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London, England, 1826-06-23 00:00:00

Lottery Office, Somerset-place, May 6, um
0 T TERI ES. being to END on the 18th DAY
of J Mir next, Notice is hereby given, ,that the Laws
against the Sale, or advertising for Sale, of Foreign Lottery
Tickets,•or of any Lottery Tickets not authorized by Parlia-
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strictly enforced. • .

It is requested that the outstanding Prizes may he brougl
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JUSTICE OF PEACE COURT.

MUSIC AND DANCING, OR THIC RIVAL Paoressous. —We oc-
casionally indulge our readers with a leaf from the records of the
small debt Court, held by the Justices of Peace. The came from
the village of Muttonhole is probably fresh in their memory, but
we think the following, which some time ago came before the
same tribunal, alto less interesting and important. An itinerant
musician, (to avail ourselves of Mr. Jeffrey's elegant periphrasis for
the disagreeable word
.fiddler) prosecuted a teacher of the science
of dancing for 4,05. due by the said teacher to the said musician for
services done and performed, in so far as the pursuer furnished the
defendant with music, which enabled him to put the limbs of
his pupils in proper motion, and gracefully conduct them, as the
Minerva press bath it, " through the airy mazes of the dance."
The teacher of that admirable accomplishment did nut deny that
he had 'engaged the Orpheus, but begged leave humbly to state that
he had engaged him with the express understanding that he was
'an Orpheus, or at all events that he could bring something like
bona fide melody out of his instrument But," said the
lage Vestris, raising himself indignantly upon the toes of his
pumps, and looking at his self-elected creditor with a stern and
dignified air,
"' " Old Orpheus played so well he moved old Nick,
Whilst thou mov'st nothing but thy fiddlestick."
The enraged musician, looking more aghast at the heinousnees
of this charge than even his Thracian ancestor did when he lost
Eurydice, and determined to give his antagonist measure for
measure, declared that there never was a more unfounded asser-
tion, 113111 that if the dancing-master was to quote poetry at all, he
ought to have quoted the lines which every body quoted when-
ever they were-seen together—
" How ill the music with the dancing suits,
So Orpheus fiddled and so danced the brutes."
Perceiving the obstinacy of both parties, the Justices saw that
it was necessary to proceed with prudence, so they ordered that
the fiddle should be brought into Court; and that the qualifi-
cations of the minstrel should be put not to the "ocular," as
Othello says, but the auricular proof. The order gave universal satis-
faction. The pursuer bowed, and the defender executed a pir-
rotate en avant et en arriere. "'Fliers will be no time for shuffl-
ing now," said the former. " No," retorted the latter, " for you
have got yourself in a serape." Just then the four-stringed lyre
wait handed to the catgut gentleman, who, having " seized the in-
strument of sound," instantly commeneed,--choosing, like his
brother fiddler Despair, whom Collins speaks of ,
—" A strange and mingled air,
'Twas sad by fits, by starts 'twits wild."
Nevertheless it produced a considerable effect upon the audience,
who beattime to it with their feet, and at its conclusion applauded
with their hands. Nay, one of the candle-snuffers from the
Theatre, who was among the crowd, is said to have exclaimed—
" That strain again ! It had a dying fall ;
Uln ! it came o'er the sense like the soft south
Upon a bed of violets stealing and giving odours."
The triumph of the musician seemed' complete, and every one
thought that the scale of the dancing-master was about to kick the
beam. Not so our Vestris himself; lie quietly requested that
Orpheus might be desired to play another tune. Orpheus re-
ceived orders accordingly. It was observed at that moment that
the bard's cheek grew pale, and his lips began to quiver, yet be
again pulled his bow across the strings, but the air was the same
as before! He tried again, but it was still the same ! ! Torque,
quaterque--atill, still it was the same! I ! Pent, eadem, idem
not a new noto—not a single
appoyiatura in addition. Unfor-
tunate man! he had but one tune one, only °Ile)" " the song
says. It was noW the time for 'his scale to ascend. The de-
fender was assoilzied, and the modern Orpheus was almost. treated
as ill by the Maenads of the High. Street, is tha ancient 9ne was
Hebrus
by the Bacchantes of the

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DESTRUCTIVE l'utE. —About eleven o'clock last
night, a fire was discovered in the extensive warehouses of Mr.
Curling, fellmonger, of Doelt,heinl, which soon 'attained such an
ascendency au to throw the whole of the surrounding
neighbour-
hooti into the utmost dismay. When first discovered, the flames
seemed to emanate from a wing on the southern side of a large
pile of wood building, completely filfed with valtable furs and
wools. So rapidly did the devouring element make progress, that
the extensive cooperage of Mr. Deacon adjoining was in A few
minutes in flames; but by the great exertions of the firemen, who
Worked their
respective engine. with uncommon effect, the flames
ltogether subdued.
were. in
_a short time after a