• #•. This entertainment' was, now and then, fufpcnded for a few mmntes; During thefe intervals there were both wreSfingand holding matches*' ,Th6 firlf Were per-formetf In the fame mAner as at Oraheite; and the fecond differed very lltcfe from the method praifediri England. But what ftnlck us with moft futptift, was, to feea couple of duftj wenche* ftep forth, and begin boxing, without the leaff oeremony, and with as much tftdi the- aSeti. This conteft, however,didnof lafcabove half a minute, before ode oFrbemtgave it up. Th e conquering heroine -receiving the fcme apglaulc frprathe fpeators, which