W. BEECHEY, R.A. elect. W. HAMILTON, R.A. THOMAS STOTHARD, R.A. JOHN RUSSELL, R.A. J. BACON, R.A. T. BANKS, R.A. JAMES BARRY, R.A., Professor of Painting. JOHN OPIE, R.A. R. COSWAY, R.A. JAMES NORTHCOTE, R.A. JOS. FARINGTON, R.A. RICHARD WESTALL, R.A. HENRY FUSELI, R.A. H. COPLEY, R.A. I have long known Mr. Smith as an artist and respectable man, and believe him to be perfectly capable of filling the office he solicits with honour. P. REINAGLE, A. We subscribe to the above opinion. FRANCIS BARTOLOZZI, R.A. RICHARD COLLINS. CALEB WHITEFOORD. We have known Mr. Smith for upwards of fourteen years, and we have found him an able drawing-master to our daughter, whose drawings he has never touched upon; a practice too often followed by drawing-masters in general: and we believe him to be a truly valuable member of society, as a husband, father, and good man. JAMES WINTER LAKE. JESSY LAKE. We can never subscribe our names with greater satisfaction, than in signifying the very high opinion we have of Mr. Smith, both as to his talents and character. JAMES LAKE. ATWILL LAKE. I fully subscribe to the above opinion, RICHARD WYATT, Milton Place. I believe Mr. Smith to be a very deserving man, and well qualified for the situation he is ambitious of obtaining. JOHN CHARLES CROWLE. Thomas Allen has a great respect for Mr. Smith, both as a man and an artist. JOSEPH WILLIAMSON, A.M., Vicar of St. Dunstan in the West. I am personally acquainted with Mr. J. T. Smith, and esteem him one of the best of men. JOHN BOYDELL, Alderman.