The Sun.
London, England, 1806-05-28 00:00:00

DISTRIBUTION, OF PRIZE-MONEY.

To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Ship
Tamer, for the Capttire of the Danish Brig "Charlotte
helmina, on the '29th December, 1797, th,:ir proportions of
16951. 13s. 3d. on the 9th of tune next and tor three years
to come, at lames.Western'sChambersi Gray's-in.n.square.

Captain OSBORNE is appointed to, command the
London, of 98 guns, at Portsmouth, in the room of
Sir HARRY NEALE.

The following is an extra& of a letter received at
Hull, on Wednesday, from Capt. Ho'wtotri, of the
Ben, of that 6rt, dated Messina, April 6: " We
arrived here On, the 3d instant. There is at present
little to fear on' the toast of Sicily from Privateers,
as so many of our Men of. War are catizing upon
it. .The Kingof NapleS arrived here yesterday from
Palermo, and was very well received by the, inhabi-
tants. it is expe&ed that' the English Troops will,
in a few days, make 'an attack upon the French in
Calabria, as they have 'only - about 6000 Troops
there. The Magnum Bonum, CHAMBER, of Hull,
is lying here; ,the'yijax,HowE, is gone to. Palermo."

SIDMOUTH; MAY 24.

ON Tuesday last Her Royal Highness the Nits:-
CESS of WALES and Suite arrived here, on a visit to
Lord GWYDIR and Family. (His Lordship, we
are happy' to state, is rapidly recovering from the
complaint that a few months since threatened to
depriVe society of one of its brightest ornaments.)
Her Royal Highness was received with every
poisible mark of 'respca from all descriptions of
the Inhabitants. The Volunteer Artillery fired a
salute of .one and twenty guns from the Fort; the
hells.were rung; and Colours hoisted both at the
Fort and at the Church. On the following day Her
Royal Highness, attended by Lord GWYDIR and
Lady WILLOUGHBY, went to view an elegant villa
near the town, in the cottage- style, which Lord
GWYDIR is building, having determined to make
this place his residence, in consequence of the bene-
fit he has experienced from its mild and salubrious,

In the evening the PRINCESS condescended' to' ap-
pear at the window, and walked upon the_ Beach,
Parade, and expressed herself highly delighted with
the romantic scenery, and extensive sea views of
this Charming. spot, :which renders it almost un-
equalled : indeed from the local superiority, and
the constant influx of visitors Of high distinEtion,
•Sidthouth bids fair to become one of the most ele-
gant and fashionable watering-places upon this part
of the Coast.

,On Thursday her Royal Highness took leave to
her Noble Host and Hostess, and the town (highly
satisfied with the flattering reception she had met
with), on her way to CutThells, the seat of G.'
ROSE, Esq. near Christchurch, having 1- viou;l3
with great politeness and consideration, declined
the honour of a salute at :her departure, in conse-
'quence of the indisposition of some visitors of dis-
tinetion who are at Sidmouth for the benefit of their
health.

Windsor Terrace was very *unn-icrously crowded
an Monday evening, in consequence of THEIR MA-
JESTIES and the ROYAL
,FAMILY being present.
Yeste-day morning HEE\ MAJESTY, and .PRIN-
CiSSES ELIZABETH and MARY, took an airing, in
a carriage and four, 'to Cuinberland Lodge. His
MAJESTY and the ether PRIN.P.BSSES rode on horse-
back.