The Sun.
London, England, 1810-10-01 00:00:00

DISTRIIIVTION OF, PRIZE-MONEY.

Desi!ec, for the Twee Gesusters and Lt- Norwegian, on
boarti,.at Shcerness,, on l►er arrival; recalled at iiiog-
morton-stret.

Raleigh, for the Cravvterd (salvage) at 2z, A tumid-
shect. ,

Owen Clendower; t", r the Ittr,theiJgrig, on board on the
ith of October; rrcalleti at 23; Norfo:k-Area, Strand, on
fuestia, sand t•rJO...)::;. • • •

Ahnethybt, for the AroOm ship Four Sisters (recapture)
on hoivi, at Plyaiouth, on the 6th Ottlber.; •reLailed at ;.a,
Norfolk-street.

THE Jilt ITP;11 NAVY.—There., are at present in
tommi4sion B'2l of war, of which 153 are of
the line, 26 troio 511 to 44 guns,, 179 f. i:zatez, 164
sloop of war, live bombs and fire-ships., 178 armed
brigs, ,30i cult, rs, and 79 smaller vessels of war ; be•
side; which +bete are building no less than 36 sad&
t;ie line ; and in ordinary 69; together with a num-
bs every class, which will make the total of the
British Navy i 102 ships of different drs, riptions.

NAVAL.
.APPOINTMi.NTS —Rear-Admiral. Herbert Saw.
yer, to succe,l Slr ;ammo Warren in the conlit uld a; Halifax;
,iptain Yarnes N,0,11, to the Revenge ; lietnenant Fagan, mu.
time GAnnet ; Noirnet• Purser or the Bkick Prince, to the
Bed Led ; NI r Crocker; to the: B la,:k Prince ; Mr. -Tuck
Purser k.t :l•.! 51,31).113111k, to time San A ritonio ; F 1
Esq. .tub,.: Agent for Trans!, ,rts iu time halt

..Nr.:NYE the Admiralty Messenzer arrived this
clay it town. He Ic-ft Mortal): on \Veduesd:ty
Mr. M`Ka,szis remain; there, -so, that there is' still
hope that we way be able to recover our evtive
cmmirymeti., .

e. :,are so.ry to learn that Dow'roN, the
saw-, was Ono out of his gig. yesterday'at Nen-
"niugton,by which accident his left arni Was b.token.
• The. flyirn,• Captain ,MONDY, has. brought to
Port!iutoWll. 1200 French priioner, under co.ivoy,
fropl Gibraltar. • Nine hundred of them were. part
61 DUPONT'S 30t) of them -are Officers ;
amongst' whom are, Generals DUFOUR, PILIVE,
ESELEMENUE, and GittlNGl3. The two latter were
Aides-de-Catnp to MoitAT. There are two Cap-
tains' of line-of-battle ships, four Captain.; of
fri-
gatrs, and six Field Officers. They have been all
londed at Ghsport.,
• The Sceptre, Danemarl?, Neptune, and4ttentive
gun-bt ig; have arri.ect' at Poi tstnooth, with 48 sad,
from the L eward Island . They left`St. Thomas's
•on the ist of Aughs,. ,The ,Sceptre arid Neptune
have proceeded to. Plyn,outh; the Daneni:o-11 to'
Chatham ; and the Att!ntive was sz..nt with the
ships for St. George's Chan •el.
.The under-hieritioned French Officers (nri7
sorters)', win). broke their parole from Thatne, !hav-
ing been re-taken in I..ondon, were con%eyed last
week- to the prison ships t Chatham, by an escort of
the Guards.; .and erahother, French oificers have
been re-! aken .00 .t he coast Henry Gun tier, Major
Of Land Forces ; Valery Lot iol, •Lieutenan( of Land
Furs. s ; Fortuttee Kersaile, Lh.uteriant of Artillery -
J. C. N. Bihard, Li,:Gteutittt Of !ht.:Navy ecleittn
Kerangoni, Ensign of the Navy ; arid Atu..Hypolite
St. A Lain, Midslidman.
Mr. MokoN, a partner in the late. Mr. GoLD-
SMiD'S house, had a Icing cohference with-the Cban,
cellor of the Exchequer. on Saturday, with a view to
avert. any inconvenience to, ihe h...hiers of ..omniutit
by its further depreciation. by the amount skhich :e-
-'ln:tined to GOLDSMID betng'ilirown-iiitO the
market ; a meeting was afterwards held in th,., City,
when it was proposed to take at thq mat ket •prtce
ainothit
•Of such stock.

IL-. GOLD42,IID'9 lo.ises by the late L an are stated
to pave amounted to t►early 200,0001. ; the'aierage
clearing ue his house was e,tinuated- at iou,ooul. per

We undt:ritand, that nothing has been yet settled
reweeting.t he affairs of the laic Mr. GOLDSM ID. It
expected that his hr,,ker, Mr. N. SOLOMONS, Will
cmuinunicate something to-morrow' io the Gentle-
men of the Stock. 'Exchange. The reniaii;s of the
untortnnate Gentleman, we find, were this day to be
interred according to-the je wiSh- ceremonies.
The Treasury have offered a reward of 1001. for
the dis::oveiy of ti:e person who wounded a soldier
in the 74th Regiment,
.at Liverpool list wet'k, iu
consequence, as is supposed, of his 'having given in-
formation of -a descrier from the Maiines.

Accounts nom IluenosAytes, to the irti Augtist,

stave, that Linieri Lid organized a considerable Force
at Cordova, witJ► a view of acting in, concei; with
the people, of Buenos Ayres:against 'Monte Video.
They &so mention that Liniers:s son, in'sreturniug,
from Buenos Ayr's to Cordova, was taken pr,4,9ner
at Sacra►t,euto. His dispatches were immediately
taken from him, and he wai S:ifely lodged in the
citadel of Monte Video. - •

EXTRACT OE A LETTER FROM NEW SOUTH WALES,
DATED FEBRUARY 24, 1810. •
• "' An open rebellion broke out at Tapheite, iti
the district 'of Maltavia, in the night of November
the 6th, and soon spread throughout the. Island.--
The families, together with the Missionaries,
Messes. DaV is, -TeSsid,' and Warner, made" their es
cape. The -brethren, .Messrs. Hayward, Nott,
Scott, and Wilson, 'staid with the King, but wer,e
soon ()bilged to flee to Eimeo, where the. King
shortly atter leowecl them, 'having been defeated
iu an engagement with the rebels. By this time
our houses were burnt, our gardens and planta,ions
demob hrd, end our cattle Seized.' Mer the de-
parture 'ot , Knnarre and 'the -Missionaries, the Ts-
, phetian.s eeselved to seize the first vessel that should
touch at. their island, in order_ to get power,
Ins•the exe'cuti'cin 'of this resolution they have been
,but too successful : for the Venus, from Port Jack-
son; felt into their hands. They killed the first
mate, and threw all the rest of
,the crew into the
sea, but afterwards saved their lives, aid made theta
prisoners: 'Capt. Campliell, of the Harrington,
fotinerly of the Hibernia, retook the genus, and
ransomed the crew ; he himself narrowly escaped
being murdered; and the Hibernia would have
" fallen into their. hands, but for a letter written by
the Missionaries to the King while at Eimeo. The
King haVipg returned to Tapheite Li the Hilernia,
ergiiged the rebels, and 'was again defeated,
with the 1015 of 24-of his warriors. After Or-bat,.
. tle, whch wa; fought in the distria o Fearn;) tie•:
retreated to Pare,, and r,solsed to act onl he 4'elen-
• sive; and keep his ground, if passible, till the ar-
tiv,dot a reinforcement from Meat.' ant l3orabora,
which he was the rather induced to de', as there was
a great scarcity of food at Eimeo. Tapheite being
in -such a distracted state, and it being very proba-
We that Potnarre 'would never. recover his:awhority,
but that anarchy and cortfuion would spread
throughout the Islands ; the' consideration also of
• our little success, with the many6ther discourage-
- merits, determined our minds;; and i. appeared to
us to-be the plain path of duly•to take a pssage in
he Hibernia for' New .South Wales.' We imbarki.
at Huaheine Oct. 26, 1809, and arrived at Port
Jackson Feb. 17."

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Saturday last being Michaelmas day, the Lord
Mayor, Aldermen, &c. attended Divine Service at.
St.. Lawrence's Church, where tin appropriate Ser-
mon was 'preached by the Lord Mayor's Chaplain,,
atter which they went upon the hustings at Guild!!
hall, where a great number of the Livery were in'
attendanee, for the election of a .Lord Mayor. The
Recorder opened the business by. expatiating on the
duties, of the Livery in their-choice of two persons
to be returned to-the Court of Aldermen, for their
election of one of them to be. Lord Mayor.
,The Lord Mayor and lace r; then returned to
their own Chamber. The names of the several Al-
dermen who were eligible by having served the of-
flee of Sheriff were then put up to the Livery, when
it appeared that Joshua Jonathan Smith, 'Esq. and r •
Mat, hew Wood,Esq. had the greatest spew of hands,
the Sheriffs returned: them. accordingly to the
Court of Aldermen, who proCeeded to give their
votes by scrutiny, when JoShua Jonathan Smith,
Esq. was declared duly elected,;and the Lord i'.layor;
Altkrmen, &c. proceeded to the hustings, and the
said Joshua Jonathan Smith, .Esq. was declared duly
elected Lord Mayor for:the'ensuing year.
The thanks of the Common Hall were given to
the late- Sheriffs Wood and Atkins.

At thse -Courti) fAldernien held, on Saturday seve-
ral 'persons were admitted and sworn. Brokers, and
a large quantity of gold was sworn to as foreign, for
exportation:

Admiral Eetkeley hag. been appointed Lord. High
Admiral of Portugal, by the Prince Recrent.,
.Saturday, at the'tLitton-gaiden (Zee, J. Tucker
Was fully committed fur trial, for stealing from the
prilmi.Ses of Sir E. Price, at Sion Hall, Old Bramp-
ton, a gold heal ; as was J. BrowlL, fur breaking
into the White Horse public,house, 'and stealing
wearing apparel, silver Spoons, and various other
articles.

On Saturday, at Union-Tiall,.several prisoners
were finally, examined ; Eulershaw, for a
harglify in the dwelling-hou,,e of W. C. Taylor,..at
Kingston, Surrey'; Alexcinder Robinson and William
&Ozer, for ,having stolen eight live pigs; and two
others for lesseroffenets ; they were commit-;
tizl for trial. Amos nuilow and Philip Myers,,
for pot-stealing, and John Camer7aine, for a less of-
fence, were remanded.

APPREHENSION OF -1101313IITS..—ThiS man, who-
coniriv,d to eicape from the custody of Governor
Aris a short time since, and for whose apprelien-'
sion 300-guineas reward were offered, was taken On
Saturday night, at the Royal Oali.„ near Vatixhall,
by•Foy, the officer; assisted by a Mr. Glover, and
:i.notherGentlethan belonging to the Bank,
.and is
safely lodged-in Newgate. Ht. is double ironed and
confined in the Smuggler's Ward.' Whilst the per-
son was clinching the rivets of his fetters he. said,
, Though you have caught me you shall not hang
Me.." No.trace.has'y.et. been obtained of Armitage,
-tor whom too guineas are offered.

• SMITHFIELD MARKET, Ocr. i.
This day's Market was well supplied with prime
Beasts, and the show of Cattle in general was eu-
tilbi Beef is cheaper than our last report ; Muttor,,
Pork, and Veal, support
,last prices.; and the traite
for the must part was pretty brisk.—The sale- in
the Hay Market were rather lively ; S(raVv ha.;
droppod in piice ; Flay and 'Clbver fetched last,
prices.—We subjoin an accurate statement of. the.
prices and numbers:—
To sink the offal per stone of 81b. •
Beet 4s. Rd. to ss. 4d. Mutton 4s. Bd. to 6s. od. Veal
ss. od to'7s. od: Pork ss. od. to 7s. od.. Lamb os. od. -to
cs. od.
Beasts 2300. Sheep 18,900. . Calves 230. Pigs fp.
A SMITHFIELD *HAY-MARKET.
Hay 61. os. od. to 91. os. od. Straw '2l. 15$. od. to 31.
os. od. Clower 71.05. cd. to tot. os. od.
Cos N-Exc ti A N GE, OCT, I.—The supplies of
Wheat coastwise to-day are considerable, with part
of last week's arrivals of foreign, upwards of I,BPO
quarters, fie_ geticral sales arc at a reduction of
about ' 2s. and 3s. i.,er
.quarter ; new Barley rather,
dearer ; Malt with Peas and Beans of the two kinds
are at little fluctuation ; Oats are in sli-art supply,
and-dearer; Flour at late prices,