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eery be inferred, that he is the despicable ageet of
mane:: and envy, from whom he derives the hints,
wh,ch he works up into his own barbarous jargon,
and which display a most contemptible compound
of - pedantry and ignorance. Bur, Sir, low as this
species of criticism is, and much as it is despised by
all sound and candid judges, it has the power of
exciting great uneasiness in the artists against whom
it is directed, for as public approbation, as well as
fair erofit, is their aim, they may reasonably appre-
hend that people. who might be disposed to pur-
chase their works may not only be misled by the
abusive rancour that assails them, but learn the cant
of affected criticism, and view their future labours
with a jaundiced eye. How many a promising
young artist may be discouraged, by these illiberal at-
tacks, from pursuing their studies with ardour, ap-
prehensive that their best efforts will only expose
them to open ridicule and disgrace. But even those
who by their labouitehave established a reputation
rnay be rendered
secret unhappy by the wanton barbarity
of malevolence. I was chiefly excited to ad-
dress you on this subjea by the despicable com-
,tnents which have been made upon the works of the
in
veteran DE LOUTHERBOURG, which are
In the present Exhibition.—That this artist is not
free from faults must be acknowledged (who is ?)
but it must be acknowledged also, that very few
artists indeed can equal his beauties. It has been
generally observed that the works alluded to mani-
fest the same vigour and spirit which appeared in
all his earlier productions, and thai in otherrespeas
be is in reality much improved. Let any intelli-
gent and liberal critic look at these work-, and they
will acknowledge that they display truth, bril-
liancy-, and a power of execution, which have rare-
1Y appeared in his province of the .trt. Yet has this
veteran, who is respectable for his conduit in pri-
vate life, during a residence of torty years in this
country, as well as for the superiority of his talents,
been dragged forward with brutal violence, and his
works have been ass,,ited with rriliian barbarity.—
This, Sir, is a deplor ,ble abuse of the public press,
Which 014bt to be chstinguiseed by its liberal pro-
tettion and encouragement of what adorns the Em-
Pre, as a ell as fur a determined support of its in-
terest and security.

VINDBX.
Oxford Coffee-Rouse, May 25.

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BOLEN QUIS DICZRZ FALSUM AUDEAT?

LONDON.

F-RIDAY, JUNE 1, 1810.

The following Bulletin was issued this morning
respecting his Royal Highness the Duke of Cum-
4ERLAND

" His Royal Highness the Duke of CUMBISRLAND has
had short intervals of sleep during the rfght, and is as well
43 Can be expeded under the circumstances.

" E. HOME.'•

A Gotienburgh ltLil arrived this .morning, but it
contains no news except the arrival of tite B-itish
Beet, under Sir JAMES SAUM'AREZ, off that port,

Some Dutch and German Papers of a late date
also arrived, which are quite as barren as those which
•
We have recently received.

A cartel arrived at Plymouth or; Tuesday, which
brought back Mr. DICKENSON, Secretary to Mr.
k‘KENZIE, who went to France for an exehagne of
Prisoners.

It i 5 not known whether he brings any informa-
tic'n of consequence.

-Yesterday his NIAJESTY and Princesses AUGUSTA
and SorniAlook their usual morning ride till taelve
o'clock.
The QUEEN and Princess ELIZABETH took an
airing to Frogmore.
Tuesday night Sir H. HALFORD came into Wind-
sOr to Princess AMELIA; and op Wednesday morn-
ing, at ten o'clock, left Windsor for London. kfer
b
;°Yal Highness had five hours good sleep an Tu.Js-
gY night, and is a little better, and none of the
ysicians were at Windsor on Wednesday, except
' POPE, who remained in attendance, her Royal
igbness being E 0 much better.
Princess AMELIA had a very comfortable. night
"41 Wednesday, and is a little better.
Princess ELIZABETH took an airing to her cottage,
Old Windsor, on Wednesday, and, on her re-
-1) visited her Royal Sister, Princess AMELIA.
PWe feel great regret that we have it not in our
°lv'er to communicate any satisfactory intelligence
Mr. WINDHAM. The following is the
• ",-1
02 issued this morning :
-' '''l r• t v ,nA M had a restless night, and continues as
4 '
4The Lords of the Admiralty have been pleased to
i it Captain PETER PUGET to be Commissioner
, the. Navy at Madras. This Gentleman filled the
otlice at Walcheren, during the retention of
Is!and by the British, in which situation he ac-
the•aliprobation of Government for his ex-
Zti°ns in the service of the Public, and for his
conomy. We are informed, the whole extra ex-
lJerl&„ •
;„ for the Navy under his management upon
`,ll for
on;y amounted to 2,5001. therefore
fr,eCountry may look for some considerablebenefit
In this appointment
4Aicounts were received yesterday from Amster
t"lat "), to thadate of the 23d ult. by which it appears,
a strong sensation has been produced in that
'Pita' •
in consequence of the severity of the French
41E
iht‘nts. It is asserted, that the Merchants under
iliiisPlesent circumstances are afraid of neociating
(.4 k'.11101) England, and that any traders suspecled
"e.'nF,' concerned ;n the importation of contraband
ft"''''l' 1' to fiull ind, are to be tried by a military
ucntnission.