The Sun.
London, England, 1813-11-19 00:00:00

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

To the Helder and late sloop Relictle for the ))ankh
sloop'St. Jorgen, on the 19th inst. at No. 13, Clement's kn.
Recalls on Mondays and Thurs(lays for three months.
To the sloop Echo for the. e of contraband spirits, and
the capture of the Bun Genie, on the 24th on hoard at
Portsmouth, and recidle for four months, at No. 14, Great
George-stieet, Westminster.
To the Drake for the Margaretta, Anon, and Emilie; Vrow
Johanna, hr the Priair..Je ; and Vrienden by the gun-prig
Hearty, on fionrd Sheetness, on the 19th inst. Recalls fur
four months, at. No. • la. Great George-street, Westminster,
To the 6enkral and Statfollieers, 4c. of the.' oyal Artillery,
detachments of West India Regiments, also the ships Cm-
taor, Argo, Ulysses, Chichester; Hornet, Venus, and Port
Mahon, being the Military and Naval Forces present at the
reduction of Tobago, the• proceeds of the property taken and
condemned, on the lath. at No. 15, Surrey-street, Strand.
Recalls at the same place.
To the Medusa for the Messenger and Tiger, on the 20th,
inst. at No. 35, Craven-street, Strand.- Recalls at the same
place.
To the Sea Lark for the Good Friends (the Andromache in
company) on her arrival at Portsmouth. Recalls at No. 41,
Norfolk-street, for three months.
To the Helicon for the Messenger (the Iris and Medusa in
company) on her arrival at Portsmouth. Recalled fur three
mooths, at No. 41, Norfolk-street, Strand.
To the Trent and Amsterdam for the Aurora and Brothers
(Cecilia Trader in conli,any) on the 19th lust, at No. 41, Nor-
folk-street, Strand. Recalled for three months at the same
place.
Ttilhe Stately for the detention of the. Hoffnung Mid Join-
frou Margaretha (in company with the Curlew), at No. 37,
Essex-street. fur three months.
'Co the Stately for the detention nt' the Hans and Anna Mar-
garetta, for tlirc4 months, it No. 87, .Essex-street, Strind.

Extract of n Letter from an OfTicer,serving in
the Mediterranean :—" On the 2d of Septeniber,
the Hibernia was struck by lightning, which set
fire to the main-top-mast end fore rigging, but
the rain falling in torrents at the time, shortly
extinguished it five men were knocked down,
but none killed. The Suiftsure, Union, Ocean,
and Leopard, all had their main-top-masts shat-
tered to pieces. Not a life was lost On board any
of • them, although many men were struck' down
and slightly hurt."

The following article is taken from 7-he Bohma
Gazette, of 231 Sept,—" By a. passenger in the
schooner Governor Kinderiond, froni Pensacola,
cast away upon the Bank, and arrived in a wreck-
ing vessel, accounts are received that the instil.-
gents had a%senthled anew, in the neighbourhood
of Amelia Island, under the command of a man
who styles himself General llinatsoN: That the
loyal inhabitants of Fernandina went out to dis-
perse &ens, but owing
„to some trelrehery, they
were attacked, when unprepared, in the boats,
routed, and obliged to return With considerable
loss in killed and wounded. Mr. GEoRGE AT-
KINSON and Messrs. SETON and were
among the killed; Messrs PHILIP YONGE and
AREEDONDO, who commanded companies", were
slightly wounded. Although the United States
do not again openly encourage that reheion, yet
the hand of that Government appears so plain in
the transaction before us, that it cannot he mis-
taken. It is high time that" Spain should take a
decisive step to punish treachery of so cowardly
a stamp."
The following statement may be depended upon
as authentic. lite French bad' actually formed a
plan to blow up and destroy Pamplona, which
coming to.the kngwledge "if some of the most re.7'
spectablc inhabitants, they found means to inform
Don Carlos' DT.spana, the besieging General, of
:he design, who thought it necessary to send an
immediate flag of truce to the Governor, assuring
him that such a proceeding would, in the ease of
a blockade, be eonsidered unjustifiable and con-
trary to the usages of war; and it the 'destructive
dettrmination WAS adhered to, he had received the
most ,positi. e orders from the EngliSh Generikl
(and which it was his duty to obey) to put the
wholegarrison, without eNceptiou, to the-sword.
The sequel is well known to the public.
The Spanish Soldiers who lately. arrived from
the_Baltic,,amounting in namber to about 2000
men, have been re-clothed at Portsmouth,, and
are now ready to sail, the fist fair wind, to join
Lord.WELLINGTON.

The 35th Regiment marched into Chichester on
Friday last from Guernsey. They took their stki..
tion on Monday Ia the Barracks, which the 57th
quitted itr"tiiiike room for them.
On Saturday last the Fermanagh Militia march-
ed into Cork from Fermoy, preparatory to their.

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