The Sun.
London, England, 1812-04-06 00:00:00

DIS'T'RIBUTION ov PRIZE-MONEY.

The Valiant, for the Heros, on Thursday, on board, at
Spithead ; recalled at 44, George street,
The A efeun, for the Susannah and Sarall,i,this day onboard,
at Portsmouth; recalled at No. 21, Arundel-street.
The impress, officers and at Dartmouth, for the
Laurentius and Aurora, this day; at No. 7, Adelphi•tetrace,
and there recalled.

The Urgent, for the Princesse Louise, Princessen Louisa
and Johanna on board, at Sheerness, on Thursday, and
fur the Danish schooner, Nu, i2z, on the aStlt inst. recalled
at No, 9, Brood-street.
The Gallant, for the. St. Peeler and Victoria, on board, on
her arrival at Leith; recalled at No. 37, Southamptun-street,
Strand.

The l'ersian, for the Ambuscade, on her arrival at Spit..
head, recalled'at No. 4.1, St. Mary'street, Port3rnouttt. •

BARON GERAMB.—This extraordinary chara6ler,
who has so long engrossed pobii6 attention, and who
seems to have had a stronger itch for notoriety than
any who have tigdred among us and in so very cor,-.
spicuous
,a manner, has at length been removed
from ibis country, and we most heartily wish
th\at those whose ditty it is to observe the various
and numberless foreigners who intrude then,Selves
upon us, may exert I;temseives equal vigour as
to many other adventurous Refugees from the *Con-
tinent, There are many reports respeding this Same
Baron GERAMB,; some representing hint as having•
been uncommonly successful at our gaming tables,
and anxious to escape with the spoil ; and others
which state that, according co a' familiar phraie,.he
was completely done up, and fu II as anxious to depart
lest the vulgar hand of a Sheriff's OffiCer should get,
hold of him. But it is also said that he had advanced
unjust and ridiculous claims upon the British Go-
vernment, of which the following statement has
been given ;--.-He alleges that he bad proposed to
engage 24,000 Croat. troops in the service of Eng-
land, a proposal A hich tie pretends to have consider-
ed as favourably received by our Ministers abioad,
because they (Mr. Batlinrst, Gen. Oakes, and Mr.
Henry Welleskv, to whom he appeols) did not he-
sitate granting, him passports, to 'enable-him to pro-
secute his journey to England, 'for the pdrpose of
submitting. his plan to the War ayartment. For
this service his charges are as fdllow :—Journey
from' London to Cad.z, 2501. ; Estwilishment in
London,, 22 months, at 2,001. per month, 44001.;
Return to. Hungary, 7001.—Total, 53501.

Mrs. SIDDONS returned from her Northern tore
several days ago, to be ready for the tidal close ,of
her theatrical career at Covent-Garden Theatre.
BRAHAM is engaged for a few nights at the Ly-
ceum, and Mts. DicKoNs, according to report, is
to perform ten- nights this ,season at the Opera
House,

It is somewhat curious that an'Opposition Paper;
which was lately very warmly in favour of Colonel
M`MAtioN, now almost daily attacking him.—
But it is enough that he is patronized by the PRINCE
REGENT. • •

The Rene!) Papers stated, that BUONAPARTE had
recently visited some place with an escurt Of only
five-persons. 'Dili' account was given, -no doubt,
for the purpose of sheving that he could depend for
safety on the love of his people; but the mete skate-
ment of such a tau stews that he has reason to be-
lieve that a very chtferent sentiment prevails among.
his vassal subjects, though their spirit may be 'too
much broken to athnit of ,a resolute struggle to
thiow off his yoke.