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~.areu.~,r~r.~e!h!r 1 G 7111, Atcoutqr. or TI:1: E.SI'.I.E.CIESII&IENT OF TIMOtAL ACAMMY 01/ ST. nitnl.NA ND. (Cantilierd firm „hi .I%itee'qf FridLy.,l . , In 1750 the endowment Of the . A.Caderny was augmented, and Students were pensioned and sent to Rome..,Ju 173 t the Statutes Were confirmed ;. and on Atiril 12, 175 , 2, the Royal TAlandate,..was is sued for the incorporation' of the 2\eademy,...by the title of St. Ferdinand; and Under. the patronage of His Majesty, who at - the saine time named she Go- . .vernors and Instrafturs. HiS E:.(-Aleney D. Joseph Carvajal anclLancaSter Was appointed rreSident,,and . . Olivieri took his place among the - DireaorS in Sculp-' Atte. The number ..of the menibers was .con sisting of a President, Yiee President, Counsellors, and Honorary AeadeMicians, Direaors . and 'De puty Diree:tors of the respeAixe sehOols; and a Seen-tary. The opening of the Aeadeniy was celebrated with great splendour on the 13th of June of the same year, in the house of Panaderia.. The Assembly was composed of persons of distinguished eminence, and An oration was delitered by the Vice, President : sonic of the pupils then 'drew and modelled in the 'midst of the Assembly, a band of music playing ; -and the whole concluded .with refreshments. From. this period, the number of the students in creased; and the zeal and attention of - the masters were redoubled— As an incentive to the students, . the King ordered a distribution of 1 R premiums, viz. nine gold and nine silver, medals, bearing oti the face the effigy of St.' Ferdinand, and on the reverse the device of the Academy, engraved by D. Thomas Prieto: He likewise 'commanded that, subjeas being first proposed' in each art and doss, all the Professors in the Kingdoin should, be invited to competition by Public Edi& ; as was accordingly done', and is continued to this day. . ' • . Nothing was omitted that could, give solemnity and importance to the first distribution of the prizes, It was celebrated Dec. 23, 1753, iu a lower roOni of . the Palacio Nuevo, decorated With the Works of the candidateS, D. Carvajal' presiding at the Meeting, which was not only numerous, but consisted of per sons of the first distinainn of the Court. The distribution of the premiums 'of the ensuing year was in the Theatie cif the Seminary. of the No bles, and D. Richard Wail, Secretary 'of State, 'ap peared as - President in the room of D. Carvajal, de ' ceased. On this occasion the Academy, to deMon- Strate its gratitude to the Royal Founder, and to the Minister who had been its first Pre,ddent, exhibited a , bust Of His Majesty, by OliVieri ; a marble medal- . lion of Carvajal, by the same artist, and a portrait of him painted by D. Andres De hi Calleja ; and like Wise ordered a portrait of ilis Majesty to ,be painted by D. AntenitrGonzalez Ruiz. "The Academic Body not at that time possessing Apartments, sufficiently spacious, or adapted to the • .celebration of its public meetings, the ad and 4th distribution Of the prizes took place in the COnsisto rial Houses of the city, on San. 25, 1750, and on March 6, 1.757 The King, desirous of the final completion and stability of the Institution:confirm ed its Statutes on the 30th of May, a :day conse crated to the Saint whose name he bore, and distin-, kuished with public rejoicings at Court. The Sta tutes were published in the A.cademy O&ober t 5, and on December 23d in the Council, whence they were sent,' with due mstrdetiOns for their observ ance, to the Principal Tribunals, Courts of Chancery and Judicature, throughout the kingdom.. In thee Statutes notice was given, that the ge neint competition for 'the prat - Intro - 8 was appointed to' be once irl three years ; and, consequently the .sth distribution was not made till the year 170, when, the principal apartment of the Panaderia being en larged, the , elcbration took place on the 2P:!1 Au gust. These triennial inn6ttons were continued suc cessively in the same place till the year 1772, when after the celebration of the 9th distribution, it was proposed to remove the Academy to.the house it now occupies: On account of the various prepara tionaregnisite for so extensive an Establishment, and the attention necessary to these operations, no palmitin.; were distributed in 1775. The triennial distribution, however, was resum ed. 1778, and has been continued regularly, the loth having been cele breed in 1802. • The Academy was, from its commencement, sen stbleof the necessity of sending sortie of its pupils to Rol - ne t to study the three noble Arts among' the cele brated Monuments possessed by that city, and, haV ing obtained the Itoyal approbation, in the yem. t 74 8 sent six students (two in each branch of Art), with 'an annual pension of WO teals each and, D. Frnit cisco Preciado De la :Vega, who resided -at watt appointed their Director, - with a pension of 000 reals, which- salaries' . were to be colitintiod for tqx • 'years. Some interruption ensued itt thi,: pl:in ; hut • it was . reneived in Septembor, i 77 u , _by CI who ordered a competition for these pettiion4 to be announced,, with this previous condition, that the cornpetitors. wee to execut. their probationory works within 'l.l . te Acadeiny, and- . shou:d have no , 'power of admitting any one to correa or assi,t them; 'which regulation azi.r:Avdiogly took place. On a proposal vt-..i(le. by Olivieri, His Majesty likewise appoiniA pensions for the maintenance of ten Poet - and indust'.ions of the Acaderny:(ty,:o in each profes..sigrt, ir!,Pluding copper-plate pngraving and medals), daring their studios under the five Masters and Direaori in Madrid ; rd in Sept. /f, 9, 1507 reals ;per. annutn were assigned to each student for the term of four years. From an expe r'mnce of tee l ye:ars, it appeared more advantageous to convert: these perAlons, into monthly gratuities, *t; t atom tits deserving pupils oi the A t .cademy ; whieliregUlation was approved by the King in 1766. Some time afterwapis these gratuities were conferred ' every three months; in 1777 agaht heottia on mthly, and were at length abolished. • 'f'he Study . of PerspetStiVe, with the regular 'ap pointment of a Director, Commenced Wolter t, 7766. In February 1788, the firit Lectures were read in Anatomy„ at Science no k., 39t. i mportant to Painting and Seulptv:rc ; b , l Of Still greater and mere general interest Via (he Study of the Mathematio, in department p.Vo Dkreetors NlTre nonji li mm , and the first Course was read on 06tober 2,, of the same ye a r. Thu Schools tor t: Studi es t, e i n3 ., arranged, ,the At . !atiemy directd its "t . .4 - .ltion to thu provioing . proper objects of inuitatam f ur tlitt,stu. tr4T,J.Ar; Au G. 31. Tii}:-.Members of the Siock Exchange have una, ttimously resolved, not to or receive , in any of their sto:it transaCtiOns Notes of any Country Banker, or Post-bill whatever, in future. lAA Sttwiny night two Soldiers of the 4/th . Re giment, quartered.at Kilkenny,; were attacked near the River by some savage villains, who beat them so cruelly that one is since dead. On TlV:iday night Week the malt-house'of Mr. John Clanchy, in the town of Charleville, county of Cork, and contiguous to'hiS extensive breWery, '",was discovered to be on fire : it, was first perceived near the kiln,' and raged most violently for several hotas, notwithstandin! , s ) every assistance was afforded by the Military a r id town's peeple.. The detachment of the'97th, or Queen'griCiertnan 'Regiment, ittime-•• diately beat to arms, and proVidenttallY prevented tn:: Lames front ektending to ether buildings Adja cent. The malt-house Was; 'however, entirely con sini:ed, with a quantity of corn, to a considerable amount. This event occurred entirely by accident. 'Cone id the soldiers, '‘rho 'had been particularly tonbrtunatclyperished in the flames, and the area of a"cartnan Was Ivaco. SPORTING INTE LIGE.NCE.. EC;I4ANI ItACES. tvEostsnAy, The Maitna Chart' S Lakes. of • II fry Guiaag r j yr 01t1 colt; to cry fist. 511).,; fillies Bst. 21b. • The New Mi e - Mr. ladbroke's b. c. by Young Woodpecker 111 r. liorth's br. c. Artichoke, by Don Quixote - dr. dr.: 1 oat Egicmont's h. C. by Gonanna Woodpe4.3t.vr waiked over. • , A SAuclibialtes atp 10. each, for Al l ages. ,Two yr olds to carry a leather; 3 yr oldi, fist. 711). ; 4 yr olds, Bst. tt,lh, f yr olds, gst. ;6 yr okis, 9sc. 71b. ; and aged, 9st. toil). Waidell's Gratitude s Lind batty more's b. t. Houghton' Loss . s At r.. ior's ch. c. by Spear, Out of Lilly . • 3 Mr. Forth's hr. c.. Ann:fluke, by Dun Quixote 4 Evvn hetting the field against Gr a titude. ; 3 to 2 against Rouglitoo 'Liss; S and to tot against th two other. A good race between the. favourites. " Laclit,i' Plate of Sol. Inr j and 4 yr olds. —3 yr olds to carry 7st. 31b. and 4 yr olds, 85t. ,11). Mares and Geld ings to he allowed lint best or three two mile heats. Mr. Yenwit.k.'s b. g. Entnich, 4 yts old . t .1% Jr. 1 rogley's (). t. by, a , 41 b t Cygirzt, 3 yrs old - 6 2 Barry inore's h c. Nierryrwo. 4 y 1.3 old 2 3 DoLker , y's a. f. Prithrose e 'yrs . old 4 4 Lord Egremont's ch. c. Cero.: . ,.u.s, 3 yrs old 3.dis Mr. Lake's b. TH. Virtuoso, 3 yrs olci . sdr Before start , 7to 4 the field against Merryman, the favou rite alid 4 rf , hunucli. After the first heat, 3 to 2,011 the fiord, nod 3to t ar..,,tiwt Merryman Won easy. Lord BtriltYrOlLE ;felt a great disappointment at ,Iferryrnwi lesing the first heat. lie had given the Jockey orders to folkot, instead of whichlte made play, and 'the horse became exhausted,"vnt • h his enormous extra . . gham Races were attended by most of the. first rnte froth town, and a boxing Match took plaee, alter the Races were over on Tuesday, between Levi., a filiting JeW, from. town, and a luau from.. Maidenhead, of the name of Pope. The contest lasted three ~quarters of an hour, and it was lnaintOicd orilioth sides, but the countryman was tiltirnitely obliged to yield to the superior skill of his opponent A second fight, as usual;' was on the eve of taking , between the noted2GuEey and Creoge Morgan, to use the phrase; Windsor 114 Ce George was willing to displau his manhood, and he would fight none but a, London Bruizer.7— Palley was compelled to give him a Mite, and in one tough he gave him two blows whi6h satisfied him. Mr. M ter has purchased 4'iovely,' by .54/4ttle, o t f Mr. W. VLETCIIV,Ii, of Boroughbridge, for rJorio gnineas.-4 - 16 arenrcd at Dringhonses yesterciay se'n- Nen. on his way to l'ontefraa and Doncaster, where 1.4 , = in the first favonrite. oa l . l ,londar se'nnight the Annual Meeting of the Woodnien of Arden commenced, at the YorNt Hall, 013 Meriden Beath. The golckn medal was won by, .the Rev. S. DE otti and the silver medal 4y J. Tioui.T. Tag, Esq. On Wednesday eleven Woodmen shot for the silver arrow, at nine score yards,- which was won by Ttiommi Pktment, Esq. And on Friday the silver bugle was shot for, at twelve score yards, and., won by Tttosts I?,,lATittinsToNe, Esq. The _ forturra 1 Arty fOr the golden ,arrow, and gold bugle,_ was Miss M.00.11Z, Rimer 10 Mrs. liout.Tnae, Sprirtg-kld. On acconnt of the melancholy event of.the death of the Duke of Gr,ouceSTEß, th usual I . , c ,olvit,;•,ps on the occasion were:fade ; and there' were'no Balls at the l'otest Hall on any of the (lays of =cling,. Saturdnylasl,,as Mr. Min', the Member, was proce(!xling in his carriage to dinner in the neigh . - bourhdod of Poole, the horses taking fright ran awainit the Bridge', at the entranced Christ Church : , from his box, the the cuicnotan being thrown moatsoff full speed, when Mr. DWI" j u mped , out, and, We ?l'e concerned to state, broke his .coliveyed to' the nearest house, trod medical aisistance being at hand, the fraanied limb was mediatQly sct, tar be is doing as well as the nature of the caie adoiits of. There are four or five fellows ..'he have the ap peitrance of decent housekeepers, who frequent St. Park every morning. Tilelibbk:.6l is. when they see any pertlon from the cnum or servant out of place,' on,any of the benches, for oat, nr two of theta to sit beside him, and Commence a conversation. y If it appears, that ,the person whoin they adthessowant a situation, they enlarge o' the mis'fbrtune of being oat of place for any lefigf . -1 of time in this town, and recommend the parties tct one of their confederates, by whom they say 4 rattion of their's has been capitally provided for, merely an advancing him a tulle. This scheme generally suc ceeds the poor iellow gives probably every shil liwt he hay to obtain' a situatlon. He gets a fah , e aLidre,s and a letter 'of mcommendatiorr to his , up.- po.icc . ne w master, and the swindle rs d i vide booty, and leave the sufferer to lament his credulity. Their depredation* on servant girls,out of place atie said, to be enormous. On Tuesday seinnight an inquest was Esholt, hear Leeds, on the body of Wm. D2wso.n, garne7heeper, apd 75, who, in returning home the preceding Saturday evening, fell over the battlecients of a 91111 di bridge, und-was killed on the spot. Ver. 1116t----Accidenial death. - . • , LONDON . L rilittgi by U.l CU AU p HA 111 S, of No. 4, tylartlett.court, 1;1,w -street At the WO Frzcs, No.' 11 : , Strand where ertismienu ordi,rl;ol • - , ••• : . " • • • dents, On account .of the lad state., and. in ' r , It lo Tisvghter, style of the Exernplara: in- Drawsng - . a=fea - t , Y I j ; 1 1 th e ' At 41 4 " 4,, a Charles Prier, Academy, ,many new. ones. w(a - o.madi,..: .4,44. pip it ,„..o o7 ,opge..eff; ream's, and a colleition. Drawings purchised vhich had ,formerly belonged to D. Andres Proca- Tcs ill ter:tv tite , eini, Painter in OrditOry (Plater .4, m rtV to Philip y:; consisting. 4 .HeAdo, ; :and Acakmy, pres, froni the hand of.:Ca'rlo Maratti. and .bis 1.1e5t.4 scholars. ,:Others were added by D. , and i;ariouS Professors; and lastly', F„eventY *by D. Josef Camaron ,and D. .Agustin ,Liteee, tm, (kr the diredioif of Don. Francisco 114ye,.t, wh9 - also contributed twelve heads of the size of jj.f4, which he had drawn as Studies for hiS Works in. the Cloister of the Cathedml.of 'rim c,,t, which had been in the Academy ever since its first establishment had been-made fromthe, Statues and lleads brought from Italy by D. Diego Velasquez, by order Of. Philip IN. and bad mostly been restoied in the piincipal parts by D. Juan Pas gnal be Mena : but, witiviut wronging the Memory Or derogatinir from the ability of so respectable Professor,' Sese-were by no means either fit or ade-' quate to satisfy, the ideils: of an Academy which aspired to 'be 'a model to others. Fortunately,. , Charles presented the Academy with various Casts froni the Antique, brought, by his onlers, froth Herculaneum, and ceded to it the colle+".tioii of Statues, Heads, and, other Casts of Greek and Roman WOrks; which belonged to D. Antonio Mengs,' in Madrid, and had been offered by him .to His Majesty. AfterWardi, on the' decease of D. Philip Do Castro, in 'ltaly,, the Ae,:demy' ac quired a part of those which were in his Study. But,' what served to enrich its.Collthion in a degree that perhaps will hardly:' be equalled by any other . Aca-, demy in Europe, was the ,remittance from Roine ) hi 1778 and 1779, of seventy-six large cases, con taining the valuable and chOice collection formed by Mengs for his Study; during the course of many years, froM among the rarest specimens Of aneie:it art in Italy. To these our present Sovereign added fifty-six Casts from the best antique Statues and Busts in the colle6tion of Queen ChriStina, now in . the Palace of St. thlefonso, The Study of Drapery was next appointed, the Lay-man being ordered to be placed!'in the PlaSter room, and 'one week in each month assigned for studying from it. ;Nothing now remaining to be setC.:l but the 4tudy of - the Living Model, two were chosen from ;among twenty-six of the best . 1 proportiOned YOuths - that could - be found; - and these, added to the one already in the Academy,' Completed the three requisite classes in this School,;" one of. the Models being regularly set every day, and, in the last week 'of each month, the three placed in a group, for the study of the Pupili most advanced in their art. „ , ~ . •,• . , , „ .. - , ... . - 13 /z. i., • , • tateli Sit .!Imili!s- ie.l4A -iiiiajsii, il,inkir, late Colonel in the , Ariiijt t 711; 84th Regintairwith Sir lige•Coore.; during his biilliant lie'''kt . ti 61. i; vivor o t t h e Officers w.. 0 :;ef vtli in - ..eticcetok iii t , :ic u , :vcrt yels war iyin,EN. -- 04 ..atitrOk7 Morning. la,t, Miss Lotiir,a- Verigal, Wed ..daugitier ( L )Fltfi:'H . Perla, of N'wit.gton.place, Staley. • TOOkagic..l.dariklu, :at Sitimonih Dr. Currie. „ l'atetY, at Bray, near On hint; NirS, Ormsby, Lady of tilt .-.1”. Joules Wilmot Ormsby, and okly daughter of Sir Hugh -Dillon .Nlasisi, Ilan. • ' • ~ . Ott SOINDIy the }it inst , at the Rettory-nouse, at /,'' d; nage, Bucks, the Bev. Cliarles William 0,(1'1; lelat her to the late Gene-rat Ton 3 n, a nd had been Rater of ,Itadtiage t hirty-seven a ea's. • . 'rhos:imp night; at her house at East Burnham, in 11ie 6 5t h year rt hi.•:r ate, after a -4angering Illness, Mrs. Steccosoi relid of the late Henry StephenSonl Esq•and mother t o tI4 • Ciutnit'ss ritMexborough. .. ~ , f • Or Monday last, hohat'Dyneley., Esti, at bis hOus. 4 Mottin&harn, in,Kcpt.... , .D u bl in, A t r. ~. LAtely, in Grafton-itreet, ltar...eorge GraYtioni 1:1-iby years an eminent Watchmaker. - __:..........n••••••••••••.rr.•*0••• ...v.......................'''"''. 01.:,5T0CA.... . yacrego.vr. Bank Stt)A:, shot • . .\:avY ; pct . 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" ' 'We winch ii t fe.t, , 10 WU all others are counterfeit, Finally, a Public Library was opened in the decoy, for the Proti::isors and the LA ers of the Arts; on January 14, 1794. • ' TQ collinued.) MarvJackson,-charged with murder of Ann Smith, in Manchester, .L; acquitt.ed, retnaiided • for trial at the next Assizes for bu - -:ghzry. On Thursday a woman was fountt dead in, the wood, close by the road side, , near the Falstaa, about tw o . miles from Strooct ; it appe.a.rti the poor creature had been very badly treated, and murdered. • • At- a Special, Session of the Magistrates, at Gates head; on Saturday se'imight„Anthony,, Boggin, of the Windmill-Hills, near that place, ni,Jlcr, - -iva , ; convided under the Tyne Bridge Mt, in three se veral penalties of los..each, , besidestho costs of con .viaion, for suffering his mastiff dog to go untin37- zled.on the public road within the' Parish. ...A:ltd.tit the Session preceding, Walker, vt Gate - head aforesaid, mason, was tined ,10s. for the like .otThuce. Mr. Boggia likewise paid the surgeon's bill foe attendance on a.yonng, woman, whose arm,. while she was 'passing along the road, had been se verely lacerated by the bite of. his dog on one of the days of his being. at large. . Since Friday last the rorid between Chatham and Deal has been daily covered with the different divi ,sions of the Guards, on their routes to and from those Places. On Friday and Saturday the two battalions of the,Coldstream Briple commenced their march froM ChMham, halted, on, the nights of .those days Ospringe and Faversham, and on the succeeding' 'mornings continued their route through Canterbury Deal.----On the s3111K: days the First and Third, Battalions of the First. triple also marched from Deal, halted at Canterbnry, and reached Chatham on the . tiAlowing days. The objea of these sudden movements, in the hest instance, was in order that the First ,Brigade, of which the late Dultz of GLoncEs-rpnt was. Colonel, might attend his Royal liighness's interment ; butAn consequence of the la I e a rrintenief4s fOr that purpose, the farther march of tly,‘. Brig-ide ha.; been countermanded, and it is to remain at. Ch.;t:ia,u, a change of quarters which it : was intended should shortly take. place, but not precisely at the .present period: . At tee -pair, on Saturday week, there was - a very* good show of horses of the, - cart and good ones:. fetched high prices; other horses we,:e few in num . -. leer, and mostly of an indifferent kind. At Carlisle Fair, an Monday sennight, sr more nu - -. merous show of black cattle was 'Scarcely ever seen ; they met With a very dull Sale. But horseS sold ,very . 0 -,74,- X X THEN. Pri-ifssiotial l‘fett Of lAtiC4t-147,iteto / 031 s,' .01.'. V V Resrvilaibility cipvtate l'com Atte gc:;.•,,,, o t eal( the Seledicni 01 a peculiar bratiat, the s an' 1, r. ,. , 00 tinued successis the bcit A:du:quit ot stiPor l ' i o rl t i t s eltaJit,of. Etght ycari have I devoted ttlyitradic° t .i l ital r ' 51.1 1 PO treatMern. ~ ,, t . 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SHAKSPLALIT., in his Invitation to Love, observes, " The bireis channt, melody an . every bush, " grven lo_tves qui with the enoling wind, " And make a sii.p tow on the gtounti.7 11a lady- fashion wishes to, form an elegant party at her villa, she will hold out the, amusement of Donkey riding ; hz - n: wllon the goddess, Fortune; to draw the whale Country, as it were, into the focus of her favour, Ow never fails tolefrea her nim, by di: ributing Tickets 'tad Spares in a Lottery like tiaat which draws this manth, in which even Elanka are :3 ptMitiVr ....,~'- . . I' hittk4sl : .bi W A Ir; eft Sca tr s, of South Molt t t 11: Pajkr, tho tr .st reet, Gfp 5 V . A.1 1 of. stita Past be atidrs-5( I(