The Sun.
London, England, 1818-05-20 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

PO?tr3MOUTII, 'ALAV 19.—Arriv,d his Majesty's ship Esther
from Leith for Neu -oundland.—Sailed his najesty's ship
Dottcreli for the Cape of Good Hope.
PLYMOUTH, MAY 9.—S3iled the Lady Lusliington, D,riner;
and Castle Forbes, Fraz••r, for ,sombay.
STIEERNESS, MAY 19 —The (-limy, Pounder, for Ntw South
Wales, with convicts, sailed from this port yesterday. Part
01 the bottom of a brig of ahont 300 tons has bee, towed in
here by two smacks, which fell in with it near the Gun-Fleet
Beacon.

MAKOATE, MAY 19.—Two homeward-bound Indiamen,
reported to he the Bombay and Charles Grant, from
arrived yesterdat• in Pan Sand Hole, and remain. • 'clic Me-
dina, Kennedy, tram Jamaica, is at anchor in the same place.
LIVERPOOL, MAY the Lancaster, West, fri:m
Philadelphia, from whence she sailed 2Gth April, and from
the Capes both of same-ttont h. On 6th May, in Latt. 42,
Long. 33, spoke the Mw rison, —, front Kingscote fur
New Brunswick. •

COWES, MAY 19.—.1crii•ed the American ship Pactolus,
Blackler, from Amsterdam for the Isle of Prance, to take in
specie, ".it 10 days.
Wtymourti,,Mas 18.-:-Yesterdayhis Majesty's Admiralty
criiiier Greyhound, commanded by Lieut. Nugent, R.N.,
made another seizure of 180 casks of spirits, and lodged the
same in the CUstom-house Mores at this port; and last week
the Lutworth l'i event k-t. Boat, conimanded by Mr. G. Spencer,
made a seilar.! of 120 casks of brandy and Genera.—This
morning the Greyhound made another seizure of 71 more
casks of spirits.

l'he Quintin, from Bengal, is arrived off the Start;
riled :Mb December.

ROYAL AQADENIY.

(Contitiurd.)

24. rash tigherrJ, a 11111 Fort in the Barrall-Mahl, East In-

dies. T. DAstrLt., ILA.
The splendour of Asiatic scenery, and the Barbaric gran-
deur of the buildings, as far as we have heard, find a faith-
ful representative in this Artist. There is a lightness in the
atmosphere, and a vividness in the whole, that excite a lively
conception of the general aspect of the country. This pic-
ture is touched with an accurate and animated pencil.

34. Landscape. J. CONSTABLE.
We have here a representation of more familiar scenery,
and consequently such as admits of easier criticism: Thew
is a lively air in all that this Artist presents, and a spirited
freshness characterises the work before us, which bears the
genuine hue of nature.

179. North-East View of Sreincot,iclouceetersitire, the

seat of Sir C. Cockerel!, Burt. T. DANIELL, R.A.
Mr. DANIELL has here transferred such a portion of that
vivid spirit which he derived Iron, his observation of Oriental
scenery, as renders this portrait of British locality more ani-
mated than perhaps it would have appeared if his pencil had
not received a glowing impulse from that magnificent view of
nature to which his eye had so long been accustomed. This is a
beautiful picture, and one of the chief ornaments of the room,
within its province of art,

(To hr continued.)

LAW IN 1 bLLIGLNCh.

COURT OF CHANCERY, MAY 19.

LADY FRANCES EMILY TEMPEST.

The Lone CHANcELLoei this morning resumed his sittings
in Lincoln's Inn Hall. He was occupied the greater part of
the morning in hearing the case of Lord Stewart and Lady
Emily Vane Tempest, in his private room. The case was
chiefly respecting the proposals of marriage to be submitte4
to the Master. The minutes of the proposals were, after some
discussion, agreed to. At half-past ten his Lordship came .
into Court, and gave judgment in several cases of no publia
importance.