The Sun.
London, England, 1845-04-24 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.

LONDON, APRIL 23.—Wind N.E., fresh breeze, and fine.
DEAL, Arnim 22.—Wind N.N.E., moderate.—Arrd. Au-
gusta Jessie, Harvey, Mauritius; John, Davey, and An
dromeda, Sutton, Ichaboe. Sld. Harmony, Antigua; Clutha,
Quebec. The Apollo, from Amsterdam to Boston, got en-
tangled with the Goodwin Sands to-day, but has been
assisted into the Downs. The Albertine, from Dordt to I
Liverpool, got on the Goodwin Sands during the fog, but
has been assisted off without apparent damage, and pro-
ceeded. A small portion of a vessel's quarter, consisting of
to timbers _stanchions, the timber heads painted lead
colour over green, and the covering board black, has been
picked up near the Goodwin Sands, and brought in here. A
head rail of a vessel, marked "Crispin," in white letters, has
been picked up in the Downs this morning.
RAMSGATE, Arms, 22.—The Charlotte, from Hull to Coil-
stantineple, got ashore on the Goodwin Sands early this
morning, but was assisted off; and brought in here leaky.
JERSEY, APRIL 11.—Sld. Fust, Halifax ; Adventure and
Larch, Gaspi!.
SWANSEA, APRIL 21.—S1d. Elizabeth Bevnon, Cuba.
DovEa, APRIL 22.—Sid. Rowena, Gambia.
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 22. Wind E.N.E. to S. Arra.
Victoria, London, and sailed for New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, Arm!, 22.—Ski. Reindeer steamer, West
Indies.
GUERNSEY, Arum 19.—Arrd. Favoarite, Hoskins, New-
port, lost bulwarks, stancheona, &c., and sprung a leak on
the 16th inst., 40 miles S.E. of the Lizard, during a gale at
N.E., on the 17th inst., was taken in tow by the Tempe-
ranee, bound to Guernsey.
SCILLY, APRIL 17.—Sld. Invincible, Rio Janeiro.
OFF DUNGENESS, APRIL 20.—Leopold, Hots, Rio, for Ant-
werp ; Mary Ann, Hunter, Porto Rico.
LIVERPOOL, April 22.—Wind S.E. moderate.—Arrd. Black
Prince, Semple and Fifteen, Clementson, Ichaboe ; Rebecca
Jane, Le Mesurier, Buenos Ayres; Glenview, Saltera, New
Orleans ; Rosehis, Eldridge, 'New York. Sld.
Singapore ; Montrose, Ceylon ; Bonanza, Arica ;
pm's° ; Brilliant, Africa ; Geo. Washington, New York;
Industry, Pugwash : Earl Durham, John Hall, and Primrose,
Quebec ; Thomas,'Newfoundland. Oft, Flora.
CLYDE, APRIL 21.—Wind Easterly.—Arrd. Pampero, Ro-
berts, China; Wm. Hunt, Rankin, Ichaboe ; John Scott,
Gardner, and Rd. Brown, Dunlop, Trinidad. Sld. Eliza,
Port Phillip.
PRIL 19 .e.cn 20.--Sid. Argo and Harriet,
iNII,
DUBLIN, .
Quebec ; Liffey, Barbadoea.
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WATERFORD, APRIL 20.—Sld. Vel St.
ar
Eliza, Newfoundland. Lucinda,
Liver-
pool.
APRIL 20.—The Henry, Morrison, in leaving
the harbour this morning grounded on the South Bank, but
got off in the evening without damage, and proceeded.
STnomEss, APRIL I7.—The John, Tillock, bound to Eye-
month, got on the west end of the island of Guernsey, and
remains.

BRIDLUGTON, APRIL 21.—The Providetce, Balmer, from
London to Newcastle, and the Friends of Eliza, of Colchester,
were in contact 18th inst. off Flar►lborough Head, and both
received trifling damage to rigging, bulwarks, &c.
HASTINGS, APRIL 21.—A hogshead of wine, containing
about fifty gallons, marked N. R. E., and a cask of oil, marked
J. G. P., have been picked up off the Fairlight, and landed
here.

We understand that a deputation, consisting of the
Lord Provost of Edinburgh, Sir David Brewster, the Rev.
James Taylor, James Crawford, Esq., Advocate, and James
Crawford, Esq., M.P., has arrived in town for the purpose of
waiting on her Majesty's Ministers to endeavour t. obtain
the repeal of the Scottish University 004.

ller Majesty's steam-frigate Stromboli, commanded by
the Hon. Captain Plunkett, arrived at Culmore on Thursday.
This fine vessel has been sent by the Government, on the ap-
plication of Major Snow, R.M., and she is to be stationed in
Lough Foyle during the fishing season, for the purpose of
preserving the peace, and preventing those unhappy and
disgraceful outrages which have been of frequent occurrence
for some years past, and which, in one instance, terminated
fatally last year.
On Tuesday morning, shortly after six o'clock, as Mr. Ri-
chard Cartwright, a respectable carpenter, was crossing the
Hawley-field, situated on the right hand side of the Hamp-
stead-road, and near the Hawley Lock of the Regent's Canal,
he diScovered the body of a man, lying on his back, with a
pistol grasped tight in his right hand, and his head shattered
in a frightful manner. He instantly gave an alarm to polies-
constable 248 S, whom he found on duty; and assistance
having been procured, the body was conveyed to St. Pancras
workhouse. The hat of the deceased was found a short dis-
tance from the body. It is a beaver one, somewhat worn,
maker's name. J. Howard, James-street, Old-street, St.
Luke's.

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ntions for lighting the square by means of this pomertui
men ble'eTilTempB N
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making
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light. That unseemly erection at Northumberland House
has been removed, and large bronze pedestals have been
cast for the purpose by Stevens and Son, which will be placed
granite blocks on each
sidei a few(,f tdhae v
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the parapet.
TUB LIBRARY OF TUB LATH DUKE OF StSSEx.....
Yesterday the sale of the fifth portion of the extensive library
of the late Duke of Sussex was commenced, at Messrs. Evans.'
rooms, Pall-mall. The present portion consists of the Latin
classics, the drams. poetry, the belles lettres, bio.raphy, &c.
The number of lots 'disposed of yesterday 'vas 249, consisting
of some rare first editions of the Latin classics, which fetched
extraordinary high. prices. The sale of this portion of the
late Duke's libraa will last twelve days.
disrtlingiEuisih'eAdTaErtiTstil, whose°lll deathPillUtoloPuB,oEacsetiga, 4/(1/2).1;T:1:ay
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ham, the restorer of the ancient art of glass-staining in Eng-
land. After a few years young Phillips came to Londop
with an introduction to the late Benjamin West, P.R. A., and
commenced portrait painting with tolerable success, and after
some years, having acquired considerable proficiency, he was
elected an associate, and in 1809 a full' member of the Royal
Academy of Painting, at the same time with Henry Howard
(secretary ), and the late Nathaniel Merchant. Mi. Phillips
succeeded by election in 1824 to the professorship of painting
in the Academy, and delivered from the chair a course of six
lectures replete with the best advice to artists and the souudest
principles of art. Mr. Phillips resigned the professor's chair in
1830 from the delicate state of his health ; but he continued to
fulfil the other duties of council, visitor, &c., at the Academy.
In the summer of 1844 Mr. Phillips retired from the active ditties
of,his profession, in which he had been for the last few rears
assisted by his youngest son Henry, who succeeds to the
practice. 'S'oon after he established'hiasself is London, Mr.
Phillips married a lady from Scotland, who was about to
embark for India. This union was sue of the happiest upon
record. Four children, two boys and two girls (all living),
were the offspring of this marriage. The eldest son, Scott
Phillips; has been for some years a distinguished officer in
the Bengal Artillery. Mr. Phillips was greatly esteemed by
all who kneti him ; the late Earl of Egremont was his steady
friend for thirty-eight years. lie was a member of the club
at the " Thatched House," formed by Johnson, Reynolds„
&c., also of the Royal and Antiquarian Societies, the Ikkrai
Institution, and was one of earliest members of the Athenaeum
Club. Besides his lectures, Mr. Phillips wrotemuch on the
et- nsiderable doubts
harites;ena.ll those on this subject in Bee's Cyclopedia are from
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