The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-02-16 00:00:00

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Vggice jobber do. whist *abler WOW, will WM a Draw-
berpisposo at the 4koseses Pabscrosi Thursday the *Oth ho-
okas., at tyro etlock.

antrum Invrerrturd.
No. IV.

lisdahrhe.—.4eoe-stakiag, from the Soli el
.• Dinka' Grey.'"—Ely WtiAu&
This iniusitaWit Artist ha contented himself in
the present Exhibition, with Riving two picture*, fite.
hasty production of hie ore presume. during
his tote soar in Scotland. The colouring in both
pictures is extremely beautiful. and the eitpressiott
of character iu the Scottish lore scene Surly clues
rarteriatra, though sot so finished tie continued as is
his former pictures.

The lefaet Moses.--87 Jitcunost.
This is a Burly-pointed represoutatiwu wf a sob.
jeet which has byres very often handled by swine of
the old masters. The colouring is rich and pleas.
big. and the shape mud ease of the figure beautifully
characteristic.

The Manilla OP 4 Weock--By P. RIRINAGLS.
A very pleasing landscape. in which the light on
the fore-gmand sod beniutifully-tinted foliage, are
finely contrasted with the deep and sombre reflec-
tion from the wand. The blue through the trees
iu the distance is tudy naturals mid. gives a flue
relief to the pkture.
Zeta/mid AmpAien, the seat of ;smiler. fusses*
Dire* le the kerns of a mild Bell Lu grease their
Mather.—By IiOWAIRD.
This is • beautiful picture. and if nor conjecture
be right. that it was exhibited some time ago at the
Royal Academy, it affords • lamentable instance
of the want Of public encoonigement for works of
genuine merit. This is tut the only instance in the
prevent Exhibition is which we fitid the re.appair-
&ace of works that ought to have fatted it tale en
their first presentation to public view. There is
peculiar teak displaydl iu the composition and co-
louring of this picture. The indigintion of the
seas of Japiter*.their energetic and muscular form.
the liapplicetiag and rest mg aspect and effort of
Diem and die ferocious ing of the bull. are
admirably displayed. Is t t dalineatieo of poetical
iled
subjects, we believe Mr. lieveaus has few walls iii
this or any other imantry. His pictures may for a
time. like Tunnies adininible landscapes, or even
some of Witt es pictures, remain in the hands of
the Arllst who executed them, but they can never
descend as hie family hiss-loont • foe the growiug
taste of the lifiblie, and the fostering patronage a
the British Institution, will at we distant period
make them the subject of competition among the
lovers of the nee Arts, to the sense degree that we
And the.early editions of Italian poetry among the
Biblionienia amateers.

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Slap 94 Deg.—By k. Larrossca. .
This small end comparatively trifling subject
displays a boldness of eneautton which reflects the
highest credit epos • yosaig Artist, who has frt.
vaitly devoted himself to a consideration of the
most usefuliminciples of his profession. If we are
net la error (and we speak more from mere ordinary
recollection, than an attention to intrrestinc exhi-
bitions presents), this yoang Artist is a pupil of
Mr. Hi Y DON. to whose talents we have uniformly
paid thr feeble tribute of OW approbation. We
merely allude to this circinustonce to express our
semirt dust in the present kehibition, though err-
wilily a flattering one, we do not see u much al we
should wish of the strong and powerful talents that
we know belongs to the rising school of Art ih this
country.
(rig it ansitimarad.>

The Duke of Ittorraese wiU entertain the
PRINCS 111011 IT and a large party of distinguished
personages this thy. at big reidence iu Grum:nor-
41111re.

The Doke of DEVONSHIRE is expected in town
this day, from his seat, Chatsworth, Derbyshire ;
past of his domestics arrived yesterday.
Prince ESTRILUAZE will give a grind entertain-
ment on Thursday next to the PRINCE Itscritcr
sod a select party of distinction at Chisadss iloosr.

The Marquis of GRAWIIT lies been alarmingly
but we rejoice to boar that he is now better.
Me age sorry to Pay. that Viscouotess /Hulas is
such indisposed at Lady ALBSNAILLIVII, in Berke-
ley-square, owing to a fearse coma, which hes rec•
dered it necemiary to require the 'ltemiser.. of
Doctors Y KAMP/sad £.l,&aja.

;Elie La►l eud,Connsom of Ltoeuroot. give an
elegem entertainment on Saturday, et Vile House,
to—

Tar.Thske pad Doehers Son Carlos. Coast and Coonskin
aleasive, the .Amlossonlar from the Aloe the Nether.
.Barge W. Fogel. Me. man allsdinne 4e lloorke, buns.
de Matalsahlt. the Bararilme aesttloriliateis Ministers. Lard
sad tads Ihmtioira Lord llt. Hods% Air Qum spa IMF
Oealry, alr•trhultio
Lwty ELLansusourau ewes • grand moat this
awning, at her house in St. James's-square.
The SP.B4lCia's Parliamentary I.eirees corn
MNOLLiI op Saturday .cretins. ,at Juilf-past nine
d'alortk. which sbeing.the fiat this Session, woe but
thinly attended. The kitchen department of the
present 'SPEAKER is on •the most .princely style.
there ben% no less than Keen French mats and six
aumewassistaista employed.
On Thursday .evening Alr..CLanx 'hail his 'be-
nefit concert at the Crown and Anchor Tavern.
Whiell was nunserouply end respectably attended.
The concert WIN conducted ity Sir G. *.S.U.iirr.
.Idr- -1714ATLIEDLAK., ,Mr. ViedaltAX, 111 r. Ilawka.
Ale. Llile'rE, M1..8161.11.A111', Mr. NUILD, and a
mamiber of other professional gentlemen assisted.
*ha *ire. SA LMON. 'Miss GOODALL MOS WIT".
.I.IANIS. Sufi Mrs. VAIJIMAPI. The harp by Miss
Situ.