Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-29
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ne Hnsenm q painting. and antiquities newly nveued
neDone AGAIN agfeat place ofresofI and eniyyment
ne lsla'ls as well Is 10 strangers visiting the CITY
hasteipccei of art Of the Italian Frenrh and T.pisb
sshoos, hndins no place atthe Napoleon museum were
through dinerent castles of the Kin sdom they
nave nov bscn collected and an I'm Cw,,h thoss IsG
oy me 9aes and other. a.ely bought nv Inc Eirg frn
In. AiI;,. me- thai VIDE chs.n, which by
| a''.<ei "psn 'hey carried off laree nnsnber OF
peceS o. ART either TO tbeseve. or the Pope aud t
an Princes. - ~ ''"'''
inc tn'ram contains AZ present IL not quite the SAM.
sue To In2sscrpieces AT tattLe same number spen.
tVi .lOhed TO ihe taste Of the exhibition in the
sssuc gallery OF the Louvre makes good the remain
ne number Of paintings of all schools amounts 10
SP"aius VI liO0--no great name is missing
& ne thirteen paintings Of Raphael, nine OF l.. do
sihS. twenty of Ian tei Of CorTegqio SIX Of Tuoret
seno p NernHese twenty eight of the Caracas six Of
JUNO Romano, iwety three Of Guido fourteen OF DoiDi
hlchinc seventeen Of Albano, &c ain seventeen of
Nsndyke, fortyone of Ruhens leen OF Rembrandr s;N
OF Hoiheu shd many others by eFuian masters besdss
the whole addition ofthe French school Itself VIZ the
ronssin ihe Lesnen The Lebrun's the Ve,nets SC
"itio"t tiscoeetion OF paintings the sixteen saloons
~ ANTIQUE s,stuts distinguish themselves by the bFsB
NsP-3 VI Sou a3aeS, basis, 6dS rifles. E0,abS ami
ss5nIfHertS N antiquity Thisast collection yas as
cry one knows he valuable property of the Prince Of
b"rghese purchased BY BoadpaTte for the very same
us|Knt, which always and yet is its chief ornament
consising OF the Gladiator Jason the Old harou sew
sIa' Mhses Tue Cenianr, Minerva, Hercules MsTsais
fierhaphrods, &c But before the italian master pieces
were carried as booty Paris France possessed in The
rsyal palaces aud gardens celebrated pieces of
satuesfOr example the exquisite majestic statue nj
anna Of Fo1ianbieau-and aow cupies The mace
where her divine brother polio OF eelvdsre f,"r,
$1,000 and is asserted that she made BY the same
GTecan artist Paxelrs aud like him she attract. everv
eye the same way as he formerly did,
Our museum was and after an Is The first nu.enn, ~
Euro e. We shall have yet considerable sdtion az
statues and hasts Of kings ministers and sages III bst Is
20 be called Muse FraHsoe preserved Eor the la.t
- years Oy that name ia The ancient monastery called
the PeSf 5ug.stiHes which objects were saved al thr
time OF vandalism and devastation ia France ont on The
Snurehes and abbeys aud brought thther which very va
inane ana memorable collection will occupy some noIe
eolsons OF the maseprn. '''''
-rA, Vien1s, .fpriI 2.
there was few days since made at this place i'm The
Pfes.hre Ut many spectators the tit trial with revoI
ring stean engine, invented by triton BeTrhard Of
.eusn: Tue extraordinary simplicity of the con.
fncton Of this eHgne and the small room which i, oc
s'pes as also the fuel saved nv It, will particularly N II
Io e more general use. There is doubt but thst this
ehGiie on account Of its small weight will best serve for
me rTOpeing ofbOats, ral Of which will shortly h.
hiane ana after that Steamboat constructed ON MA