The Sun.
London, England, 1806-09-03 00:00:00

DISTRIBUITION OF PRIZE moNET.

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To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Sloop
Cruiser, for the Re-capture of the Rover, of Newcastle, on
the Nth Sept. ISoi, the net proceeds of Salvage thereof; on
board the Cruiser, on Her arrival in Port ; and at No. a,
Hanimet-strea, Minories, every Friday and Saturday for
three months.'
To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Sloop
Cruiser, for the Capture *of L'lndustria. (Minx and Bold in
company), on the isth March, 'Sac, the net, proceeds, on
board the Cruiser, on her arrival in Port; and at No. z,
Hammet-street, Minories, every Friday and Saturday for
three months.
To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Sloop
Cruiser, for the Capture of l)'Hoop on the r rth of Fe-
bruary, (the Ann in company), the net proceeds on board the
Cruiser, on her arrival in Port • and at No. a, Hammet-
street, Minories, every Friday and Saturday foi three months.
, To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Sloop
Cruiser', for the Capture of the French Privateer Le Ven:-
geur, on the r3th Nov.. aoc, the net proceeds of hull, stores,
and head-money, on board the Cruiser, on her arrival in port,
and at N 0.2, Hammet-street, Minories, every Friday and Sa-
turday for three months.
A distribution of the preceeds of- the cargo of the Olive
'Branch, detained by His Majesty's hired Armed Brig' Col-
poys, will be made on board the said Brig, at Plymouth, on
the 6th inst. and at No. tr, Cecil-street, Strand.

The Fleet, whose arrival off Portsmouth we yes-
terday mentioned, 'left China the 4th March, ar-
rived at St. Helena the 2d, and sailed froth thence
the gth July, consisting of the following Ships :
Exeter, Capt. Meritim ; Cumberland, Farrel'; Henry Ad_
dington, Kirkpatrick; Bombay Castle, Hamilton; Wexford,
Clarke; Windham, Stewart; Earl Howe, Murray ; Royal
George, G ribble ; Hope, Pendergrass; Ocean; Williamson;
Coutts, Hay ; Warley, Wilson ; and Scalesby Castle, -.
The following Ships were left in China :
Ganges, Dorsetshire, Warren 'Hastings, and Surat Castle.
The Ship Lord Nelson, HUTTON, with store's for
St. Helena, arrived at that Island previous to the
sailing-of the China Pleet.
-The Settlement of Prince of Wales's Island was
very healthy, though the heat had been very-'oppres-
sive. Great quantities of pepper, of thefnest quality,
on sale, 'which brought a low price it was feared
the intense heat would' materially injure the pepper
vines.

Times of sailing
,of the Fleet from China to
England :
Sailed from Macao 4th March, arrived at Malacca ath
'sailed from ditto zsth, arrived at, Prince of Wales's Island
nth ; sailed from ditto z9th, anchored in Acheen Roads tzth
April sailed from ditto 18th ; passed the Cape 16th- June ;.
arrived at St. Helena zd July; sailed from. ditto 9th.
Convoyed from China to Prince.of Wales's Island
by His Majesty's Ships Blenheim and Hughes, from
.thence to 'St. Helena by H. M. S. Lancaster, - and
from St. Helena by H. M. S. Adamant.
The Grinin Brig (Lord CRAVEN'S) sailed lastweek from Ramsgate for London. , The crew con-
sisted of ten sailors and eight Gentlemen, two of
theM Officers in the Royal Navy, and six in the
Army : they all a6ted as common sailors in every
respe&, and put themselves under the. command of
a Post Captain, one of the party, who kept them
all to their posts, with the discipline of a Ship, of
War ; they occasioned much mirth by their spirited
particularly a Lieutenant W---, of
the R:iyai Navy, dressed as a Dutch Boatswain;
with a nat like Van blacked's, with a.blue cockade.
T, ey gave a salute of four guns at their departure;
w:fe w.‘,l.ixiiicd, :mid, had they fallen in with
wuulgt have toudht .well.