The Sun.
London, England, 1801-11-10 00:00:00

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

The Crew of La Suflisante, for the capture of the Johanna
Maria, on board, at Plymouth, on the nth inst.
To the Crew of the Garhind, for the re-capture of th!
Swan, on board, on her arrival at Plymouth.
To the Crew of the Spitfire, ter the re-capture of the
duras Packet, on board, on lira arrival at Plymouth.
To the Crew of the Duris, tbr the capture of the Cbuntow.
of Bute, El Rey Carloi, Deux Freres, and Betsey,. on board,
on her arrival in port. Recall at Mr. Ly ne's, Plymouth.
To the Crew o: the Boadicea, for the re-capture of the c.
**orator, on hoard, on her arrival in port. Recall as above.
To the Crew of the Alcmene, tor the capture of the $O.
Josef y Animas, on board, on her arrival in port. Recall ag.
aqove.
To the Crew of the Viper, for the capture of Le Mon;
Blanc, on board, on her arrival in port. Recall as above.
To the Crew of the Brilliant, tor the capture of the Pet Al
Felix, on board, on her arrival in port. Recall as above,

A Detachment of four Ships of the Line, consist'
ing of the Cali,* Elephant, Granger, and Bruns.-
wick, of 74 Guns each, has left the Channel Fleets!
and they are supposed to be bound for Jamaica.
A Letter 9f Thanks from the Lords of the Ad-,
miralty, has been received by Captain DAsktv.voaDst
through the hands of the Hon. Admiral CoaNWAL-
L IS, expressive of their approbation of his gallantry,,
and his Officers and Men, in their two Mtions with
l'Artemise, of 44. guns. The letter was read to the
Ship's Company, who received it with three cheers.
The Ship Cumberland. Drummond, bound to Mo-
rant Bay, Jamaica, passed through the Downs on
Wednesday night duting a very heavy gale from
N.N.W. she put her Pilot on board a small Vestel
off the Isle of Wight, bound to Pool, on Friday, and.
proceeded on her voyage, all well, -with a fresh
breeze at E.S.E.

A Transport was lost on the night of the 3d inst.
in Trarnore Bay, with paid-off 'Seamen, 300 of
whom were drowned.

The Vessels from the Nore, under convoy of the
Inspestor Sloop of War, arrive at Elsineur but
slowly.
The Sally Armed Ship from Hull, with conel
is arrived at Efsineur, and is to return with conoY
the first fair wind.
The Baltic Merchant, Atkinson, from Hull for
Petersburg, is wrecked on the Island of Oesel---
crew, materials, and cargo saved.
Captain W. Calder, of the St. John, lost on Hog-
land, is arrived at Cronstadt ; he has only saved
five casks of white lead and the ship's stores.
The Peace, Pilner, from Lynn to Newcastle, iS
lost near Whitby.
The Ann, Cockran, from Virginia, is stranded at
Dublin.
The. Nancy, from Jersey to Wales, is lost on the
coast of Wales.

The Enterprize, Suryer, was lost on the zoth
ult. on the Island of Bornholm.
The Adder Gun-vessel and Convoy arrived at
Elsineur September z6th.
The Ruby,Witham, of Charleston, for Savannah,
is on shore at Lymington ; part of her cargo 1135
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THrY write from Leghorn, that the Advice-boat'
La fridoire, • which/bad arrived from Porto Longone,'
in two days, was now in that Port. This, is the;
vessel which, the French Government had sent to.
Corsica; 'and to the Isle of Elba, to carry intelli-

gence of the Peace :with England. The Captain

deposed, that on the arrival of this news. in the
Island of Elba, all the operations against Porto.
Fe
,had ceased.
13.'"`v ;GIIE OCt. 3o.—A great number of Eng-
lish. Merchants arrive every day at Boulogne, there
to rlew their ancient Commercial Conneetions with
that City.