The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-03-10 00:00:00

PARISIAN FASHIONS. Nest to white and rose, bright liaale nut-colour is the fa. ,„.„itg kW robes, hats, gloves, and slippers This c.,lour rem that the fine weather is not yet arrived. It is the shade between the winter and spring. The Lady's toilette varies with the place which invites her to pleasure. The rellee, de seta, and the Seireee de Mnsire, 'lvan at the Atheaee doe inwase , o, are foll_ised with eagerness. There full dress i. r igidly observed. Crimson velvet, with long trains, and trim• ~,da i tb white satin, is the must general among the full dress the. The ball ultume, at this same ihhenee, varies every vet. In the last week of last month rases of satinet gause, teamed with perfumed artificial flowers, prevailed there. The v , tic before, thee were of rough satin, embroidered in silver • tel gold. These three sorts of dress requirq diamonds. A r-.'est woman we A re earrings of a thousand little diamonds, it. thither* of an epe, suspended from a ring. An elegance • ors only a single brilliant. In the ball-riums, the moat na tal:stria of dancing is revived, and the old tunes and figures arc restored to favour The Aar mantle, fid example, so luog b_o,ited from fahionable ball., has re-appeared, with n.iw mkt. Three young ladies, deemed rn abort white pett.coats, tub with a corset of a different colour, intermix their arms, roost thetnedves into various attitudes, imitate tl-e.Graces at flume, dancing round their fountain in a (mope, des.ened by Le rennin, or a painting Asfre,re of Ilerculaimuni. This is a wry old Allemande; but the antique paintings and statues, full a grace and loveliness, have improved Parisian Taste, and en. &Sled the lovers of the dance is revive it with increased Mutt. The ROYAL FAMILY are carded in town to morrow, and the KING to hold a CGort at the Quite's Palace. The Duke of YORK will dine with Lotd GR Eft. TILLS On 5101441 Y. Colossi ALLAH gave a grand dinner, last Friday, sl his house in Baker.street, to the Marquis of IiVNYLIT, the Ga As of Lima:Rs and SANDWICH. Lord MAY, Sirs Akoetu ti.•ag, JOHN Luaaoce, and lamas Oral°, General CRAIG, Colonel Du man, and Mr. Voanvcs. _ _. . . The Duke of Rtestaaoms arrived in town, on Sunday night, from Brighton. His Grae« stopped on his way at Blackheath, and joined Her Royal Hi A lmeas the Princess of W A Laa's party at dinner. Ths Marquis of Husivt,av will give a grand dinner, this nay, to hi, Royal Highness the Duke of Yost, and a large Fatty of Nobility, at his house is Charles street. Berk . ley-tquare. Lady Mi - , we are sorry to state, is indis msed, with a cold, at her house in Portland-plate. het Ladyship's two routs, which weir announced for the I Id) and I yils, are, in consequence, post poned. The Marchioness of L•NSDOWN has issued cards far a grand rout, on th •23 instant. The Marchioness of SALISBURY'S grand rout, hunight, was numerously Attended, And every ar rangement was in her LA lychip's usual style t elegance; at eleven o'clock the company began to aszeruhle, Amongst whom were— Hit R 4.1441 Htshnew the Protect of Wales, the Duke 44f t ambrids• Poore Estethatv ; tt e Irreoth "'doers ; the zhnsi t an I Do Castrie,.; bye Marci44.4ftesses of 1...t.c4.wt5. Dowo-h , re, Bath, titer 4d. snd Weltef.ei ; Couoteve. Hardwoke, Sefton, t.s. Ch01r.444.41eky, bersvmort, and Cowper; Ladies Percy, Yolv, M lienonck ; and nearly all the Nnollity in town. The Duchess of GORDON gave her first grand dinner, yesterday, at her house on Grosvenor square, to— TO. Duke and Doch.ss of Richmond; the Marquis of Huntlee; the Earle of lAroitinceland and Bathurst; Vi.eount and Yotowitess Cedere a sh ; Lo.d Mulgrave; Lily Maria Ibuititon; nits Wilhana Scott, lone. Pultessey, and Peter lturmy ; General .ind Mr. A Phipps; and Colonel Graham. In the evening, Her Grace had a small party, which consisted of— The flukes of Orleans and De Rem; the Marchioness D.wager of Rath ; the Eali and Countess of Cardiaan ; Lord lad Lady Reoag4at ; Lnrd and Lady Sotiterville ; Karon De Rolle; Captain snd Mrs. Facet; Miss Monk ; and • great many 'Foreign Nubility. Miss OVISSISON'S new Opeva was performed at the Dublin Theatre, last Wednesday, kith uncommon success. It is called, The Post Attempt ; or, The Whew of the Mow, e. Mr. Owansow, so hog and so de servedly popular on the Dublin stage, performed on that night, after an absence of many years. How are the mighty fallen! ! ! Mrs. ST. Larne, of Covent-Garden Theatre, who has conquered so many Knights, has been subdued by a lia , kney Coorbrrints. Baron DE ROT TEN UUSIG, Colonel of Sir GIIOIIGL hal. (IT'S Regiment, was to patronise Mrs. St. Joew's benefit, last night, at the Portsmouth Thea tre; sued Lady Paavosr pwonises Mrs. Ltat.v's to-morrow. Carlid; Theatre was to open, last olght, with the comedy of The Stupicioite Mu•daad, and the Farce of 74e De uce is in Him, under the diretaton of the veteran BITT mon. who plays !layer, and Cohost/ Temper; Met. &mama ' by Mrs. O'K etre ; and Ja ththat Miss O'Keire. Monday se'nnight, Capt. VAUGHAN'S fox hounds eirew off near cyllwyd, Catmarthenshire, upon information having been received th a t a f ox h a d been seen to c ross that country early in the morning. After having had some cold hunting, the hounds were obliged to be called off, on account of their being joined by the Cardigan harriers. Although the day by this time was far !pent. Capt. Vauon determined to draw Stradmore Wood, and foond, about two o'clock, in a small gorse cover. The ins broke away for Dines, and passing over the Bottoms, crossed the Ti"y about Neweastlo bri fge, and ran in a dire& line towards Conw.l, without owning any covert, over a remarkable fine countty, being the greatest part turf ; until, being hard pressed, he turned and made for Penlan Wood, at the entrance of which the hounds were clue at his brush, when, in crossing the dingle, he was viewed, and the gal lant pack ran into him on the Carmarthen turnpike. road, alter a hard chase of nearly thirty miles. Amongst the hardest riders, and those who stuck truest to the hounds, were nrEiccd Captains Vat; SW* AN and HAIOSTOCILIi t and Mews. and WILL/ANS. MRS • n4s lady, so long and so justly a favourite at the. Bath 'Theatre, retired from the mimic scene about A fortnight sine, after A service of for:y years. to enjoy the trcits of her long lahout in a happy re. tirenienf. The excellent Address t•u'tjoined, was spoken po s y Ler of the night of her benefit, the last time of her arplaratice. It is attributed to Mr. N 1 P. YE Lit , of I..iLL , whose poetical effusions are So /TltiCli Admired. MKS. DIDIER'S FAREWELL ADDRESS ; svor.Lis AT THE ettlu 114eniltS, rza. 17, 1807. " Can none remember, nay, I know all must, W.teit the great S.dd u. gas,' her reasons MA, F..r quiti.ng Mow, whoa.: aporobetion drew pi • r merits 6 , 4 to public view. !fetuses only could that prop oiifia, Whilst dame Didier, ales! has Otte-sir; in my face, and there too plain ',peers Toi unerring mark. of f;1 end sires mean. He remora are not little girls and boys, Tbeir ,mho, pawnts'anxsou. cares and joys, Kit twelve long mouths folioed deeds or of ahem) Id reed over iii end 4,4 tithes ! Thougn I might boast that many a comic brother Has cat this encore long hairtime—M ekes! Na,, whil t we've G..rricks, infantile sod row, I may be tinned the stage's—ad, aridoasma. Twice twenty years ago my let was cost— lier, should my seen.. of future life be past; And, 'sir with pride and gratitiole I own, A happier Cunene few have ever known. When first sou saw me, by your partiol aid, The reispio g len Chambermaids I phirall A .4 eft—transfurned by elegant erne— Br eg',l you her court.bre 1 Ladyship adr.the Al, ! then weer vanity would n o s refuse The In....hest easy. of the Comic \tow— Your nh,•, reeves, R•osiasil. su gar, I had r•rsueripti..o, gentle trends, to ishir ; hot neer did this ambeion reach my bent, 1 11110 r s.lutotcA 831101.101 a bask part. 'is " long experience °ie.y makes us sags"... lily that re fiord our level tot the stage; In homely pans, with amyl, nature's aims, d'hfrilukr. sort other rosticated Dims', fleet Neje/theca, a..d ‘fotron• in brocades, Sour Nalasem and antiqualed Maids Ali . 1 4, 1 e k,,,,p e k with •aultation, Tom laugh I coo rued ioto a; probate Al.. mi..e years, ' , multi health continue This humble sphere I yet perhaps might fill; Bus " blest Rehrement, friend to life's inlinc," /lids me my lahoins and their fruits MIMI ; ClnilQUl vrith pittaace ea..ly toil has wick, The frugal mvingaut your gep'rous aid. Deem toot iny hurt its. Haas, or cold, That 1 ion catutmc lotodkarcisief ; With bosom throbbing, -nd wilt hollering speech, Tom kt.d le.hkenee for thu step imeseeeh—. Tina race I ne'er me form of woe could teach.. 11 Nor do 1 think, with arrogance and pride, That this my p:ace can never be suppthst ! a. ~kas'd to lease you thus brim toll of glee s Yeas must be elre.'st year bounty makes me Aye; My orsqlsy Manners, .Lose gro•lk -way Mada (city rime's on • bright holiday, Mu.i ton bepireid that an old ..want gre.-• From any,,,, , maimy to her eve's repose; And, with her lei , luta mate, can thus retire, Where thidt hat piled, a. d Lenore Cont. their ire; Where rude aim DO more nt. Senn, To mar thyi. att., Digs tor••••An..T1111111 WON a• W. M. LADY JOHNSIONt.'S BALL AA D SUPPER. On Wednesday evening law, a most elegant bell and up;..st were given at the Assembly !looms in k, by Lady Jotinstone. 11n.itwiths:+nding the inclemency of the weather prevented the atienJance of massy aright* wing tontines, the company, con sisting of nearly *.O Ladies and Gertz-men, com prised eh the rank, fashion, heats y and elegance of that city and neighitourhood. They began to as semble about nine o'clock, when, amongst many others, we rios.iied the following Gjeutlemon—Sin Thomos Slottsby and Hem, Vaessenr ; Ins Lend Mayor; rus-S.,intrio.us ; Colonels Vat•azer, Wood, and 1.1.1rv. y ; Major Diltese the Llldmers o ( the Enotakellen Draioo3l.l, and I)4,1- hen", andtholmley. Messrs Tresoker, Saltmar h, Scutt; Rye Crofts, Jahlikton , LASSA'S beletonhe, D,. %%mm, Ha., ley, Illarvey, Re mar I, l". 1 Dtcken , R.lpar, Wool, Cotton, R Lwerllws, Dawwwi, ?sgut, Barlow ' Wand, Yaniat, R. Markham, Salmoud, Strand/ayes, &c. &c. LaMes.—J•Mtutone, Vseaoaur, Goodrteke, Faults, the Lail Ma, Medd, &c. &G. Nitatreue Rice, it Markham, Mooring, two ttarl..ws, Trercher, Stranswaye., Dalton, Des Voeux Wick. Maywood, two Coots, two Stainfonli.„ Soltomlw, Bahaman'', Lao.wis, Clsoln.lee, Fascia*, y, Hatt, NI Strickland, Chilton, liy idiard. &c &c. 111.•11.1—H...iihaan, ()el.'s, two Whoa", fur Ctioloaloy", two Strickland..., Wn ler , tw.. Daston", twn constaules, too Iltelcombev, three Saslow', Clifton, Hall, Hartley, Goodnelto, Sominston, Best, two Roundel's, two Crofts, Satrituntl, two Woods, t.. The dancing commenced about ten &clod:. when every countenance seemed in unison with the merry pipe and tabor. At 0e..7.. supper being announced, the company adjourned' to the great room. where a mast sumptuous entertainment prepared, con• si•;ing of every variey and delicacy the season aWorded. The escell.nt band of t:le Enniskillen Dragoons gave thei , aid to complete the general harmony. Ihe great taste sli.pllyed in fhe ar rangement of the tables, and thy peeialAr beauty of the ornaments, created surprise and pleasure. In the centre, near the head of the two tat-•ies, was placed a nognincent triumphal arch, em'iellisl.ed with a beautiful transparency, r,preseiitio,t I.o:er Nltame droving his car through the with Pritonnia recimMg securely by his side. emblema tical of the invincible prowess of the britiria Navy. The other ornaments principally 'eosnb . usition ut pastry were considered extremely beautiful; par ticulaily a model of the Seven Towers of Consign ti...nple, a ellimest, r , i g nda, a Pyramid. Eddystone Light-house. 1.;;;' t-house near the Lake of Ge neva, ani ntim•..4-us f pieces; two Swans were also much admited. Lady Jobnstune was the first and lest in the loom. _ N exceed the general goniAn mour and hilarity which prevaited lbuughout the eyeiling ; And 131 the Orient 141nen bads Crabb Nought e'er di..taled sweet Tiaisapoet's revelry. The Clianipag,ie was good. anti plentifully sup plied; end Capt. Haywood entertained the com pany with several excellent songs. Yesterday morning, between eight and nine o'clock, a toot-race took place in Hyde-Park, oppo. site the Finr.i,e-SattaLks, between the itaol-t and the Lark Cc: 0. btroa n. The 11.)ot-closer gave the Coachman thro.• yaid. artd a halt at start mg, to inn a hundred. hut heat him by about a yard. there WAA about. I.2ool.lteneruiii..a.. _ _ . - 114aci . The Cmintess Dowager of Moira is vet?' at Moira-house. I am sorry to say , there remain little hopes of her Ladyship's complete reciivery, from t: e nature of her complaint. which is said to be prra lyric. The Earl of DonNighmore has been serious ly indispssed for same time back '.rich a sever. lions atteek. His Lordship at fl-!f paid hut little attention to it, and remained at his seat at Knock lofty, contrary to the advice of his friends, until his disorder hid a^y saved considerable strength. since his return t•, Dublin, mercury has been prescribed for and tried by his Lordship with considerable suc cess. The Countess of ‘Vicirlow is ill at her house in Granby-Row. A few days since, a Meeting of the Twelve Judges tuna place in the Chancery Chambers, after which an order was promulgate I, to deprive the Attorneys of the privilege which they had long enjoyed, of being exempt fre.rn the payment of fees in all suits where in they were parties. 'Ellis exemption is, however, extended by the same order, to their widows, When suing far bills of cost. The reason of this order is supposed to be the encouragement held nut by such a privilege (and sometimes aged on by a few low Members of the profession) to purchasi dosibt ful debts for trifling sums of money, whereby the revenue was defrauded. aod. litigation encouraged. At a I.wa hour on Friday night last, a fire was discovered to have broken out in the dwelling-house of ese beautiful demesne of Marino, the residence of the i)owager COutt;ess of Charlomont, near this city. The assisionce of two fire-engines was pro cured, and every exertion made to extinguish die flames, which was ultimately accomplished ; but not until that destroying element had succeeded in consuming the northern wing of the building, which consist:4 of two apartments for upper servants, upon the ground floor, and a very beautiful drawing. room over the apartments, fitted np according to the re fined taste of the late classic Noble 0 eller ; the win dows of which were ornamented with mow of the most masterly produffions in stained glass, by that inimitable mrti.r, thelate celebrated Jervis, se many years einFLoyed by His present Majesty in the paint ings in stained glass, with which St. Goorgo's Cha pel at Windsor is decorated. . _ _ On Mopday night last. John La Touche, jun. Esq. sailed for Holyhead, on his war to London, in the furtherance of his Petition to the Imperial Parliament. complaining of the return for the City of Dublin, at the late Cr-neral Elation. The present Ministry shew a wise and just spirit of conciliation. Many persons of talents, capital, and extensive plans of industry, were ./'.Arced to leave this couutry, after the unfortunate occurrences in the year 1798; among those was Mr. Henry Jaclson, of this city, whose extensive works gave bread to a vast number of hands, end those winks have never been fully em. played vtice. We understand this respraiLle zen lies obta:ned permission to return to his cows try And friends. On Monday last, Edmond Francis Garrey, of Rosmin , lle, in the ctsunty of Mayo, Esq. who was confined in the Canlobar, on infurtua tion sworn against him by the Right Hon. Denis tiro arii.e. of louot Srowne, fur high treason, alleged to have heen committed by Mr. Garvey, in the year 1794. %V. 13, by virtue of a writ of Habeas Colas, brought before the Rio .t Hon. William Downes, Lord Chief Justice of the King's Bench, and was by his Lordship instantly lil.etated, the Solicitor-General for the Crown having no charge whatever against him. The fire of the assemblies for the present season was held on Tuesday night, at the public rams, Rutland-.cparc ; and was attended by all the tank, beauty. and fashion, which the It ish Capital has now to boast of. On Monday. the 2d of March (St. David'. Day being no Sunday). the Officers of the Royal Gla morgan Militia gave a most superb entertainment to General Cm sir, %oar, his Staff, and a &deft number of friends, at the Mnitagne Tavern, Bristol. The maim was brilliantly iii•iminated with various cokured lamps. in the shape of the Prince cf W acas's feathers, with the Bohemian motto. Daring dinner, their ea. client band played, The Noah Hew of :thenhin, "the Ter64l4 Woo-gaolers, and many other national tunes; and in the course or the evening. there were .nrne adrnir..b:e Welsh song• : The Triumph of I.l,evel!,m. by Capt. Swilw ; Mono's Micas; The Bloody Boomer of Owl. by Mr. Be mmom ; and The kxplorts of Sir l mud tiara, by Major M.: ao am. were deservedly and rapturously applauded.—Never was the Tutelar Saint of Cambria mom highly honoured ; and th iugh hi; votaries sacrificed most freely at the shrine of Bacchus, Dew did a company separet with more regret. or an evening pass off with greater unanimity. A number of the unfortunate wretches from Warrington. are now waiting to be tried at the neat Assize. at Lancaster. York Assizes commenced on Saturday last ; 21 prisoners were to be tried. ti of them for murder. A Reviewer thus laconically speaks of a late lite rary produSion r—" lhis work has strong claims on public :mention. Obviously standing on the grounds of its own merits, it neither requires pane gyric, not has to dread censure." This chars ter may exaaly and truly applied to the present most meritorious State Lottery Scheme. The more it is reviewed. the more it will be found worthy the greatest attention of all degrees of adventure's in Fortune's wheel. We regret, that through • mistake in our Report of the examination respefting the Westminster P..- titian, Mr. Mantes, the Jew, was erroneously stated to have been strongly yeti ',dad on by Mr.Sms at u•te, and to have been sent by him, in custody, to Bow.srreet ; whereas, it appears Mr. Hmtats gave a very cossi , trist and satesfiaoev testivrovv, that he went ordsaskirriy before the Magi•ttate, and faithfully preserved the paper in his custody. We regret to state, the horse at Judd.place. Som.rstown, belonging to Mr. Betas v worts, of Drury-lane Theatre, was entirely consumed by file, at an early hour yesterday morning ; it commenced at ten o'clock on Sunday night, in the second floor. and damaged other houses adjoining. Providen tially the flames were subdued by tht exertions of the firemen, and a piamifol ►upply of water, without commencec t.l pal'4l LAW iNTELLNENC.T. COURT or KING'S SENCeI, Mates 9. SiHinar si Niti Priut, i•fort Lord E LLLLL 01t01101e errs' a Sistei4lJery. Rouser .ad waits'? V. 111.1.13 end OTN/Iti. This was ac siEVern of trov.r, brought by the Plaintiffs, ag dna the Defendants, who are the Assignees of the estate of Tiunn and Ackerman, bankrupts. The bankrupts wild to the Plainsiffs considerable quantity of logwevid. value WA. for which they received the Plaintiffs' pronsia.n►y note, since yid. The logs of wood had Oben piled in the yard of the Win India Dock Company, y the bankrupts' orsL.r, for the Plaintiffs. but were, since the issuing of the statute, reclaimed as try property of the bankrupts, by the assignees ; and their warrant of delivery, originally made out u favour of the Plaintiffs, was, by their order, with the consent of the superinterffant of the yard, core vetted into an order in favour of the assignees themselves, by erasing ewe names of Bourne and Whitby, and .iibuituting in their place those of the bankrupts. By this contrivance, they espeaed to make it appear. that no transfer of the property L. 4 . ever been made to the Plaintiffs, aid that s sible psoperty was vested in the banks upts ; in *Lick case, purulent to an AEI made to that effea, in :he' reign of William thu TLird, the rffeEls would is . converted to the berr:it of the Credirots, aild be lodged in the hands of the auignees. The Learned dunce observed, that the tight of the barkrupts was at best Liu • very equivocal, if no: an unfair one ; since it was obtained by an eta. sure of the same: of Os:. Pi tis,tiffu, and a snbuitu• Lion of their own in t'!eir place ; that the real ownership was vested in the Plaintiffs there cold be no doubt, both from the curresvmuence. the bdl paid to the value of the lop-wood, a wed as from the nature of the warrant origmaily made in tbs it favour, bat which ha I since suffered so extraordi nary a change. He,thercfcre,recommended the Jury to find a ,verdifl for the Plaintiffs. Verdift for the Plaintiffs, MITI. Tuwwittings concluded this day. PULICh. 41W ST ra AT. ;nformation having bees given at this O, ii:e. hy . stvesal of the inltabitants of Stnith.itreet. Westmin. stet.. that strong suspicion was entertained that a' - gang of coiner' occupied a house in that street.' Mr. Rears direifted Sayers and Taunton to exert themselves in ascertaining the troth. The OfZeee., upon inquiry. stispeaitig that it was not a mint. but a private distillery that they had seen of. laid a plop' for aseettaimoy.: the fad en Friday. and' , engaged an Exc.se Officer to accoosAny them: To prevent any difficulty or suspicion in 'ening admittance into the hoese, they sent a baku . r 4 s with two quartern loaves. to knock at the door. It was opened by a woman, and the Officers railse4 into the. huaie s Sayers seized the woman and a man who was in the parlour (a well.knowe cherae; ter of the name of Brody). Taunton and the EL. eise Officer ran down into the kitchen, where they found ad eighteen gallon still at work, wi:h all the implement. neceutaty for distilling, ant a nt4n iii attendance ; they took him into custody, hot •tif. feted him to remain till the prove r s of . 4 istiliing the liquor was complete : after whici: the Excise Orr. car seized the liquor, still, &c. and the Nike Offi cers took the Ulan before Mr. RC AD. Wh t to. vidcd him in the penalty of SOI. which, sot being' prepared to pay. he was committed to the Howe of Correßion for six months. On Saturday, a ha:kney coachman was charged b.itare Mr. GnAMAAI, by Mr.. St. Leger, of Cover t. Garden Theatre. with exalting more than his t..re. This being proved to the sausta&ion of the Magi*. trate, he fined the coachman in the mitigated pe nalty of twenty shillings. After this was decide!. Mrs. St. Leger stated the following aggravated case of misbehaviour. Mrs. Sr. Leger hued 11 - e defendant's coach, on Tuiliday nigot, to rake 14 from the Theatre to her residence in Norton-meet; Mary.la-Bonne. On his way, he stopped of a its!)a lic house in St. Giles's, to drink, drove through sevetal streets where he had no occasion to go, and frequently stopped the coach to ask her, a• the win. dow, in an impudent and sneering manner, " if sib knew where she was—where she was going to, and if she tad changed her mind to go to any other place than wi.erc she at first desired him to di ive :" At length he 4rove t er to a public I—ii.se at the corner of Castle -street, in Newinaii street. .sh e remonstrated on the impropriety of his condua, and desired him to drive her home, but he swore some horrid oaths, and refused to do it—forced her out of the coach, and demanded two shillings for his fare: Mts. St Leger told him she could not pay him um: less he would drive her home, she having nothiug less than a 201. note in her pocket, which he ,c. fused to do, and held her prisoner, by arm. for some time. At length she went into a iatlatic-house, to endeavoar to get change, to procure her release ; but the landlord not being able to give change, she described whim she was, related the circumstances, and he lent her two shillings. Mr. Gs *asst lamented he Sad not known the aggravated CAW before, as he would have fined him in the full penalty of tit. for ezaeling more than his fare. The Magistrate, however, finial bins one pound more for misbehaviour. We uncle:sty...l that upwards of A: a thousand copies of the ereeholdets and C int:anon' ri of the Buildings which form ti.l l it lr Lovvaav, have been circulated. since it was los ova that that I.• ,. tery i. to be decided by the i.ext draw ing of the State Tickets. Thls pima that t:,e Ho as Loll aav has suddenly acquired in extraordinary popularity, and the sale of the 'rickets, wn cb in creases every hour, wit not fail to advance theta tar above their present prices, before the d.aw:i.g com mences. boxing match. as severe as ever sets witnessed. took place yesterday in Mary-la-bonne-ft:ids, between two men of the names ut Jams, a sawyer. and Cmecr e a drisver. for a put 5e ut Eve guineas. The objects of d version amused the op - Ms:ors 'tally two hour., v..ih plenty of lc:rick-down Slaws, and when they were unable to face each other, but by being led to ad ou by their seconds, the Asussawe ama teurs. who advanced the pr i ze, made a drawn bat- .~ • A le _