The Sun.
London, England, 1809-06-13 00:00:00

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE•bIt)NEY.

To the sloop Fly, for the capture of the Nancy, alias
Ann. and salvage of the brig New Concorde, fur three
month's, at No za, Arundel-street, Strand.
To the Tribune, for the capture or the Pamelia, ever) day
for three months, at No tz, Upper Thaines-street. . .
To the kinal William and the Lively, for the apture of
thu'Coneecias, Portuguese pan:re, by the tender of the
Royal William, on the isth inst. at, No. 28, High-street,
Portsmouth, and every Monday and Thuisday for three
months..

134TH, JUNE 12.

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Mt.itkmats has been here fqr a few days, and has
been as ‘ntractive as the depopulated state of Bath
at this time would allow. lie has performectmost
of his comic charatters, and two of his. serious---his
great impression seems to l:aVe been in Captain Ber.
trund in The 'Birth Day, and the highly effective
scene of his first meeting with his had the
ablest support, by 'the'delicate, and feeling acting of
Miss 40140 N, and the blunt and honest virtue of
Jack Junk, -poortrayed by MALLINSON. .
Saturday; evening,., Wm . JAMEa, labourer, upwards
of 70 years of age, was tnund drowned in the Avon,
at the botstorn of Bedford-street, wa-icat. Sttme
day, .Mrs.,LiantAan, putijtorer, was stiddenly,lakti
ill, while attending her business in the market, and
on being conveyed home, she instantly, expired.

The Prince of ORANGE, only son of the late
STADMOLDER, arri4d yeoterday, we Ondersta'nd, at
Yarmouth, and immedhitely set utf for London.

Tnit Atissy.—Ypsterday, the North Hants
began their inpreh from Bexhill, in :Sussex, for
Exeter. The cud Battalion 'of ogri, Regillient
march from Bexhill on Wednesday for Jersey.. Thu
troops remaining at Bexhill will be the tst and.st4
Light Battalions King's Getman Legion ; l Ith Royal
Veteran Battalion ; Pembroke, Flint, and Denbigh
Militia Regiments. - At Hastings are the Itasi. Mid-
dlesex, which relieved the Leicester 'Militia. "At
Battle the ist Battalion (if the 36th. The 2clYetcran
Battalion, now in garrison at Plymouth, are under
Orders Ito embark for Madeira.

The Magistrates and Town Council of Peebles, in
Scotland, have voted thanks to Mr. WARDLE, and
in their letter to him as, that he condueled the in-
vestigation. with " such manly firmness, dignity, and
moderation, as tocommand the itclut irat ion of hisvery
oliposers." Who those opposers were that admired
him' for these qualities Ave are yet to learn, though
somewhat nearer to the scene of aCtion than the
Magistrates and Town Council of Peebles. And as
to the dignity'of Mr. WAttot.l4 in the transaaion;
it'should be remembered that Mr. Wtatuttast said
he would rather have been the objea. of the charges
than have obtained the letters in the manner de..
scribed by the heroine of the parliamentary drama.,
Mosto.—Mr. YANIBWICZ had his annual Con-
cert last night at the Hanover,square-rodeit;-and it
was one of ,the'very best that the seasim has. pro-
duced, His • own violin Concerto uas, admirably
performed. His second movement was "Oh t
Nancy will thou,: &e. which h played 'with pa-
thetic,sweetness. The last metement was a lively
air in the Scotch style, and his vadat ions'were rich,
and executed in a very brilliant,ninner, reminding
US Cif the. best days.l.of GIONOVICHI. CATAIANI
came forward its great power, and was deservedly'
much applauded.. She sung two airs, and joined in
the celebrated duet, from Il Fanatic() pot-La Musiea,
with MIARTENI, whiCh was encored. BE.LLAS,II"
NA LANZA also supported thevncardepartment, and
Miss:FlooUtts sung Azwoop's " very
spirited and charaateristic composition, on, the song
in MAasizoN. Messrs: F. LA NiA -and SAus'i
played great skill in thir respetliveConcei tos 'tin the
Piano Forte and Flute. The room was crowded.
A number. olforged one-pound notes, of the Lei.
ceptershire Bank (Pares, Paget, and Co.) have
hot') 'diScovered..in7circulation at Stamford and ifs-
vicinity..The'y are readily' known from. the gor,d
ones, by in interiority of engraviug, a cot, edge in-
stead of a rough o;.;e to the paper, and the want of a
water-mark.

The it:flowing is a remarkable instance of-the ex-
traordinary increase in the value of land farm
called Oaklem,t and Hain Emil, at Sidlesham, in
Sue containing 201 acres, was purchased by the
late Sir J. Carter, tin- (20001. This farm Wo4 a short
tithe since sold tot and the timber for 30,01.