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~_ ~,, ~ .... • ... . . . . . . '-- .6,t, ' • ' ' - '4 "II I. ' - i ( e I .. • . . .. li ; 11 1 7 kS ~ i - 11 r ov 4unixt; K. 4.•.. /4 Nii. ii ' ok. .• __._._________._.._._._ ==...-_-7.--- , • - - - SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 1817. -Paws, S IME11•• ['Ewes • MARRIED CLERG Y MAN, lobo it going to A r site in France- w ith hi s Funny, u:d Nos, w ig b e happy to Ow charge of another...—Particulars way he known by addressing Letteis, post paid. to E. M. No.tt, Tookes-coort, Chanctiry-laut. 11111ATNI OF ANATOMY, MEDICINE. Ike. 4treet, Orest theme. THEBp ING COURSE of L CTURES, et this ditionlordi begin on the following Days: Aneteesy s rbytiolegy. ; and Surgery, by Mr. Ilsoonee. daily, at Two, ea Monday, Jsn ;7, I en. Dino:dons as must. Mead:cry, Mated' Me di cs, at Melt eaeril h the Morning: Theory and rnietica if Physic at Niue, with Mural nations, hy.Dr. Ann ' en bliseday; February S. Three Courses are given every year, each occupying nearly font me:Rh% Further mirth:elan may be known from Mr. Brushes, at the Theatre; or from Dr: Apr, U, Margaret.etnem, CU:Nadi& square. SALES BY AUCTION. -4 11 1 0 ' 'lt,' REVERSION IN THE oovElittmErir 'USIA Mr. fiCdrl; Oa **hut, lin. rf, at -he Mart.* AN ABSOLUTE REVERSIC/14 to the Boit of ell6OO Naiy S per Cetit. Bank Ainwities, aildqg nada d Will (pan of a much tiers sum); funding in the mini far Hew. entors of known respeetabdity; a *bleb the Parttime we ber come entitled on the deem, of a Widow Lad* in hie 61st pear. Particulars may be had at eke OA w Of Mr. Aleaatider, Carey...tree, Lincoln% Inn Pieldi; Ur. Scott, Is, Mir bridge. street; and at the Marc. _ . - . BOOKiELLERS. 11 HE BUSINESS of a BOOKSELLER, STA am! DEALER in PA ; EN r MEDICINP.S, of upwards of men ty ) ears standing, to be DI t.POSED OF, situate' in tits very centre tr. a great Commercial City. Aileen, pow peel, N. O. P. to :he care of Mom. Longman acid Co. Paternoster-row, London. This day were publiend, pries its. sewed. OBSEItVATIONi on GAS LIGHTS: being an impareal !ovary concerning the iujurions Ueda on the Health dyke Community, from thy Use of COAL-OAS for Lighting the Metropoha. By CANDILW London, Prii•ted for •he Author, and aohl by T. and G. Un derwood, St Fleet-street. PAPER TEA HOARDS, ad SANDWICH TRAYS. JH. BARLOW having obtained his Majesty's • Royal Letters Patent fee Ids Improvements en die above . Articles, solicits the public loppeeden to a choke sad wipe Cal • !goon, painted and Japaaned, In theiedisa, Chimes., and Oatm eal style, by some eminent Artists, at very resemble pekes. Ne. I s,l.vcester-plese, Likeatersequare. GENUINE EXCkLI.ENI' WINES, OLD Fowl', ete. By Mr. SCO Ott FIIDAT, 'weary IS, at it **docket the Man, by Order of she Proprietor, in ma Lot*, ONE HUNDRED AND NINIs 'Y.sI X Do: =NS of very superior WINES, vitt St dtss Red Port, of vintage INS; 18 date ditto, four years in battles IS dezru dine), seven yearn; SO dos. Eats India Sherry, very fine ; 24 lit S. Wen hulk Madeira, superior; sO 4oa. Cape White Wine ; SO ditto superior Cape %Kieft 1 10 dos. Pit h; Coostaisonein pints. May be tasted at the time of teak sod Catalogues had at the Mart; mid at the Mice of Mr. Scott, se, New Britlge•stren. SYN l'AX's LIFT? OF NA POLE° N.—Fourth Edition. This (lay via, published. In One bra Volome, royal tOO% embellished with Thirty Coloured ElitriVittr. Imee Twenty-five Studios; Jo boards, ''HE LIFE OP NAPOLEON; a Huildiraatic A Poem, :Lateca Cantos, ...by Ur. Sy STAX. the Fourth Radio. Len deist Printed for THOMAS Teem, No. Ili, Chtspolde, and may be prnaired of all &whiled( ri. STATE LO'rTER T. TUESDAY WEEK THE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. ItArA RTIN and Co. 8, Gtrnfiill, ana 120, Oxford. street, begirave to rentlnd their beat Friends, the Public, that the LaFTERY BEGINS DRAWING NEX ['TUESDAY WEEK. Two Prizes of 10,000 Guineas, Two of 5000, be. doles forty other Capitals, all in STERLING MONEY. The Brat 500 Blanks will he entitled to IS Gotham 's/6. .•••••••••••• VALUABLE CANAL PROVER 'l'Y. COVENTRY. BIRMINGHAM, STAFFORD AM TOR.- CES PER, OXFORD, AND SWANSEA t ANIMA, AND CARPAARTHEN RAILWAY SHARES. An early application la reemainantiod to die llionanate Dices of MARTIN AND CO. Who mkt la Slam the aloud Prise of 440,100, 7731, 460.000. &e. &e. • TO Bli SOLD BY AUC PION, By Mr. SCO r, On FIIDAT, January 17, at le (Mock, at the Mart, by ordm of Executers, COVENTRY CANAL, a Share dividi ng *it per Annum; Four Stafford and Woccister ditto, diViliag , testi: Birmingham Canal Share, dividing Ass; Three thiS ditto, ilst per Amanita; Five Swansea ditto, dividing 410; sad Five Shares in the Cal - manhandling Railway, Printed Particulars at the Royal Motel, Birmingham ; at Hatehetes Hotel, Piccadilly; at the Man ; and at it. USte of Mr. Scott, mil, New Bridge sweet, London: • THIS MONTH, On TUESDAY, the gist instant, hoary begins, GWEBB deems it his duty to point out to his . Friends, and the MSc, the superior advantages which three persons wilt possess, who make their purchases in the pre. sent Lottery BEFORE THE ABOVE DAY. 2 16 At Sir W. Curds, Hart. it Co. Marten Warr, F.N. 10 10 Villagers Alpttlen, £1 5s fitl Mr. Mks, We'la 3 3 received as the Mansion House; at toare, jun. EA. Trrastorir; ,hy all the • backers in Loudon and Wdatininster. that communicattons addressed to this to t4atintel . Hoarr, Jun. Treasurer,Lons- Wt. 0.1., Honorary Secretary, George. early Like, iihich hats alwats great a drawback to personal appear. be searoely seen, as %%GE FABLE DYE it, first to a brown had by a further su peretitnent s that nothing Cali pot. tr. :-old price Ss. ins. 6d. and ona an, Perfumer, too. 4S, Gerrard-street, td b) must l'erimiers and Hatr!dressm. N'S CURLING PLUM, the y an<l devilry for restcriitg lien oil it. .t Dine vi,perspiratlan, change alai) free. it from %cud, and snakes it id keep , it hi c.irl during exerri-e in dznn+ weather, price its. 61.1. a bottle. .'S :11%111 1 1(031AL SOAP .arthies-, Itcdritsa. front the Skin, pre nialt:s it ttnr..'h, soft, sod white, price 'as, and in Moving Cakes price 9d. is. Niki-x a quantity. or for Exportaron. It I . l' of VINbG A R, (the (Ili . Mr. lalF-NRt, and brought .by to the flights' p. feudal)) cpntinues to Mc-all. liK.Nitlf, Manufacturing Che- .ted Liqutir Which is composed of highly joined with the mos' pleasant may be ke;:t .unimpaired in any :hot time. it. pungent Odour adapt, leaa.acin, Fainting', 4.c.; and renders refresh.og in crowded rooms, in places !he apartments of :he sick. It counter- Contagiuus D.soases. inferior praparasion. are sold ;miler the the public are requested to observe, as ig genuine, that the name* of Messrs. engraved on the .amp. • Vinegar m bottles ..pries 2s. W. each, •holecate and retail by Bayley and Taw, ily Agtnts in Loudon authorised by the be bed, Sorge liosee of Gold, Silver, AllOllll MUMMA, in bottles at ta. id. itapparft 45. Bd. each; their puma bolos • • • • • . • • 1,1M11•11010.1m.m.....••11.ff AP Ili . m.1111.11,111•11161.1.111• VC 319. • • DIS'I'REiS IN BPITALFIELDS I A • • %. . - • ANT/ .IT3 vimarir. applications having been received by the Counisittee .ftriog me ', Cl o th e , should ire sent, the lighlie are reaped. that any article. of ClothlnA sent to the Soap. Brick-lam-, Sphalfiel.l4, will he carefully 411111. •••• ‘ - ' , .-nmirre ., feel ft Incernibent inein them to explain to the Pi wba• iuserier rill , are distributing the Funds esttrnsted e .,arge, from whence it will evident that although the It - , b •on soon I !semi, yet such is the evein and er tai 'he Prre 3 lent distren, fiat it is selficieto ems. .0 -.tee smonot of so:prism, which it is feared 14 beyond tits ..• ; • a.r Kiteetteltenet wholly to relieve. • . I ,cf:.tio-s d 'tribute at the dwellings of ew, in runts Ir Is. to ss. 6.1. ac. o Lb- urgency of their waists, nearly i • • nruiy F(t'4.) females £l,OOO per - weak. , tg, cn addition to various benevo• • .• . 0 .r.!...010tt0 both of old and new • • • it Clothing A r.C. 3 • 150 ditto. .... til.t : 4 31e Of Minor 70510 Quarts of nr allow 40,000 per week 210 ditto. .. • •ja of ad (mom three to four 15 ditto. •: : o r•i.tgs :en barrels) - 5 ditto. • . ton a-Celt) - CI ditto. .. Is t.9 , oibushtlei • - 75 ditto. ' t:r re ts 10 ditto. Present Weekly Fspendimre, .C 1,130 AL.'. le emote:or.. r•gret to nisi, that the continual increase ; 1 1 . %Gins , to stlerably augment this esrMus weekly the Funds; they therefore earnestly solicit those , e urelett :ergots who may have withheld their Subaniptioss .'.r the nll:tion that sufficitot Fonda are already collected, no * . 0 r opene their obi. re Ciennottee have also to acknowledge If/emotions foams Go- -Alton of 4)O0 Blankets. l(k)0 Paillasses, and sone Pole of . • and also from individuals large quantities of Mine and car-off Clothes, Wade pieces of Baize. Calico. Flan. :Jt. new Beene' Petticoats, blue Cloaks, and various Ar- keelticli hava been aFpr arrived wids great care, and proved • recital ssrv"cs; bur the District still rentaisis deplorably ' , situ of Ctiree timers-atieo. By Order of the Committee, ;.u.14.1111. SAMUEL WOODS, Secretary. ht Co:mince big to acknowledge a New Year's Gift frogs 1.;210 \fandswur rh, Ms. fen C4bro :•hitts rut Wo•do.y ell j .peekpetkoati. tens Mee Mamie! limier Petticoats. 3ro BesieGowin. 30) Shawls. stet Pair of Stockings. iOO Patr of Shoes. The above wure collet ed by a tottery of 140 Cards, upon ' •th of which was hoc' iheil five of out sort of the articles above ; m• t!, and each of the Ladies drawing the Cards engaged to It whatever mieht to log lot to rrocute. A 141te.lteeti iii`: from Wandsworth—a great number' ...rsic".es ter Finale Children. subecrijotons already advertised, £41,964 11 0 t At Alarm, Stone, and Co. Samuel Southall Pens. Esq. alto 10 - butt', Wandsworth- , Stone, Esq. 10 0 road .S9ll rienthat Atinitit.Osinend De Orty 0 ' King's Aeon. - I M/s. Ds Uffri 0 ' *hey, St. Peel l s,•hisel• • Servants of J. 11s4 Id. • .1. ion to £.5 alceady Afewusesisehe employ , subscribed • , 9 of Maws. Calibre PM - tG Latta, IParamisrag 0 At Hone, Barnett e and Co! 1101110inWess be Lurds of the 'fru. - 11. ' 0 10, say, by command of M. C. per Jasper Vasa. i hat Royal Helium deli, sta. iris. W. the Prince Regent, as • she foil et b p4yineni on At Maatennalla. • , arrow at cos Royal NichuLls Brown 1 0 Higheess's Don4ilon of Five Thousand At Barclay and Co.- . Pounds tt.oo 0 Miss Ward 1 0 lts. board, Syden. Sir F. Drake, per Mor- t e va 1 . 0 20 land and Cu. 5' 0 1 .004 Dee, 41 Sub- JW. 3 0 ; scripting, portion of ' Nir.Waille,BroceGrove, 'amend Rubber' • 1 1 . r.tenham 10 10 • rn Club, per Two Ladles in Bedford- Dd. anotion, Presi- shire, per T. U. 3 0 I de; from a Society . •f Gentlemen of the At Ransom and Co. permasilits, be- Wm. Wake, Esq. Port. ke ed. during one land Place 10 0 ; mouth, from every 'rimer of Rubber At Sir W. Curtis, Bart. at Co. :_,iris Secie 7 12 16 Marten Warr, Esq. 10 10 Mod, by Win. Han- Villagers of Aspgden, L 1 5s 6d r 0 ; Mr. Hicks, We'ls 3 3 Subscriptions are received as the Mansion House; at ..6).l's; by Simnel Home, jun-Esq. Treasurer; hy all the ...miter; and at all the bankers in London and W;ietaninster. N. B. It is requested that communiesvons addressed to this stredttee may be Salt to Satimel • Hoare, PD. Treestwer,i.coni- tolatreet ; or to Samuel Wood., Honorary Secretary, George. street. REY HAIR. lit early Life. which has always been coast lewd so great a drawback to personal appear- ;• et, is liktly in want to be scarcely seen, as r ATKINSON'S %%GE FABLE DYE P i nmedtat e l y chant it, first to a britwn and by a further pini on to a back, so yermenent s that nothing cats poi. jy remove the colour. sold price ss. LOs. id. and Wig nea,ly /amts Atkinson, Pei - femur, 100. 4S, Gerrard-street, 1 onion ; and by must Peri iinsers and Hatr.dressen. ...Alit above is sold, ' Al KINSON'S CURLING FLUID, .til known to oink of the Nei..*,:! ) • and Gentry for festering het si b. re it has fallen off illnets,perspiratlen, change (11 "t 0 . ice. &c. It able free it from %curt', rind snakes It t goal rrossy as ,ilk, and keeps it in c rl during exercise in walk,, p, &c. or in ,Mons weather, price gs. 61.1. a bottle. A i KiNsON'S hl Ilh 051 AL SOAP "Irrt , s Freckles, /lards:es-, Rednuss. &c. from the Skin, pre- "' "s arepteg and mak:s it insioelt, sort, and white, price I .•tr ii;;:ar e tor Wasting, al.,' in Movies Cakes price 9d. is. .111 each. he relowariee rot takit.g a quantity, or for ExportaVon. .----- • ---- Itt./MATIC SPI It I . of V INUGA it, (the mi. liAl liiventiun of Alr. IdE.NR', and brought . by hie ' Improvements to the highest pet fi.ttion) cpntinues to le.T.lre I ant ;Ad. by NistsalS. HENRY, Manulactitring C1ue- ....., 1! : I 'Veeable perfumed I.iqutir Which is composed of highly ‘'inegar, joined will. the most pleasant Arom.e'ice „ Antist.ptit.s, may be ke;:t .unimpaired in an y 304 for any length of time. Its pungent Odrnir adopt: telief in lead.acbs, Fannie" &c.; and renders l ea ' , lily grateful and refresh.og in crowded rooms , in places Publie „ retort. anti in the apartments of the sick. counter= lumen ion of Contagious D.seases. spurious and inferior preparanons are sold ;older the ..1.• utd sinelsr names, the public are requested to observe, as • 'PAY Rolf of its being genuine, that the nouns of Menus. litanaester, are engraved on the stamp. • ire Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar in bettles;.pries 2s. 9J. race, ':"!P included,ls sold wholesale and retail by ilayleysod Blew, ` 4 •Ptunstrett, (the only Agtnts io London authorised by the 40 ' Where nay be bad, Spiess boles of Gold, Silver, ` ."41 ,C 0 7602.1, &e. ilLtiair't CALCIUM3I itilalleaelO, Its bottles at 2s. id. with glass stopperft at 11. 6d. each; their Palm Wog Allltunfo. • • 2 0 This day was published, In One lorgs Volume, Sen prie s ts tin. in boards, A VIEW of the AGRICULTURAL, CO(. 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'1 he 1 HEOLOGICAL, BIBLICAL, and ECCLESIAS TICAL DICI 'UNARY ; sat viug as a general Note-hook to Pal•ates, Names, and Facts amnesia/ win, the Old and New T e sts:nein, and with Ecclesiasticai History ; and loriniug a spe cies of Cy thy:lt:ha of Rehirous Knowledge stud Opinion, Wanda& elsraugnout use the most approved Autiontoes. by John Robin. moo, D.D. Illustrated with Maps, price Ll tie. is board', sr 100. bound 104 lettered. Tile Chance •of the EIGHT First-drawn Priers, marl die Holders of which, 3,700 Guipeas will be distributed, as follow s st Drawn Prize will Mir IVO 1,000 Guineas, In addition, :-1 and ad ditto ditto 300 Guineas sack, is addition. 4th and sth ditto ditto 400 Goiania eaeb,ln addition. sth, 7th SC sib do. ditto SLO Gaines' earl►, in addition. Besides width, the FOUR GRAND CAPITALS of 50,000 Guineas, and 5,000 Gullies% may be all Drawn the Mt Day,'" they &ream Feed, but all vs Floating In die Wheal I and the First 500 Blanks being entitled to SS Guineas smelt, will afford many, *bore Numbers may be drawn early, on opportunity of renewing their Chance, without additional trapense. An early purchase is therefore recormuended at either of witnirs FORTUNATE OFFICES , 9, CO itt4 HI LI, of I?, LUEIOATA-S SEET, Where No. 395, the law Money Prise of AN 1,000 ever drawn , was Sold In Shares; and where In the last Eighteen Mouths , Three Prises of X 30,030, Two Prises of £llO,OOO, one Me of sei9iKl l 4*.e. have been Shand, field, awl Paid on Liman& LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, Presidio. Sue a so sr—M r. Warm. Mereker Odle level Wisp. Louden. Govaaeoes—Earl of Egreraset e Earl of Wake. Hee. Colossi J. Barry,M.P. Joke Lama . M.P. HE Royal and Noble Patrons of the above IN. T s ri rU 110 N, kw the essiminTrestassetetVENEßEAL CoMPLAINTs, sod dm& assegiiessi, harder to Insure the beneath the bevereadled trove k. sobered Mr. Kier nan as itenergeoe,("edliN I_lo on gselleo!tbe Royal College) tem. bUing tilveciidladiletiraweriew to Men driaeea Mr. Klemm' conceives Ica part ef big Aida dor cal abatis the' public, by pointing so the List. of the Royal Celle^ paltilied in February, 1516, as the only guide , and that no assertits of persons assuming such c hills, and publicly adverdslng without be•ng sanctioned by this list, are to be credited. The an • oust reports of the Lock idispenary will prove that some of the mint dangerous cases of Strictures, ty, and other supposed incurable affections of the Generative Organ have been here ra. &rally kid successfully treated. Mr. Kiernan may be consulted u usual, by both Sexes, at his House, 51, Lower Charlotte -street, Dedturd•equare where let. ten from Town and Country are to be addressed, and the newt. sary advice and mulleins will be given, or unto, any part of the United Kingdom. Just publi.bed, peke 4s. Id Edition, Practical Observations on the above Diseases, by F. Kleiman. and may be bad at No. *74, Flan-street, No. 20, Paternoster-row, and so. 10, Crum-coon, Soho. L TtiIES S RS. GOSS and CO. IhteMbgra of the Royal College of Surgeets In Lando, have oblately devoted their attention for these last 17 years to the study of those diger ders which so frequently embitter, and too often prevent, that in estimable blessing, instrintonisl felicity. The numerous anti. cations they have hitherto received from persona of the het dis tinction, and the uniform success attending their superior mode ut treatment lii such complaints, induces them thus publicly to offer their assistance. la all cases of Uelvilky or Deficiency, whs. thee resulthig from the too frequency of inuiltiptiog in the Os tler of fashionalik life, the uolioseded indolgeoce of libertinism , or a secret solitary ha bit, which weakens the energy of Use mind, and destroys the flower of youth, by producing sterility in the uoe sea, and impotence in the other. they offer a sate and permanent cure. To those who, front each complaints.are prevented mitering tutu the married Nate. and ashamed to seek relief bread ever their itliiriteties ii silence, it must be consokne to know, how ever d.ificult or ine ff ectual the cure may be deemed by other 2:acitioners, that by a renovating and infaldble method they may be restored to a sound sod vigorous conahation. A certain disorder, frequently son craved in a moment of indascretioo, and every "pair' of Venereal infection, by a mild and sever-failing mode of treatment, is speedily and radically removed, widower restraint in diet or exercise s as also Strictures edit Urethra and Glans. whkh they are enabled to core in a short period, without recourse to the pelnifeldangerous effects ti the Caustic; references of witich can be given to several Noblemen sod Gentlemen of high respectability, who have been cured in a very short period, aftei haviog labubred under strictures for missiles's. To married Females, whose expectations of those tender pledges of connubial happiness have been defeated, it may also be a plza.ing reflection to know, that by a proper perseverance in their remedies, the general health is renovated, and the impel. menu removed. Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cure of best particular complaints, in wale that they may not be marked by a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attached is the iguorant erupts lc, think it but justice to themselves to stato, l that they have been properly educated and Initiated into every brunch of the prokssian t certificates of which, front various boss finals, arid testimonial' from the highest professional authorities, they have to convince any inquirer). That a resititnee so the warmer hernii-lirre of our eastern world, as well as ill other pacts, , t rebottle:is the o to as that their researclie having been coo. fined to disease. tlreidy enumerated, they hold snit a certainty tiff renoeetion to such as may labour under the debibtaung effects of a life passed-under the torrid zone. And farther, that having had opportuukies, in their professioital cape* city, of forming an intimate acquaintance with the con. .titutional habits of seafaring persona, they offer to thaw, the beet assorancee of immediate relief; that the success resulting troin their endeavours lint induced them to quit the previa , a• the general Practitioner and dial presume that their preten‘ione eismitute a faii grou nd' for the unprecedented - confidence with' which they have, by the Public, been to liberally honoured. To be COMutted at their house daily (personally. or by letter.) by Parvenu or either sex, with seem), delicacy, and attentiilik Patients in tape watery are requested to slate the partials,. of their case age, acd manner of &lig, eacio.tnsa resilltoms for adviee mid medicines. and the remedise Ida be ghat es toe warded to any part o f kiNgdati. • WM and Co. Surgeons, LA, lioarsriwetreet,Plest-itreate ROYAL AcAnEmn Thursday evening, Mr. Fusco delivered an intro.. ductory discourse to his course of Lectures upon Painting ; the following is the substance That process which distinguished the restoration of the Ails among the Greeks, distinguished it among the Italiens. It was the process of clature. Religion established die Arts among the &talents ; Reli gion and Commerce the Moderns were indebted for them; Religion gave them nobleness and sublimity of style. Poetry had, in all ages, arrived at its sue - mit of perfectisn, but Painting attained excellence only at particular and few periods. It was to Scalp tare we principally owe the restored n of this art, let it was by imitating the as refuves of the Antienta is farmed the conception. Commencing with Leonardo da Vinci, as the first artist that lived of considerable reputation, Mr. Fuseli remarked, that his universality of style, the striking character of his pictures, were proves bial ; though be was lull of energy, he had not power to follow that grace which 1w courted s his pictures abounded with character.....eheracter was his grand study; the form and besides of his figures might be referred wetter(' nom of which be was the supposed Giber. With respect to Michael Angelo, the principles, the stamina of his works, were the stamina of Nature; .he had united magnificence of style and perspicuity of form; his works were universally grand, his ilea' wise and sublime; hiss figures were without exception be. ynnd the human species; it was he alone that had ex emplified in his works a true conception of the beam ideal. His subjects were su daring that they seemed the productions of youthful inebriety, yet the ine. briety of a superior and wonderful mind; lie burst upon the world like an ()lie:fed sun ; pro. orrery rocked him in the cradle; character ennobled his limbs; he knew that such a hand, such a foot, was characteristic that belonged to such a body; thus through the individual pails of his figures was a per fect modem and agreement. Character wit also the grandobjeet of Michael Angelo, it reigned throughout his works ; his strokes, and even the marks of his pen were powerfully characteristic. If Angelo made the 'figures of his gods too stern, those of Raphael are by far too affable. With respect to the Litter's concep tion of ideal female beauty, we are told he implicitly folloWed a model he had formed in his own mind, rather than an exaggeration of those of Michael Angelo. The various Madonna ise has painted—Mary Magdalene even to the hands, feet, and extremities, perfectly possesses the true character of a women in love. Angelo produced figures of a generic rage— Raphael formed beings strongly expressive of human wants. Titian, in his pictures of Cain and Abel, Abraham and Isaac, David and Go 'WI, by his daring fortsbort enings, and by his beauti4il unison of colour, had shewn that he possessed tvzry thing that was neces sary to form a good painter ; his other pictures were in no respect equal to these; throughout his Aggro; there was more elasticity than muscle. Soft transi lions from the convex to the concave, were the style of Correggio.—C•alegio did not possess a true idea of the sublime; twr the beauties of his works he was beholden to c!•iaru-scuro, which he had often made serviceable even in concealing bad drawing. Angelo lived to see the style he bad given birth to, propagated by the. Venetian anti Tuscan Schools. Parmagmio contrasted his style betwecen the character of Angelo and the grace ri Corregio : however, I e often c trried the contrast to the boundaries of ridicule. Lewis Carracci and his cousins, towards the decline of the arts is the 16th century, attempted to (Nubia the various styles of the most' celebrated artists. To refer to the sister art for the results to be expected ;Torn such a union,, we might consider a production, composed of the works of Shakespeare, Addison, Con ureve, and many others, jrunbled nether by Nicho las Rowe; what good effort could he expected to be produced from such A mixture of causes ? With re spect to the merits of Car a cci, be was the ;motor of that solemn hue so often recornmenc'ed, ..nJ so wel dapted to accompany the historic style. His pupils were inferior to h. rn ; and froM this artist pain ill con.' Hatted to decline till it again dwindled into obscurity.