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Cloth Pictures. mention the very sim gular exhibition, in Sot ho Square, of pictures copied from excellent originals, and worked by lady in shreds of various coloured cloth. It is almost impossible to believe (nor could we without proof positive) that they are com posed of such material. Flowers, game, ani- mals, landscapes of the first order, portraits, Sec., are represented with all the truth of na- ture, and all the effect of art Indeed they cannot be distinguished from richly colored and admirable paintings. They are we'll worth the attention of the public. If his Ma jesty were to sit for his portrait to this artist, he would be literally the monarch described by Hamlet-''a king of shreds and patches. |"