17 rs 
to 
number 
and 
taste, 
engraffed 
on 
nature 
and 
the 
fruit 
of 
mental 
c0ncepti0n, 
RIG 
such 
that 
all 
the 
combined 
in 
COH- 
art on the 
tinent 
of 
Europe 
in 
the 
same 
time 
have 
not 
equal. 
been able to 
such 
To 
attainments, 
were 
those in power 
but 
to 
bestow the 
crumbs 
from 
the 
national 
table 
to 
cherish 
the 
fine 
arts, 
We 
might 
P16 dge 
ourselves, 
that 
the 
gemus 
of 
Britain Would, 
in 
a few years, 
dispute the prize 
with the proudest periods 
of Grecian 
Italian 
art. 
But, 
Gentlemen, 
let 
US 
not 
despaif ; 
we 
have 
heard 
from 
this 
place, 
the 
promise 
of 
patronage 
from 
the 
Prince 
Regent, 
the 
Pro- 
pitious 
light 
of 
that 
morning 
will 
open 
into 
perfect 
day? 
invigorating 
the 
growth 
of 
all 
around - the 
assurance 
of 
IIGW 
GT3. 
to 
the 
elevation 
of 
the 
fine 
arts, 
in 
the 
United 
Kingdom."