Star. — 1820-07-22 (London, England)

JOSHUA HUDSON AND DELASCO. Some little misunderstanding having occurred between the above old opponents at Gurney's Dowling-green, over a glass of Sherry, the charms of a purse soon pu't all quarrelling acid. I and which was the best man was speedily decided upon an elegant Torf:ey carpet ! Spring supported the claims of Josh. lludson ; and the Master of the 114.414 gave his assistance to the scientific Israelite. Thirty-five rounds were jontested in the most spirited manner, occupying upwards of forty minutes.— Hudson was terribly punished about the head ; but such was his determined courage, that although his shoulder went two or three times,. and was replaced by Spring, yet he insisted on renewing the battle, and continued to fight, till Banco observed that they were both weak, and the purse was of too trifling a nature to contend for any longer, but that he would fight Hudson for £l9O in London, at any time the latter should appoint. Belasco, in point of time, won the fight, as he waited upwards of one minute while the shoulder of Hudson was reduced. The Birtninglinin Yaut:i gave his bets, tWo guineas, as did Spring, one guinea, to Hudson. Delasco received di dreadful hit upon his right eye. Noantrar.—The present week has been a rare scene of fun, frolic, and betting among the fancy; and it has also come of right to the coniary cokes, as the great main of cocks, fought be• tween London and Norwich, has been won by the atter. The Lotodotaces are all in it, and puckers to let, has been the distill• guishing feature with the Cyclades.  o:wer takes his benefit next Saturday. Both Painter and Oliver were up the next morning, as early as six o'clock, after their battle, so light were the effect' of their inaniskinesit. Ten guineas aside Were put down for a match between tile Gas-I4kt Man and Spring.  The trial of Nesbett, the supposed murderer of Mr. PARKER and his housekeeper atWoolwich, is expected to come on at Maidstone on the 28th instant. There are 26 witnesses for the prosecution, and the trial is expected to cause even more interest than that of the murderer Hussey..Nesbett. appears remarkably cheer., ful, and eats, drinks, and sleeps well : every possible precaution is taken to prevent his committing the revolting act of self-destruction. A man is placed in his cell to watch him night and day, and he has a spoon only allowed him to eat his food with. He is so remarkably shy that he will permit no one to see him but the Jailor and his attendants. His wife and mother• visited him on Thursday t at this interview he appealed exceedingly. affected. A question came before the Ecclesiastical Court at York, last week, which is of considerable importance to the members of the Established Church. The case was, " Daniel Holy and others v. the Rev. T. Cots terili, Minister of St. Paul's Church, Sheffield." The allegation was for acting contrary to the Rules of Winship of the Church of England, in introducing book of metrical Psalms and hymns not authorised by the Book of Common Prayer. After Mr. !sitcom: had been heard against the practice of introducing metrical Psalms and Hymns, except such as appear in the Prayer Book, and Mr. SINCLAIR had replied, Mr.