The Sun.
London, England, 1815-01-20 00:00:00

DISTRIUUTION °V MIZE MONEY.

To the Amphion, fur the capture of the French brig
Bustleir; at No. 12, Upper Thatues-street, for thrce month-6
after the (Ph •

To the Venerable and Cyaue, for the capture of the,Freneh
frigates .11ean'ne and ; on the 23d inst. at No. 2S;
Abchureh-iane, and for three months after.

To the Dryad, for the capture of the .Frenett fri;;•ate La
florin( on the 24th, at No. r 3, Brick-roar[., Teinpv.
To the Sceptre, for the recapture of fire Fanny; e:c No. 41,
Norfolk-street, Strand, and for three months at, the. same
place.
To the Raise:nimble and Sossex, for the dr'tention .of the
American ship Forester; on the 24th inst. at "No.-tl, NorfOlk-
street., and for three months at the saute 7,lacc:
To the Niger, for the recapio.r, of t'ee Adventure fin coin-
panY with tare'l%,4us); 2uth, ttt No. 13, Great sGeori;e.
street, Westmin-t.•_;...

To the for the capture of the Louisa: at Abbotes
Oftice, Na. lt, Cleoieut's tun.

. 'rite following letter has been received by Mr.
SAN3O:4 front the Lords his Majesty's Privy
Council; and is inserted for the infoltnattotrof the
Mercnants and ALinufactwers intert-zted in the
trade with the United States of America

Chamber, Whitehall, Jan. IS, 1815

iStu,—The Lord's of Lis Majesty's most floti. Privy Coun-
cil,, haVing had under their consideration a Memorial of cer-
tain Merchants, Manufacturers, and ollttn's, concerned in the
trade to- the United States, praying that liccuses may be
granted, alloWing British vessels to proceed with their car-
goes, from Nova .Scotia, New Briniswick, or Beitanda, to the
ports of the United States, as soon as the ratification of the
Treaty lately coucluded;with Amer:ca shall be known, 1 ant
directed to acquaint you, for the information of the Gentlemen
interested it; that trade, that their Lordships hate submitted
to the Secretary of State for the Colonies, the expediency of
sending instructions, without loss of time, to the Governors
of Nova, Scotia, New Brunswick, and -Bermuda, directing
them to permit all British vessels which may 'arrive Within
their respective jurisdictions, from the United Kingdom, with
goods on board fur the American markets, to proceed to the
ports of the United States (without. previously unloading,',
as soon as the said Governors shit have received due infor-
mation of the ratification of the- Treaty on the part. Of
America.

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Council hare also requesied the

ol the Admiralty to giant convoys fur
-NoviaS,,,trla, Nev.- I;tutiswick, anti liernrada; at tha-e.irliest
moment- that the pertnit.
Pam, Sic, your most obedient humble servant,
JAS.- BULLER.
I'. Salaam, Esq. Chairman of the Committee -
of American Merchants.

THE QUEEN'S BIRTH .DAY.—There were pre-
sent-at the entertainment given by her Majesty at
Froginore on the occasion, besides her Royal
Daughters, the Duke and Duchess of York, the
Duke of Kent, the Princess Charlotte of Vales,
and their suites ; Viscount and Viscouutess Bulk-
ley ; Lord and Lady Langford ; Lord Ashbrook;
Lord and Lady Boston, and their daughters ; the
Earl and ConineSs of Harcourt ; Lord St. He-.
len's ; Colonel Upton ; Mr. and Mrs. Freonantle;
Generals Cart wight, Garth, Taylor, and Win-
varct ; Captain and Mr. Wyse, Mr. Desbrow.e,
-After dinner, a grand concert wa3 performed by
bee Majesty's band. The concert finished -at 11
o'clock.

BRIGHTON, JAN. 18.—The PRINCE REGENT has
not appeared for several days past in public. His
Royal Highness's health and spirits, however,
were ucver better. Lord ERSKINE left the Palace
for the metropolis on Sunday ; his Lot (Ishii), dor=
ing his short stay he e, had the honour of being
presented with the Green Witham!, vacant by the
death of the Marquis of LOTHIAN.
11AMBORGH, JAN. 11.—On the evening of the
9th, souse Russian °dicers having indulged rather
freely in their, wine, thought proper to inter-
rupt the performances and the music at thellam-
burgh Theatre. Some persons in the pit, disgusted
at this conduct, reproached them for it. This
so enraged the Russians, that two of tie Officers,
who Considered themselves insulted, went down,
to the pit, and had a Hanoverian arrested, whom
they considered as the principal offender. It was
intended he should have bezn brought before
General BENNIGit:N next morning, but he made
his escape the same evening. The Russian Ge-
neral feeling much disappointed and mortified at
the circumstance, sent word to the Senate that
the troops, which had already been on their march
and returned, should not finally depart until the
offender v,-As found and punished. Hence it is
that we still enjoy the company of visitors, whom
Wecould be, well contented to see leaving us never
more to return.-;—Times,

los'morning at, 12 o'clock the Sessions ended
at the (Al_ Bailey, when the RECORDER passed
'Sentence of Death upon the.following Prisoners
for their various ojiences, amongst whom were
two Boys for burglary, only 10 years of age viz. :
Matilda Wl; Raiser, Michael Staybrooke, James Kettle, John
Reid, Richard Jones, William 'Junes, James Donahough,
Wiihani Rice, 'lamas Reynolds, Richard Moore, Charles
Ittiothold,- Robert Holton, John Nravc, Janice Tinntipson,
John Eagletuti; Robert Cowley, Thomas Wells, Joseph King,
. Mary Blalse,. Eleanor :.itnith, Elizabeth Lambert, Henry
Fentoa, and Jams
Five were ordered to be transported for the term of 14
years, crud 40 for the Irian of 7- years ; • amongst the- !Mick.
W(3011,0;41 t a iiliava Yelter Lathrop, fur bigatirA and Thomas
Nutt alias Chad, coi• frl•tud.
. ['fifty-six w'ere or'rereml to he confined for various periods in
N6,vgate and the of Correction, and soMe of .them at
the same time fined Is. each. Four Hens or tl,rea to be pub.-
litly whipped during thcir per:ao of imprisonment; and two,
this morning, to be pidiliay win?' cd -in the Gaul-yard of
Ntovgate.