Star.
London, England, 1802-05-10 00:00:00

Nona AcAramr.

13. Lasifftalke andiprrel.—Sir G- BRAVIIIrONT H.
—A much better landlcape than ruany of the pro-
felßonal iirodnEtions of the Academy itfelf. The
ingesiots Baronet his however attended more w
the deign than the execution. The pis ure is free
and maderly, but the cultturing is more fcholallic
than true to nature.

6. View of London, with the ?mead impronewent:
on the River.—W. DAC L.-14 Nether or not theli
improvements are ever adopted, this is an excel
lent Fiaure. The proj.aor of the plan ( Mr.
Dance) propofes two bridges near the fpot where
London Bridge now Rands. through which chips
will be admitted by the alternate elevation of two
drawbridges, one of which being always down, the
carriage-way would remainuninterrupted. The mo-
nument now (landing on Fah-greet Hill appears in
the centre of an amphitheatrical area on the north
fide of the Thames, and a naval trophy in a fimilar
areaon the Surry fide. The view of the town which
Mr. Daniel has given, is chiefly that below Bridge.
It is painted in a bold touchy Rile.
3 20. The Interior cf as aistient jihterrOneoue Ruin
in 114.—R. Fa slA:a rt.—The kind of colouring
adopted by this arch is very bright and fhewy,
but in no intlance does it produce the fober tint of
nature. We fpeak boldly of Italian nature, or all
that the Italian painters have given us upon can-
vas has been erroneous. His penciling is, more-
over, too much in the tea-board Rile.
93. Ise corilfrei her finkFbch.—R. COII2OULD.
A very.pretty de gn from the Death of Abel, co•
loured in the artiß's bet Rile, and finifhed with
all the accuracy of a cabinet piaure. lint we Rill
profefs ourfelves more pleated with this gentle-
man's drawings than his oil pUlure.
63-67. Girl with Proeysfootu.—Boy cutting Ifoood.
A. Wavvs.—Two piftures painted in direct imi-
tation of the Rile of Wirratt I but in them, asl
in all fervilely imitative attempts, we perceive more
of the defect of the maunder of the original that
his beauties.

22. Shepherd': Boy.—W.M. CRAIG.—The artift
underflands fomething of the general die& of na-
ture, and has a good conception of charafter, but
is very incorrcdl, and his oil painting has much
the effee of varnithed water colours.

39.-4 Portrck.—A Sketch, by J. LON MALL.—
The firm and enellert colouring difplayed in this
Sketch thews a hand capable of dillinguithing it-
felf by more finiihed produaions.

Mr. Gssstatrs has won the cocking match
againil Lord MaLs:pos.ow* at Newmarket. It
was for only two hundred guineas.
The following are the faikionable Arrangements
for the prefent week :

TM MIMI..
The Prince of Wales sHarroolde, Thatched Hook.
Lady I oda Manners's Rost,
Lady Neave's Da4. Athentark-itreet.
Mrs. Mastagoe Borman Mob. Naber-Nrect.
Lady honsolow's Roy. Hillareet.
LordDosdas's Maw. toa thee.
Mrs. Oding's Rast. Nry
The MI6 North's DA Wintheik=e. Chafes.
Mrs. Weida. Lifa. irook-ttrest.
Lard *Agcy's Greed Owen
Ms. Dromesndamdsh's Grand Ikon.
Mr. GelhO_Onott Dlour, Pretandylace.
MadamsGraalat's Revs. Portland-place.
Mils Cockinstoe's Rout, Devies-ftreet.

TIMIDAT.
The Duke of Cumberland's Ball, St. James's.
Lady Delaware's Rout, Upper Grofvesor-ttreet.
Lady Whitortte's Party, Utpatintwonr-Artet.
Mn. Vaughan's Ball, Mane um.
Mrs. Hyatt's Rout, Marko-Arca, !miry tgasse.
Mrs. lender's Rout, Ho/le►Rms.
Mr. Milisers's Grand Dbmer, lemmata Hosts.
Dowager Comets ot Cork's Root.

His Majefty's Levee, St. James's.
The P.rtwode Ambafts&es Bout.
Marehimeli of Hertford's Party, hfaselefkaisare.
Mu. Agm's Root, Clargeoßreet.
Mrs. Mu*sve's Part,.
Mrs. WeM's Party, Andley-fquare.
Mr•. C.live's Rost, Lower Brook•Rreet.
Miff Maidey's Root, MonAmpfqoara.
Comets of Portfmouth's Rem, I.MeMa's
Mn. Rout.

TINVISIOAT.
Doke et Cumbirliod's Ball. St: James's.
Lady.lmltimeritts Hall. Harley-ttreet.
Mrs. G. Peasidies Baf. Devoniks-ftreat.
Lady Hammers Grand Ront, HaunatrAshir.
Lady Mary Thmam's Pasty. Chosen Anst4trart Ea&
Mrs. Dania, Rost! Devenesire•
Lady Campbell's Pasty, Winrpole.irest.
Lad t Caernarvon's Male, Timmadwriboet.
Sir Min Thoruld's Gras& Dinner, Caveadidaqure.
Sir award Linktoses Grand Diana. Drookbareet.
The Guild Subferlption Margot:nide, Martindale's.iond4t.
Dowager Marebitmers'of Donegal'. Calmat.
Mrs. Crefpiguy's Mode.
: . Mrs. Walpole 's Rout, Doirr.ftrest. •
• Mrs. Bilbup's Rout. Ruffelliplan.
IRIDAV.
Mn. &Manes Reading, at Mrs. Wedddrs. Upper Brook-
ftree t.
Vikountefs CUrzon's Rout, Davis-Amt.
Mrs. Hunter's Mac, Duke-amt. Wettatinfter.
Mn. Corbctt's Party, 'Wimpole-ttrect.
Mrs. Graham's Rost. Unwer.ftsea. • • -
Mrs. King's Rout, Maadidd-Rreet. • • • • -
Lady Cornwallis' Mule, Stanhopeteratt. . .
Mrs. Godbm's Party, Lincoln's Inn-fields. • .
Airy. Katie's Rout.

Mrs. I.owthres Root, Upper Droot•Rreet.
Mrs. Gas Rola, Upper Wimpole-ltreet.

• sputum.
The Marehionefs of Sa Mufie Ariinatwviktam.
Counters Kentnare's Party. Porernamignare. • ...
Wean* Cr Hampden's Mak, Cram-Area.
Mr. TheHugon', Crand Dinner.
Mr. Angeriteires Grand Dinner, Pell-IVLaL
Lady Milner's Comas.
.:.Che Duke of Cumasataisn's Balls are given pre-
riovs to his departure for Hanover. One of them
is to be a Drefs•Ball, at which her Mayen, and
all the Prrscr.sses are to be prefent.
A letter from Martinique, dated the asthMaraw
mentions four (hips to have been driven on &On
in the Lite gales, and con:Ott:ly wrecked.
A report, has been circulated id the ta.
papers, of the intendetirefignation of the Prefidieser
by Mr. Jerry:sow. • ••••
The Spaniards, in January !aft, feized an Ame-
rican privateer and fifteen merchant fhipe;belim-
ing to the Ug.itcd'StAteq, in t}i' rivet' Map; eon-
&Cared the veldt, and threw :be crews into gaol.
where many of them Rill remain; in 4/014911014114
it is Rated, of their having atteniptedtbprotito, a-
contraband trade.

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