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LUKE HOWAKD',.) •

THE DIRECTORS of the BRITISH INsn-
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TUTICIN give Notice; That the Three following PRE-
MIUMS are proposed to be given for Pictures by Artists of,
or resident in, the United Kingdom, painted in the present
year, and sent to the British Gallery on or before the 17th of
January next. • •
Ist. For the best Picture in Historical or Poetical ConiPoSi-
tion, Two Hundred Guineas. .
,2d. For the next, best Plan ec, In Hist2r/cal or Poetical Com-
position, One Hundred Guineas. - .7,, - • '..
3d. For the best Landscape, One Hundred Guineas.

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The Directors reserve to themselves the power of with-
holding either of the Premums, if they think proper. A Pic-
ture being painted by commission will nut exclude it from
.competition for the Premium.—Any Picture painted for such
Premium may (if otherwise worthy) be exhibited for sale in
the Gallery next winter, for the henefit of the Artist.—No
Artist will be intitled to more than one Premium in the sea-
son.—No Picture purchased by the Directors can be 'rained
to a Premium.—lt is not expected that any Artist should give
Notice that his Picture is sent in for the Premium, as the
Competition will be equally open to all the Pictures that may
be in theCallery.
The BRITISH GALLERY, fur the EXHIBITION and
SALE of the WORKS of BRITISH ARI'ISTM, is NOW
OPEN to the. Public, from Ten in the Forenoon till Fire
in the Aftentoon. Admittance ls.—Catalegue is.
By Order,
JOHN YOUNG, Keeper.