The Sun.
London, England, 1849-12-11 00:00:00

viz :-

To Mr. John Alfred Vinter—For the best histo-
rical painting, the gold medal, and the Discourses of
the Presidents Reynolds and West.
To Mr. _Edward James Physick—For the hest
historical basso-relievo, the gold medal, and the Dis-
courses of the Presidents Reynolds and West.
To Mr. Arthur Allom—For the best Architectural
Design, the gold medal, and the Discourses of the
Presidents Reynolds and West.
To Mr. Ferdinand Pickering—For the best
Painting from the Life, the silver medal.
To Mr. Edmund Eagles—For the best Drawing
from the Life, the silver medal and the Lectures of
the Professors Fuseli, Howard, and Flaxman.
To Mr. Charles Rolt—For the next best Drawing
from the Life, the silver medal.
To Mr. Leonard Charles Wyon—For the next best
Drawing from the Life, the silver medal.
To Mr. William Jackson—For the beet Model from
the Life, the silver medal.
To Mr. Alfred Francis Young—For the best
drawings of the south portico of St Paul's Cathedral,
the silver medal.

To Mr. Charles Rolt—For the best copy made in
the Painting• school, the silver medal and the Lectures
of the Professors Fuseli and Howard.

To Mr. Samuel Barling Clarke—For the next best
copy made in the Painting-school, the silver medal.
To Mr. Arthur Hughes—For the best Drawings
from the Antique, the silver medal, and the Lectures
of the Professors Fuseli and Howard.

To Mr. Charles Wright—For the next best
Drawings from the. Antique, the silver medal.
To Mr. William Short—For the next best Draw-
ings from the Antique, the silver medal.
To Mr. Charles Summers—For the best Model
from the. Antique, the Silver Medal and the Lectures
of the Professors Fuseli and Flaxmaa.

In consequence ,of the continued indisposition of Sir
Martin Archer Shee, the president, the premiums
were distributed by George Jones, Esq., the keeper,
who delivered a short address to the students.

The general assembly afterwards proceeded to
appoint officers for the ensuing year, when Sir
Martin Archer Shee was unanimously re-elected
president.
Council—New List.—Richard Westmacott, jun.,
Daniel Maclise, William Frederick Witherington,
and Solomon Alexander Hart Esqs.
Old List—Charles West Cope, William Dyce,
Edwin Landseer, and Richard Cook, Esqs.
Visitors in the Life Academy—New List—Abra-
ham Cooper, John Rogers Herbert, Patrick Mac
Dowell, William Frederick Witherington, and
Richard Westmacott, jun., Esqs.
Old List—Charles West Cope, William Dyce,
Frederick Richard Lee, and Charles Landseer,
Visitors in the School of Painting—New List—
William Mulready, Charles Lock Eastlake, George
Jones, and Thomas Webster, Esqi.
Old List—Abraham Cooper, Charles West Cope,
William Dyce, Frederick Richard Lee, and Charles
Landseer, Esqs.
Auditors re-elected—William Mulready, Esq., Sir
Richard Westmacott, and Philip Hardwick, Esqs.

We are informed that the Government have
ordered the Enterprise and Investigator to be refitted
with the utmost dispatch, in order to another expedition
in search of Sir John Franklin, by way of Behring's
Straits.
REPRESENTATION or SIIOREHAM.—Mr. Shelley has
retired from the contest, and Lord Alexander Gordon
Lennox, third son of the Duke of Richmond, is there-
fore likely to walk over unopposed.