only,a few roomettes iliness.—(lhstelin
•
Weakly livisher‘ It)