The Sun.
London, England, 1810-10-09 00:00:00

DISFRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

To the gun-brig insolent, for the capture of the brig Juno,
alias jeurie Adelle,-in company with his Majesty's schooner
Arrow, at No. 44, George-street, P 1) mouth Dock, for three
months.

To the Dreadnought, Mars, Colossus,,Achille, I lydra, En-
dvmion, and Delitrous.gun-brig,-for the capture of the Ame-
rican ships Betsey, Paulina, Hermon, Moses Myers, Rover,
Alert, Argos, and Flare, at No. az Nortolk-stree;, and recal-
led at the Sante-place.
To the_Ariadne, for the capture of the Fortuna, on the Toth
knst. at No. is, Phrogniorton-street, and recalled at the same
place fur three months.
To the Dryad, tur toe recaptures of the Hercules and Do-
bridge, on board, on her arrival at Plymouth, and recalled at
No. 3, Brick . court, 'rein p le.
To the Surveil tante, fot the L'Eole, on' board, on liar arri.
val at Plymouth, and recalled at No. 3, Brick-court, Tern.
pie.
To The Surveillante, for the capture of I.e Milan, on board,
on her arrival of Ply niouth, and recalled at No. j, Birck.k.ourt.
Temple. "
To the Surveillante, for the capture of La CorntesSe Laura,
on board, on her arrival -at Plymouth, and recalled at Nu. 3,
Brick-cou-ri, Temple.,
To the,gun-brig Aggressor, for the capture of the schooder
tinge Hans, and sloop Biodere. .
To the sehooner titrondt tic, tor the capture of the Annun-
ciatian, on the tall, iaist. at No. 22, Essex-street, Strand, and
recalled on Tuesdays' and 1' udays, for three months, at the
same place.

Yesterday morning his NUJ EST Y, Dikes Of YORK;
CUMI3ERLAND, and CAMBRIDGE, Princesses Au-
. ousTA'and SOPII lA, took an airing in the Great Park;
accompanied by Lord WALSINGH AM, Lady. ELY,
Count MUNSTER, Generals GWYNNE and FITZROY,
Colonels TAY LOR and Dessnow, and returned to the
,Palace. at halt-past twelve. Afterwards the Royal
Party visited the Princess 'AMELIA, who, we regret
to state, continue.; in the same situation as mention-
ed in our last. The tioctois are still in attendance.

The Prince-of WALES left Windsor on Sunday,
and arrived at Carleton House at nine o'clock, and
left town again yesterday, morning for Windsor be-
tween 'eight and nine o'clock. -
Some ship letters have been received from the
Mouth of the Elbe. The following is an interesting
cominunication by this opportunity :
« HAMBURGH, SEPT. 27.—The restrilions im-
posed 'upon our trade are continued with undimi-
nished severity by the Revenue Officers in the town.
The garrison has gone to join the troops colletied in
Hanover, which are intended to enter Denmark.
About 20,000 men are supposed to be colleeted for
this service, most of die supplies for wliich are de-
rived from hence.

Things appear as if they would come -tO rup-
ture between France and Russia. A Traeller, just
arrived from Poland, states, that hostile pleparations
are making all, over that country, for a
.cainpaign ;
but it seems rather late in the season to begin ; nor
is it thought, if it happens at all, that it will. take
place before the next Spring.
Several new Edicts, of. great- severity,--have
.been issued by the King of Dentmrk, to put a stop'
tocontrabarri trade, but withodt much oft:Cl. The
cordons established have not been observed, and in-
deed it is the interest of the Danes to neglect them.
Al,l' along the Baltic the Fi-euch armies are-extending
• themselves to annihilate commerce. It is supposed
that before this time they ate at Konigsburg."

A letter .frotit. New Orleans, dated the 12th of
July, says —“ About a week ago we had a most
dreadful conflagration. In the short -space of from
two to three hourg, no less Ulan 60 dwelling-houses
were levelled to.the ground•; the most of tht.m were'
.oceupied by persons in indigent circumstances. I
am happy to say that 3000 dollars have already been
raised for the relief of the poor sufferers, many.of
whthn, to escape personal danger, were obliged, in
their night dress, to take shelterin their neighbours'
houses, leaving all they had in" the world to the
mercy of the flames, which, though little, was, per-
haps, the fruit of a long tedious labour. Not' a
single house was insured.-, • .

" A revolution has taken .illace in the Floridan ;
some wish -to,be under the protection of the United
States; others, to be altegetheritidt..pet:dent.":