_The Picture, or the Cuckold in Conceit_, a Comedy in one act, by Js. Miller, is founded on Moliere, and is the fourth imitation of _Sganarelle_. London, MDCCXLV. This play is, on the whole, a free translation of Moliere's, interspersed with some songs set to music by Dr. Arne. Sganarelle is called Mr. Timothy Dotterel, grocer and common councilman; Gorgibus, Mr. Per-cent; Lelio, Mr. Heartly; Gros-Rene, John Broad, whilst Celia's maid is called Phillis. The Prologue, spoken by Mr. Havard, ends thus: "...To-night we serve A Cuckold, that the Laugh does well deserve; A Cuckold in Conceit, by Fancy made As mad, as by the common Course of Trade: And more to please ye, and his Worth enhance, He's carbonado'd a la mode de France; Cook'd by Moliere, great Master of his Trade, From whose Receipt this Harrico was made. But if that poignant Taste we fail to take, That something, that a mere Receipt can't make; Forgive the Failure--we're but Copies all, And want the Spirit of th' Original." The fifth and best imitation is Arthur Murphy's _All in the Wrong_, a comedy in five acts, first performed during the summer season of 1761, at the Theatre Royal, in Drury Lane. Though the chief idea and several of the scenes are taken from _Sganarelle_, yet the characters are well drawn, and the play, as a whole, very entertaining. The Prologue, written and spoken by Samuel Foote, is as follows: "To-night, be it known to Box, Gall'ry, and Pit, Will be open'd the best Summer-Warehouse for Wit; [Footnote: Mr. Garrick, at this time, had let his playhouse for the summer months.]