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London, England, 1804-05-24 00:00:00

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EXHIBMON, 1104
SWIMS, AILCHiTbCTUIt•L nestois, &e. •
812. The Torok of yaw : Dido
Etre zs.—The Rile of this temple is well fuited to the
pompous worlhip which it may be fuppored was of-
fered to the "Queen of H ," but the architec-
ture is heavy, and wanting in the fimpk grandeur of
the Greek fchool.
844, Model ofd Mostalest for Cattail, Cash, tithe Sy-
sße frisate..—J.• Bacot This is in the anift's bell
Rile; but in the deflgo there is a (emcee(' which
charaSerifes all the works of Mr. Baton, and which
he lbould Rudy to avoid.
. 839. Buff of Dr. ifilfu.—G. G Ds A.—A
very fine model, and an excellent likedefs.—The
head of this venerable gentleman exhibits a rich
play of mental character.
937. Brall of Lord Deltas. —Hos. A. S. Dawn, H.
—This very ingenious Lady has not been pert-ally
fuccefsful in the likenefs before us.—Attempting to
retire the charaCter of the head, We has 101 l the-fea-
tares of the original.
843. 13191 of his Royal Dishrags she Prima of !Palm
—C. Ross:, R. A.—This is not fo fuccefsful a like-
nets as we have Peen, from the fame fculptor, of the
Arne fubjeC ; it is, however, charafterillie *film mi-
-1 ginal, and a well executes:fined.
The defiguev
9os. li. e Pmts.-4 Wyo.:fled
has hare fuffered the imagination of Chaucer to carry
hies into the clouds, where his eajle heathy will
hardly be recognifed as likely to add to his reputation
as an architeB.
ova. Ara loftier root e the Chattel g Drartsekb Ca-
thedral...C. Hooctsora.-.-A corm& but not very (pi.
'iced, view of this venerable ftlll4.tOrO. The lineal
pssipeitive is too formal, and the light aid (bade not
p• pily diftribitted.
' 912. Delp for a Light MO at At Illkod
• Stirrn.-kA defign on much too extenAve a fettle
ever to be pat into execution. It is, however, cre
ditable to the tafte of the swift, as as attempt to
celtivate the grend Rile of architecture.
196. A Slettimg iloiwiLL.—A well
defigned figure, and executed with moth delicacy,
but not in all its minute parts perfectly cents..
Oliggefedrl74l r a Mosmavot Wended to jayri
✓ mats the
iNIr N Alter7llolll. SANS /tariff.—
There is nothing particularly grand in this defign ;
hilt it (peaks plainly the events "which' it is intended
ta celebrate rand the whole is conceived it a cbafie
• 1139. Bs. of the Arebilfboit e BACOIN.
A6i hl finithed produdion in marbly, and a very
dignified reresnblsinee of the exalted prelate whole
Minn is attached to it. This it ode ebb. Bacon's
meal fumefsfal attmapts of the kind lathe eahlbttion.
929. BSI gas Old Lady.—No Aav)sv'e Nand.
This is a well modelled head, and probably a geed
llkenefs of the perfon reprefented. But we hope
Seniptere it Blot, like painting, about 03 defcced ce-
lla finite °See of plebeian face making.
868. Delp fir a tratiamoi Oa la o f
defigu which (peaks a well cultivated
tale in the Anil,--but, like many others of 41
&tiler defcription, it is not likely to be' carried' into
*Mutton in an age of fuch little elegant patronage at
the prefent.
S9s..Doftgo for• Mattfolann to the oiemsory_y a late
agartvoate Poo .e.--It is famelt
schoofe fit emblems by which to defignate a toelaa-
ebeily cite flit that to which lids produeion alludes,
;11611 at the fame time to prefkrve the interefk that Cush
•an eraltion fisoold mfpire. This defign as well ap.'
'plies to the cafe mferred tons any other ; it is, hew•
lever, a work of genius and taße.
847. The Teeple of Jupiter. at Olympia,
BOIID.—The pomp and- circumllanees of the old
iPagas wotthip is Isere well conceived, and the archi-
maitre is defigned in a very grand Rile.
669 to 811.—ifilietures.—Vcstiovs A RVISTIII
Out of nearlr iso produitions of this defcription,
'perhaps it might not be difficult to point out one
third of the number which are very good pictures ;
among the belt may ke fairly reckoned chore of Gri-
maldi, Collins, Barber, Barry, Nixon, Englehart,
;Hues, Chalon, Polack, Stevenfon, thc. ; as, howe-
ver, we do not confider Miniatures as worthy to clefs
with any kind of oil Whites or Drawings, in which
the fancy of the artiß is cancel forth, we fhall dote
our accounts of the Exhibition of the prefent year
with this brief notice of them,
Of the whole difplay of Paintings, Sculptures, Bce.
above and below ftairs, we have limply this brief
remark to make, that if it does not forpars that of
left year, it augurs no falling off. Large works cer•
tainly do not abound, but there are, perhaps, a
greater number of frnall defigns, particularly land-
scapes and converlation pieces, that &terve particu-
lar notice, than ufual. Portraits, and chore of no
foperior order, even from fuperior artills, offenfively
predominate in every room.

BIRTHS.
On Sunday, the soth Initant, at Whop Button, near Beverley,
the Right Hon. Lady Mulgrave, of a dauthtr.
On Monday. the 14th inftant, t►e Lady of Ms Henry Bond,
Efg. of Maim Hill, Greenwich, of a fon.
On• Sunday laft, in Raffell4guare, the Lady of Wits. Bell. Efq.
of a fon.
Oa Sunday hilt, at his feat, Fair Lawn, Kent. We Lady of John
Simplon, Erg. of a daughter.

MARRIED.
Talus:lay eventing. between nine and tee. at the Red of Welt-
moretand's boufe, in Berkeley funare, Lord Val:is-v.9,w Lady Sarah
Fern. The ceremony was perfortned by the Bidter of (byte, and
the company prefent were Earl and lady Wetteriorelaod, East and
Lady Jerky, Ladies Augufta and Mario Fane, the Hon. Mr.
Vii-
liers, and Mr. Dent. About tea, Lord and Lady Villiers kit town
for °Reeky Park.
A few days ago, Sir Ofweid Wiley, But. grandfon of Sit P.
Motley, of Roieflon-houfe, in the county of Staked. to MIL
Every, daughter of Sir Edward Every, Bart.
Monday, Mr. Edward Warell, butcher, to Mils Hooyter.eideft
daughter of Mr. Hooper, butcher, both of Garet.

DIED.
Sanity, at his hook in Chelmsford. Peter Bernard, Efq. after
having ferved his Majtfly as Surgeon aid Apothecary to the
Forces fla and forty year,.
Sunday morning, alter a few days 'thief., Mira Sarah Cosakt,
In the Lath year of her age, fecond daughter of Peter Cazalet, Efq.
' of Bedford-f=tars.
Lately, far advanced in yea,. Mary lictherinst ot who pined
a livelihood by carrying but err an,: . FS. to larllCie Market, which,
I during half a century, the attintie... rera‘arty twice a week, and
performed all her numerals Journic, nn foot, which amounted in
the whole to nearly one hundred thnufand miles
Monday, after a Sort Illtnii, John Ant.. Kocher, Efq. of Weft-
bUl, Wandfworth, in the Sul, year 04 his age.
In Dublin, on Sunday fe'nnigt.t, of a rap. l .'..-eline, Met Keogh.
wife of Ignatiut Keogh. of tnc county of Rof,rinton, i fq.
At Carrie/Cargo., Henry burkigli, We /scowl.= in tbsi sad
dragoons.