... On Tuesday evening Mr Macready took his benefit, and finished his engagement. He performed Micbeth to a bouse crowded in every part. The following strictures, which are from a correspondent, contain, we think, a very just estimate of this actor's merits. We have not heard two opinions as to his representation of Hamlet being altogether inferior, and,. with the exception of a few happy touches, ...

... THIRD NOTICE. The class next entitled to notice, is that of CONVXRSAsIONS, by which the Dutch School chiefly acquired its renown. It is peculiarly fitted for the cabinet of the amateur, exhibiting hu- man life in every phase, and all the charms of colour, and all the interest of action within a small space. IST INTERIOtR&. No. 12.-1 The Jews Harp, by Wilkie. This little bit of the master, ...

... (srcOzND NOTICE.) The nest class that demands attention is the Historical ,which may be divided into Sacred, Civil, and Allegorical. Sacred History is the highest walk in painting, but hemn2 ,scarcely at all in request in this country either for churches. .public galleries, or private collections, the supply seems to bl proportiored to the limited demand. Perhaps it may be with us as it is ...