The Sun.
London, England, 1807-09-30 00:00:00

DISTRIBUTION OE PRIZE MONEY.

To the Officers and Company of his Majesty's Ship Fis-
gard, sharing by agreement with the Niger, for the capture
of the Spanish Ship iris, on the November, 1.804, a dis.
tribution of the Fisgard's proportion of the proceeds, will be
made on' her arrival in port ; and afterwards every Tuesday
and Friday, for three years, at No. • IS, Clement's Inn.
To thenfficers and Company of his Majesty's Gun-brig
Starling, for the capture of the Danish Ship Deatuanten, on
the z3d May, :806, a distribution of the proceeds of the cargo
condemned will be nride on board, at Yarmouth, on the 2.9 th
inst. and every Tuesday. and Friday after, for three month.,",
at No. tB,, Clement's Inn.
A distribution of the proportion of the proceeds of
the French Corvette Le Caesar, 'captured on the ibth luly,
tif.o6, by the Boats of the Squiciron commanded by Commo-
dore Sir Samuel Houd, will be made to the Commander Ond
Crew of the said hire:l Armed Lugger, at No. 3n, George.
street, Flythoiath Dock; and the • proceeds •of the Galliot
Flora, captured on the r ttli Ap4l, tBa6," will be distributed
to the Commander and Crew of the above.mentioneil hired
Armed. Lugger, at the same time and place, and for three
months afte(.• ,•,
To toe ()niters and Company of his Majesty's Ship Ata-
lanta, tot- the capture (..f the Galliot Fortuna, on the zoth
•May, iSo6, and in company with the Iris, at the capture of
L'Ainis de lust; on the std May, tBO6, a distribution will
be nidde on the 29th inst. and every Tuesday and Saturday
after, fOr three months, at Teed's Office, Lower Broad-
street, Plymouth..
To the Oftkers and Company of his Majesty's Ship Iris,
for the capture of L'Apis de lust; on the 21.1 May, :Soo,
in company with the Atalanta. their respective shaTs, on the
29th inst.. and 'every Tuesday and Saturday alter for three
Months. at Teed's Office, Lowertiroad.street, Plymouth.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NMNIARKET FIRST 04.:TOIIER MA ETINC, iBo7.

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\tt A"tinut's Itr.nnAortit. list. „ph. beat I). of Grafton's
Pitr.,,l, Sit .713 B.C. 200, s. ILE t.--.-7 to 4 apt Brainworm.
Cl.nitti Year ), tii,e-tbild ot .1 iubAcription ot..scgs. each,
tot.4.yr olds; cull; ‘.:Al'i Oil, Bst. 7113. fillies list.4lb. 1).1.
I). ut Gratton'. 0. t. V.,ntty . , - - 1
Lt koley's hr. C. Paris -, - -
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14 Sakaiil.,'. hr. c. Forester - .. - 3
Sot, to 4 agst Vanity-15 to 4on Paris.

The price of Bread is ordered to be continued the
same as last week.

We are requested to state, from, authority, the
following answer to Certain rentarlo contained in
some of the Papers, on the supposed
,breach of
parole committed by' General BERES/6ED and Lieu-
tenant-Celonel PACK,
" As the public mind has been misled by tho
Spanish reports respeffing the condua of Major-
General BEAtusgoan and Lieutenant7ColonelPA9x,
the following will be found, whenever aninvesti-
gation takes place, to be a correa statement of all
the circumstances relating to that, affair.
" After those Officers bad given their' parole, theY
were removed, under an armed escort, from Buenos
Ayres, contrary to the conditions Under which that
parole was given ; and, subsequently, their persons
were seized, their papers taken from them, and they
were marched up the country.
" Genelal LIN I ERS was likewisd. officially apprised
by General BEICESFORD, that the Officers considered
their parole no longer binding, in doniequence of
these' ndignities and infraflions, as were Also all
the Spanish Wicers to whom the communication,
could be made:

" On their arrival at- Monte Video, previous to
Lieut.-Colonel PActt's returning to hiaduty, a Court
of Inquiry,, consisting of the two senior,Otlicers of
the Navy (capti. Row Lay and DOWNAIAN), and the
two senior of the Army (Brier..-Gen. LUMLEY" and
COl. Baoww), was assembled at the request of Sir
S Au ctt MUTYi the then Commander of the Forces;
arid they were unanimously. :of Opinion; that 'hp
(Lieut.-Col. Pact:) was released ficsin• his parole;
which opinion was notified in General Orders.
" This statement, it is hoped;will set the , mat-
,ter at rest; until the Public can be put' in possession
of a more partictilar detail, sifter the return of Gene-
ral BitassFoiiti."

. ,
General BartN'tosak, ,it, is said,. has pnblished a
Memorial respekling the. Operations of the 'Cam-
paign before the conclusion of the'Treaty, in which
he more than blames the.appearance of AT
at the camp, and the ciders he insisted, 4ori being
execnied. Ile principally complains of having been
ordered 'to cover Konigiburgh after'the fall of Dant-
iic,, a measure which he declared imprataicable
Without weakening hitt centre, • and exposing his
army to the danger of being penetrated in.
,that
qUarter ley tho enemy 3 but the orders of ALE:KANDER-
were imperative ! . , ,
.4. .
It
is dome What Indiorens, -that Mr. Law's, who
has beep denominated the greatest Horror-monger
of the present day, has'been in Scotland.visiting a
mansion called Gloom Castle.' ,It might be thought
that thi's mansion was the family seat and place of
his nativity..
The populatidi of &erne, in the year 1188, was
165,000.. It has' since then gradually decreased, till
it is now !band only to amoUnt to: 134,973,