text: " Little as we are disposed to laugh at any such aberrations we must to remove from our minds the greater the more serious offence indulge in a small degree of justifiable ridicule; and ask what will sculptor or painter make of this description should the reluctant public be convinced by the "graduate " and in their penitential reverence order statue or painting of Mr Turner for the Temple of Fame which it is presumed Parliament in their artistic zeal mean to erect? How will they venture to represent Mr Turner looking like an angel--in that dress which would make any man look like a fool--his cloud nightcap tied with rainbow riband round his head calling to night and morning and little caring which comes making "ducks and drakes" of the sun and the stars put into his hand for that purpose? We will only suggest one addition as it completes the grand idea and is in some degree characteristic of Mr Turner's peculiar execution that with the sun and stars there should be delivered into his hand a comet whose tail should serve him for a brush and supply itself with colour