The Sun.
London, England, 1824-12-11 00:00:00

IN THE TAINTING SCHOOL.

A silver medal to Mt. Joel Solomon, pupil of Mr. Sam,' for
the best copy of a pall of Leonardn do Vines " Last Supper:"

?SCHOOLS Or 'DESIGN.
In the Life Academy, a silver medal to Mr. Philip Corbett,
t 4 the be drawing from tha living figure.
A silver medal to Mr. Denham, for the hest model from the
living figure.
in the Antique Academy, &silver medal to Mr. Ed. Fan-
,,urt, pupil of Mr. Sass, for the hest drawintliffrom the antique
i:gureof the Piscohulus. _ _

-A silver medal to Mr. Legrew, vupii of Mr. Chantry, for the
host modtd.of the antique figure of one of the sons of Niobe.

ATIVIVITECT

A silver medal to dr. e,,tewles Moore, for the .best drawing
of the front of Greenwich Hospital, done from. actual. adolea-
torement.

The Pitt:sinENT then. addressed the Students in a sp,cob
replete with feeling and eloquence. lie commenced by Corigra-
tulating themon the admirable display of talent which they,
bad presented to the Academy. So highly did the Council and.
General Meeting esteem their rations specimens, and so gene-,
rally equal did sunny of theta appear.; that it was strongly advo-
cated by many a the Members that a nitwit greater number of
niedais. should be distributed, but on referring to the laws,
which had the sign manual of his Majesty, they found that
they could not depart this year from the usual course, of only
giving one in each department. lie spoke with particular
commendation of the Painting School and of the Life Academy.;
but he reserved for the students of the Antique Academy the
highest encomiums of himself and the Council: Re was proud
to tend that their, proavetwanee raid attention had been unremit-
ting, pas-tientirly at the present moment,, when they haul been
dwir es! of that aid., which dinlamented illness of that distin-
gaisbed invi, Mr. Ftizeli, prevented him from giving as usual.
A- 3Laster, from whom the in eatdistinguithed Artists in Europe,
Nix Thomas latv,,tersce observed,- would be proud to receive in.-
strUction. din again congratulated. them all on their success.
ful advancement in their audios, urged theta to continue with
the same perseverantx and industry, and thanking them for
their gentlemanly behaviour anttattention. at all times, he. bade
thew. farewell.

it is iinilttitable, front" trere rwollection, to dasnribe with
staeitnt juttiee the eitgante of the langoage of the ottani-
/46;nd President, or to repttsent the spirit and feeling with
which it was tieliveretti. accompanied by that mtedalnetts of
_manner which al reap; iEtinguitlies him. He is in every re-
-spent worthy of she elevated stition to which be it elected.

COLORS! t is stated, in M. IliformEn's
Travels in Country, that the place in Bogota
called the. Palace of Deputies is nothing
.more
(llama house, the lower part of which consists of
shops, in which ean.de-vie is sold. The flail of
the Sittings is a long chamber, where the Repre-
sentatives alone are ~seated upon chairs of var..
'fished wood, with leather teats. eight lamps
and a straw mat constitute the ornaments. of this
splendid apartment.—The Palace of the: Se•
nate, in front of the fernier, is of equal simpli-
c.ity :„ there is neither a saloon nor aute.chamber,
so that the Ali/timers, when they come to make
any,. communicatiou, remain upon the stair-case,
until the Usher, who is also the manager of the,
theatre, rettioVes "their umbrella', and invites
them to enter. In the If alt of the Senate there
is au emblematic representation of Justice; our
author says that 'the ignorant painter wrote under
if (11,. word Potiv. We do not see any proof of
ignorance ins this subscription ; Justice has not
nkoch concern with revolution, and. Policy is also
armed with the sword ; she also pretends to hold.
Kati equal balance, and is sometimes so blind that
She may well be Supposed to have 4eprived Jos-
tice of :tier bandage.

11 IST 11 1.9 DEC. B.—(3.furgtr of Janus Gard-
"ter, of "vartvieN.)—The eevt.rrsi perorts ii cus-
tody On 6116picion of comniittiog this horrid tnur-
dor., were this day broo4ht up (r (mat exaraina..
thVa at the ne,tioni House, Lanfor,l's Green.
b'lol-0 tft Madiqralesi ; miters., after 3 fnit ioves-
titzatioss of all the tircasevtances., from the t-e 66"
*catty .of twenty wittiesseN, Murk Whiting, Jas..
Cainast .TAGmd4 JVilatot, and ',mac Brilort, were
(oily committed to take their trials for the mur-
der, at the newt C toustestor Asßizes. It is but
jusete-k! ob"noet dolt the Magistrates have been
indefatigable in their etertiorss to discover and
611,94 to justice the ivrpetrati4Yro of this toarder.3'