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NAPOLEON, with Prefatory Address tl Lord Byron on the ileriewer of this w o o ; in the Quarterly Review, tiy 1 - 1011.110 LISE, of Tii niq College, e.thOrid , , ,, r, A.M. anti PALS ROYAL ACADEMY. We resume our notice of the Lectures of the Professor of Architecture, I‘lr. SOANg. He 'be gait last night with an accurate and detailed de scription of , SCVerid of the orders of Architecture, as laid down by VITRUVIUS, and particularly ad verted. to the component parts of the Tuscan Or der, which he illustrated by a reference to the Ar chitecture of :Ist. Paul's Church, Covent-Garden, and other edifiers. lie particularly described the Arch of Titus at Rome, and 'explained the eircum stanc'e which led to its erection ; namely, the vi sit of Tiros to Jerusalem, and'his destruction of the Temple of Solomon. The opportunities of this visit were preserved, and a new Order, called the Composite, or Roman, was brought. back, and generally adopted in p'ublic edifices, as em bodying the bertuties..of the old Orders ; whereas, in tact, it departed frortr them, and, like others, Only deviated from the capital of the Corinthian Ofder by ,the clumsiness of its pates. 'The. Pro fessor, with great. force, reviewed the modern Orders,of . Aiel4itecture ; and with a tree arid bold judgment touched upon the gniss and glaring im perfections. of the fashions of sire day.. lie wa. , paiticularly severe upon the visionary taste and style which predominated in the reign of ,Louts NI V. 'and which, as he obst.rved. was not con tined to'France. lie also reviewcdthe systems of M r . A DAms awl Monsieur .LA ROC u, and treated with an indulgent hand the errors %% hid, were intermixed with 'notch infOrmation. Air. SoANH paid little deference to the'French ant!u r who conceiveli he hail made a discovery by cap ping a column ;with the figure of the ostrich' fea ther . 1 4:aitted bflbe Prince of Wat.Es at the batik of Cresiy, and which the author conctived•wits unique cliscnvery, the proportional Witty of which the ancients had failed to discover. The French author conceived his discovery new in all its plot's, and entirely'unkubwn to the ancients. This'af fectation o f t he modern artist, over the ancient, Mr. StwAsE ehiquently exposed, by applying it to the, poetical lativage of our great Diamatist, that before such pretensions were started, the' caudi 'date should tie able— ,..To gild refined gold, to paint the lily, • Throve perfume on the violet.". • The Li'arued Liecturertheu entered into an ela borate description of the Greek style of architve titre and described the Greek . Temples at. Me mphis, Palinyra,.llalleee, and 'other places. lie ex plained the classification of the arrangement ioa(!e .11 the ancients roe placing the Slat,lie . 3 of Jupiter, Juno, Mercury, Bucchus,, feaus, &c. which. were placed according to the distinct character.of each. The same classic , turn of arrangenientr was ob. servable in the whole style of the architecture of the ancients, whether public or private. In fact, this system constituted-what !night be . called the costume of painting. The Professor strongly cuodemed the strange admixture that prevailed in the works of modern architects of eminent talent, for:instance, the 'Venetian screens that were in troduced in the c.lot - hicCathedrals or INIGO loses and 6ir CnatsToenEß WeeN, all admi.x"ture that was more discordant than the Roman and Grecian architecture in the Pictures of CLA&De ailtl NUS slit', for there picturesque effect was - sotnetinir's produced, 'Whith redeemed the error. He a d- - verted, as happy specimens Of the 'historic style in painting, ,to the celebrated production : of Re. gulus, by Mr. Presideot %Vital': in which. the architecture of the scenery, and admit irible group log of the subject, conveyed a hilt idea of the Scene which it was the object of 11te Artist to-re present. The Lealled Professor concluded by giving an elaborate and technical description of the different - Orders of Architecture to which his --•-- discourse applied, and 1)y . illustrating; them by an exhibition of a tnittiber of clay high: IY-fiiii hell at chit ect oral drawings. t We. Cannot but recur to the scientific, elegant, and eloquent etilogium, that Mr. 60 1 , / ,,ta pro . nounced - on Tim PANTlicon Itome, which l ie denominated." the wonder of the .Pagan trot Id," reminding us of the beautiful and emphatic tri bute of AK ENsitiE, which may well be opposed to the churlish spleen of SMoI.LILT, wise declared it to he " huge CoelcAlt:"— , 6 , Marti how the dreaci PANTUEON stands, Anthi the Doter: of tuoLivro Avoid the iqs of idle state, • flow siolplyi• how sevetey great." The Learned 1 1 °lessor delivered this lecture, enlivened.autl• diversified by classical quotations, with some Truitt out..revery(' SHAKAISPEAUR I With lire 4)11 WhiCh' %toned to ICStlit from con 'scions tr tit and rectitude. lie received warm ap plause from a Hurnerolgs auditoiy. sou,CH AMERICA. [PROM A C9llltl7.tiliONl)ENtj A late Letter front St. Thomas's, ditted Ja. hhary, stat:e9,— . . . . The lvhole Province of 'Venezuela Await) change its Masters, which has created a very alarming sensation thrOughoutthe English and' American merchants at Ports Cabello and Laguira, as neither party, It seems, is disposed to consider individual merchants as neutratin their • % quarrel ; and, consecpietitly,their propery is in fi state of great haiard on a change taking place; which they daily _expect. The same jealousy, which makes - the Dons consider all English anti American merchanis as enemies, who do not lend their aid, unequivocally, to their cause, makeS 1 s r, he " Patriot party" view all wbo•liave not aided them; in. the same light, and thus there is ni) se— curity either for their persons or tEropertyi doubt, our Government will soon remedy this evil, but, in the mean time, individnals 1111191 i incot -;: • great risks and considerable loss: The abomi nable jealousy of the Spanish Government seems to deny legitimate trade 'that countenance anti proteCtion which it enjoys in all other countries; where the f,ohjects of each civilised nation find slkeittr and security from injustice, injury, extor- ion s or personal risk, iintler the wing of a Consni Minis7er. 2d, " In the Spanish •Provinces no trade is sl owed 'to flourish, but that which ii ten - net-1 forced-trade," alias Smuggling, tOlich is not sirni. Lir to smuggling in Great lititairt, us it' is neither more nor less than " ?Cell=applied bribery," by which 'Governors, Secretaries, and Dounniers, ore enriched, while the !Cntional Revenue is tlefrand'- ed l The Ontch wild Yankies' understand this 6.141- fie perfeet.iy - ; and thns:ehgross the trade to'SOnth America. The coast is covvr,tl ‘viiii "Pierrrhon or Privateer', who capture all resScis 'attspEtqcii of hostility to their 'cause. 3d, ilSit• Gregor M'Gregor 'teas about to rc sonic the Coniniatid in Chief of the Cavalry of Veneinela, " The Patriots" are very an.fions to cuz gAge tagith oflicets in their CRUS'e: as the comnioti people place !venter confidence in tin tr talents and v3lmir than itt otters.. They speak 'of Sir GREGOR with enthusiasm, ima (itelare, that Liri tish Officers may be naturalized and admitted ,tniong tiseni, with one step of rank 'above that which they posSessed in their' own service, upon the production of any pyoofS of active and 2 ealthiS exertions in the -att of war. In this they art with the greatest feObig, being awarei that the Spa* nish Troops .entertain 'a reverence (mixed dread) - or British skill and British . vainar. 4th, " There is no tiottbt' nt - an iminoti , trate Citr nnke,. whichever party is rictvi-; but there can ho little dnobleof the success of the Patribts, who . arc ardent and enterprizing, while the Dons secni almost . I):lrali . zeti or panic-struck. They 11.1 Ye, it seem, u. fear of defection among their troops, and want etternr; and euthittinstl+ to overcome those difficulties which the independents appear to contemn ! Number, desert to the Patriots, and while they net as they'now nnotheis will con . tintte to desert. This is a'reasoo why a blew has not sootier been struck by the independents.. sth, " There will he an iminew.e field rot specsiA lation as scion as the ports are thrown opeo, and the eoutitry It is one'of: the finest iti;.the stolid." OUTRAOR AT TtIR EiljaLlN I s FICATIir.-ocl Pri 4 day night an hifitniotis outrage 'was cionnitted at Crow- street Theatre j during the• fi fst act of the afterpiece. .fsTtinte. .persons were lattylly in t h e habit of annoying the audience by the explosion of detonating balls, but until Friday night, ( it< 1;0 not proceeded to the disgraceful length of in terrupting ihe public entertainments. While 'Mitt. GLoirsit wa3 playing in .tine of 'the hest scenes of , The the very 'happiest ncr, a 'detonating ball 'was cast tipon the stage, and immediately exploding, threw' .her into the utmost alarm. When ,she had in sOnte degree re covered from the ett.;cts of this brutal and 'lllol,llly aggression, she tuldreSsell the ainheitl.e, and Ladies ond_Gentlettien,:--When ytitt are ap prised that I hare risen from a sick-IA(1 to per form this evening, yin' will, 1 trust, excuse ,us agitation, Which,. tooter other cif com,tatteeS, might bear'l he uppearance cif atiertadon." This adtlrevs ttre.t forth repealed ducts ; bot , the l!rutal otietidei.esp4,...(l (lei C:11 , 111 CA.STCitIAtt, FEB. 27i--IVu ti six 61the Intliitos-vonveitted tit the notriter of the servant in rti and tohbery Sitiery, tit tarriekLcck i C.uusty.ist:-Nleatti, (as fitat eft in n for ti te r ti;ive been apprehended and coa tth it t el l . 1 , L isol;..part of tie batik-dotes stu'e I %sere lonnti -in their T , of the ahme are itinerant tinkers, two Ladders, awl two higgleis,—(()tog. iteda Jour Ind)