The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1816-05-11 00:00:00

LIW APPMAIT,IIHNTS.

Win. IN'ioldield, Bag. Burro:ter at the Chrnarery
Bar, has been appointed Chief Jostler of Glotritor-
gmisliire. in Wales, rice George flardingr, Eati.
deceased. This appointment has given graieral sa-
tisfact• to the Chancery Bur, as it is only the
merited reward of twenty years close application to
Ilia profession, 151111 boilliaitt talents. The urbanity
of his manglers us a geotlesitats in private life must
make every person or his acquaint:thee rejoice at
the aNputuhnmlt, which will entitle bun to a silk
got' and mthly him to take his seat inside of the
Aar as as King's Cemuset.

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The. Lord Cloince!lor has nin • led his son, the
John Scott, to be a Commissioner of Malik-
ruiits.

SPRING GARDENS EXHIBITION.

Nu. 11.

We h we already- alluded to some of the pictures
in the present F:xliihition at Spring Gardens, of the
Society of P. • ra in Oil and Water Colours.
Mr. flAvooN's Study fur a Head, is a fine and
expressive work. is :is much tire and it irit
intuited into this gipsy crinnteliance as we remeni-
her to have sera in any picture of this description.

Mr. C. V. Ft ELD I N Piero near Coerir, yr,
Flintshire, c. utaius some well-depicted romantic
wetiery. Tl 6. Arti.t iv in gene'sl very happy in
the delineation of landscapev which require bravura
effect.

Mr. (kovEa's Nant-y-Bellan. North Wales,
hai. ttttt well-ezrewed pairs. There is great sere-
nity in flue vliaracter of this Artist's c position.
Ile seems fond of Nature in her calm and unruffled
aspect, and clues nut appear ambitious of ascending
with his pelicil into her wilder and 'mire sublime
scenes. We hate already alluded to this Artist's
Cattle pictures.
Mr. J. Ss, rues Remains of m Amphitheatre at
Taormina, in Sicily, Mount Elsa is the distance,
is an excellent representation of architectural and
landscape scenery. This Artist has some other
good pictures in this Exhibition, to which we shall
hereafter advert.

Mr. Paotr's Study at Worthing, possesses great
simplicity. His colouring is clear and natural.
Mr. J. H. 11111.t.r.it's Desigufor a Church Win-
dow, is drawn with great taste and correctness.
Mr. Rouw has been this year very successful in
his Portraits in wax. lle has been rather flattering
in his Portrait of the Prince Regent of Portugal,
having given that Potentate, in his under lip, an
cxpressiou which it would be vain to seek in the
original.
Mr. E. LANPIEER'S Study of a Dog's Fiend
from A'ature is au extraordinary productiou, for (as
we are told) a very young lad. It would not dis-
credit t!ie labours of experience and maturity.

A Portrait (No. 64) by Mr. J. LI N ELI., is u
spirited mud expressive work. The st) le of the
head is excellent. We are glad to find that the
powers of this Artist render bun alike St for por-
trait or landscape painting.
Miss 11. GOULDSIIITII.S Sketch from Nature,
with Trurelkrs, is a most improving twecinirei of
this fair Artist's talents in landscape painting. It
is well composed. well drawn, and coloured with a
proper attentiou to the truth of nature.
We shall reserve a few observations for some
good pictures of M►. CHISTALL, Mr. BA RRETT,
and Koine other respectable Artists, who are con-
stant exhibiters in this Gallery.

RAW

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