THE ROYAL ACADEMY.

(_From a Correspondent._)

The exhibition of works of art in the Royal Academy this year is equal to

any preceding, except in the department of portraiture; nor is this

deficiency by any means extraordinary, when we consider the severe loss the

arts have sustained by the death of Sir Thomas Lawrence. We much regret

that, out of one thousand two hundred and thirty-four productions, we can

only enumerate a very small number for want of space:

No. 11. _Dutch Coast_--very fine and transparent in the colouring; painted

by A. W. Callcott, R. A.

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