The Sun.
London, England, 1830-12-13 00:00:00

OP Ntorio!is.

1. Marquis of ChamlosLFeiition from West India Merchants,
for compensation in case of the Abolition of the Slave

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Trade.
Mr. Hughes Hughes—Bill for the further and better regula.
tion of Buildings 31141 Party Walls, and for the more of.
fectually preventing mischiefs by Fire, and injuries to the
lives and property of his Majesty's subjects from the inju-
dicious construction of Buildings.
3. Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer—To move a Vote of
1055n,1001. (In t7smunlttee of Way% and Means.)
4. Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer—Bill to enable Magistrates
in Ireland to perform their functions from and atter the
25th December instant.
5. Mr. Spring Rice—Bill to enable his Majesty to become Gt.
vernor of the South Sea Company.
6. O'Gorman Mahon—Returns relative to the Magistracy of
Ireland,
NOTICCB OF )10T1.1),Nii, TUESDAY, DEC.. .14.

1. Mr. Littleton—Bill to prohibit the payment of %Vexes other-
wise than in money.
2. Mr. liume—Select Committee to inquire Into the state of
the Laws respecting the payment of wages in goods.
a Mr. Tennyson—Petition from a majority of the Electors of the
Borough of Stamford, complaining of the unconstitutional
interference of the Marquis of Exeter with their right and
duty freely to elect Representatives to serve in Parliament.
4. Sir Edward Sugden.-To call the attention of the House to
the state of the Administration of Justice In the Court of
Chancery, in moving for certain Returns connected
therewith.
5. Lord Viscont Althorp—Bill to prohibit the growth of Tobacco

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NOTICE OF MOTION, WEDNESDAY. DEC. 15.
Mr. Spring Rice—Hill for the amendment of ate LAWS respect
ing 'Weights And Mewires.

ROYAL ACADEMY OF ARTS.

On Friday, the 10th inst., being the Sixty-second Anni.
versary of the foundation of the Royal Academy of Arts,
a general meeting of the Academicians was held at their
apartments in Somerset-house, when the following distri-
bution of premiums took place, viz.
To Mr. Daniel 1111 Clime, for the beat Copy made in the
Painting School, the Silver Medal and the Lectures of the
Professors Barry, 011ie, and Fuseli—handsomely bound
and inscribed.

To Mr. William Smith, for the next best copy made in
the Painting School, the Silver Medal.
To Mr. Daniel M'Clise, for the beet Drawing from the
Life, the Silver Medal.
To Mr. Robert Stokes, for the best Drawing of the
River front of Greenwich Hospital, the Silver Medal.
To Mr. Wward Petre Novella, for the best Drawing
from the Antique, the Silver Medal.
To Mr. William Worries, fur the best Model from the
Antique, the Silver Medal.
Which was concluded with a short address from the
President to the Students.

The General A+sembly afterwards proceeded to appoint
Officers for the ensuing year, when Sir Martin Arclice
Slore was unanimously re-elected President.

Old Council—J. Constable, D. W►"-ie, Isgrs. ; Sir J.
Wyatville, and E. 11. Baily, Esq.
New Council—E. L. Eastlake, R. Westmaeott, R.
Smirke, jun., and 11. Bone, Esqrs.
Visitors in the Life Academy: Old List—W, Alu'ready,
J.. 11. W. Turner, C. R. Leslie, and 11. W. Piaersgill;
Esqrs. New List—A. E. Chalon, A, Cooper, C. L. East.
lake, J. Constable, and T. Stoduird, Esqrs.
Visitors in the Painting School:—Old List—lL
Howard, J. M. W. Turner, C. R. Leslie, Emirs., any.
Sir M. A. Shee. New List—J. Constable, C. L. East.
lake, J. Jackson, and T. Phillips, Esqrs.
Auditors re-elected—W. Mulready, J. M. W. Turner,
and R. Westmaeott, Esqrs.