The Sun.
London, England, 1804-11-19 00:00:00

DISTRIBUTION Of PRIZE;MONEY.

The Property captured at Malacca, the ryth August, 179 c.
having been granted by His hlajesty to the 'tight lion. Lord
Keith and Colonel Archibald Brown, in trust, for di,stfibti-
tion to the Captors, the Persons present at, the Capture will
be paid their respective proportions as follows : Europeans,
at No. 9, New Broad-weer, on Wednesday next, and every
day afterwards; Sundays excepted, fur three months; at the
expiration of which time the Lists for the Army and the
ast India Company's Cruiser Intrepid will be forwarded to
India, to continue payment at Madras only. The Navy, and
all claims for deceased Europeans, to he paid solely in New
Proad i
•strect, on the first 'Wednesday and Thursday in every
The Natives to be paid at Madras alone.
To the Captains, Officers, and Crest's of His Majesty's
Ships Vanguard, Culloden, Minotaur, Terpsichor., and
.Flora Cutter; for the Capture of the Genoese Palace() Nos..
tr.l Signora del Carmine, the 28th November, ry9B, at No.
3, Barnard's Inn, Holborn, on Thursday se'ninglit, to
Vartie.,, and ro Attomies on the t3th of l)ecember, or to both,
every Tuesday. and LlUratty during three years, at the-sante
?lace.
To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Ship Eol us,
the v-the
r, cc so unclaimed part of the Cargo of the Cyg-
vet. captured the lath September, 1801, in company with
His Majesty Sloops Lynx and Driver, on the arrival of said
Ship ia Port, ar No. 13, Great George.street, Westminster.
Tu the °dicers and Company of His Majesty's Shin Maid-
'Stone, unpaid Shares for th::. Hull and Stures oldie FrenCh
Na:ional Brig of War L'Arib, during three years from the
first payment in the Maliterranean, at No. 13, Clement's
•.

ST. JOHN'S, ANTIGUA, SEPT.•3O.—..Nis Maies-
ty's Ship.De levier was totally lost in Deep Bay,
during the late storm, but only mm person perished.
',The Stratis, of 44 .guns, which was trported to
,have been on shore in the_ same place, is in perfeft
The Cumber/and Packet, lust on the South.
ten Rocks in this Harbriur, still lies there a com-
plete wreck. The Cervs hired Ship in consequence
Jailed ferpm, thence on the -z6tho with the Mates for
Montserrat, Nevis, Sr. Kitts, Tortola', and ...,, ,
mouth.
The Osprey Sloop of War is now heaving down
at
.cast Harbour..
Great damage has been done to some estates in
;the Country, particularly in the mountains, whence
the rain poured in irresihtable torrents.
liAsstrektte (Sr. Iron), OCT. S...—The da.
triage occasioned by the late hurricane in the interior
of this Island has greatly exceeded the estimate
,formed of it at the time. The torrents from' the.
mountains have swept away alriiitst every Mill iii
the COlO4, and occasioned other losses, to the vac-
lee of at least r oct,ciool.' sterling.
rlt is singular,
that although many,houses were swept away, and
to many vessels wrecked,. only. two lives were
; the one a person belonging to H. M..5../14•••
P?"'enes, Nize-master of the nun, Nicholas;
.and
the other a Negro.
icitseistou (Sr. VINCENT), SEPT. 29.---AC.
counts from .Guadaloupt state, that General ER.
Nutif I with a 'View to deter Americans from carry.
inf.; oupplies to the Black Government of St. Do.
ntingolhad ordered the Masters anti Mates of three
American Vessels, sent in by the French Cruisers,
to be executed; declaring his determination td treat
others caught in the.same trafßa in like manner. •
The hurricane,; ._so destrudive in other
.Islands,
has occasioned little or no damage here. L'Eclair
`as
is'here, list from St. Lucia. • -
The Trade from hence is appointed to sail on the.
3i Oirober, tojoin the COnvny for Europe.
Rosemi SEPT. 27., Accounts
itern'Mvtinico, by way of St. Lucia, represent the
Present'state of that 1314rsd as most distressing and
qpieased. . The' Fortifications of that Island are
mated to be in' ,thorough repair, but the Garrison
greatly diminished, and almost totally unfit fur
' duly ; great part of which is performed by the Mi.
litia, A general disaffedion prevails against 80.
!4/4.,,,kte for assuming the Imperial Title, and the
people openly avow their preference to the British
-9vveirmlent, Ate Captain.Generai himself riot being
inimical to our interests. Tfm hitherto flourishing
Town of St. Pierre is almost without Trade and
Commerce, and, except with a tow American 'lra.
dens, not the lease vent can be found for their Colo.
vial produce; the•stores are shut,, not the least con.
fitience prevails, anti but one continued murmur is
heard against the trefuisitions and extortions of the.
Government. In short, the general cry is fur the
tnglisk posirvici xe
,v;o4oo.jh pas p
On Wednesday.. last a Flag of Truce arrived at
11tadaloupe, • on board which were Lieut. Hart., of
"e Marines, who was lately -wounded in the attack
hr:tie by the Boats of His Majesty's Ship Galatea,
milhe Lilly, laying at the Saintes ; also Ensign
1.1.11 t of the 46th Regiment, captured in one of
the Shi- •
ps-of the Cork Convoy.
Inet en
e American and two Swedish Vessels were
`lat at §t. Pierre's.

thteiiers from Muscat, dated January 35, mention
e arrival there, on the 27th, after a tedious pas.
bays of .3 days, of the ship Faz /Wan", from Born.
having on board the suite of the late Persian
VilualeY. From these Letters we learn, that a
fench Brig, mounting 20 guns, and with about zoo
... •
, quitted Muscat on the loth of December last,
i
lmie Mauritius. No information of her &ulna-
hi:n could be afforded by the Government; she was,
wards supposed to have bent her course to.
aetl"Bussorah -Bar and thence to the Malabar
.

z The Nile Luggar, and aome others of our Crui-
Seta!" the Bay of Biscay, have put into different,
I,P!nish Ports since the detention of the SpittiiSh
rightes, but without experiencingthe least mules• tags►n.
,
. ~4,...,-,,
', • . The Branve French Pi-wafter has captured, and
gent •
Into Pa,
Cr sage, in Spain, the Ammo Mari", from
""ek for
1 ti, Li, Quebec ; the Pew, from St. j Isieun't
t 4 V rP"Ii and another prize, which she has
to.

• SUN.OFF ICE,
IiALF.PAIT TWO O'CLOCK,

WE stop the Press to announce thi rccrip't nF
Paris Paprs to the t tlh inst. and Drtick 1,11,71,711
to the i
tkeetiUnts-from Malaga of the 23d tilt. state ihar
the Contagion there had entirely ceased, and that
the usual communications had been re-established.

The .Imperial Coronation of the CorsicAnithurper
is fixed for the 9th of December.

THE HAMBURG!, MAIL.

VIPNNA, OCT. 3 t .—Letters from Cattaro, of
,the 14. th ult. bring the following advice relative to
the report that Russian Troops from Corfu had
landed in the Territory of Montenegrin.
As loon as G:neral BRADY, Commander in Chief
in Dtlmatia,' had arrived at the Cattaro, he, ac.
cording to the insrroai.ms he bad received before
his departure horn Vienna, summoned the Monte.
negrins, who had unjustly possessed themselves of
some Distrids in the country of Zupa, to evacuate
the same, and, on their refusal, sent a Detachment of
Troops against them; when they abandoned thicoun.
try they had occupied, and retired to the mountains.
The next day troops appeared on the heights, who
were clothed like Russians. The intention of these
appeared to be again to occupy the territory to which
the Bishop of Montenegrin pretended he had
claims. General BRADY now ordered six comps.
tries to advance ; on which the warlike Bishop
thought proper to withdraw the Montenegrins
posted on the heights, who had been at first by
some persons mistaken for Russians.
The English Embassy here has received a Coo.
tier from Constantinople, who has already proceed-
ed on his j purney for London. •
MILAN, OCT. 4.--By the reinforcements of
French Troops which are now on their march for,
the Neapolitan Territory, the Army of General Sr
CYR will be increased to 40,000 men.
The Austrian troops in Dalmatia, according to
our Journals, will he considerably reinforced. It
is said that General BVLLPGARDE will have the
command in Dalmatia and Albania.

The French Government has assured the King of
Naples, that the Troop. sent as a reinforcetnent to
the Neapolitan Territory will confine theMselves
to the lines hitherto occupied, as lung as the Eng.
lish at Malta and the Russians at Corks shall make
no thange,in their positions.
The number of Austrian Troops in the late Ve.
'netian Provinces continually diminishes ; +OOO men
will immediately be sent thence to Dalmatia. •
,The last Letters from Albania mention, that a
considerable levy of Recruits is carrying on there,
and that it is intended to
,organize the Natives of
that Country, and form them into Regular Troops,
by putting at their head Russian Officers.
MALAGA, Oct. 13.—The distemper here, thank
God, now approaches its termination ; hut those
who have left this City must wait a month or six
weeks before they return. The Cordon will be I.e.
moved before the end of November, and then the
Port will be Aletlareil. open: From s 4 to 15,000
persons have fallen viaims.to.the disorder.
'The aceountt • from Valencia, and Carthigestai
art equally melancholy. • The distemper. bad pre.
v.iiied along the whole Coast.

In a few days 7e Dew,, will be performed here
for, the ces‘atiun of the sickness.
OCT. 16.—0 n the I:th died here 24 ; on the
13th, 18 ; and on the isth, is person*.
New rick on the itch, 51 ; on the 13th, 6o ;
on the isth, 30.
Recovered on the I:th, 46 ; on the 13th, 77 ;
on the tsth,

• Nitmher of sick on the 12th, 566 ; on the
/3th, 531 ; on the 15th, 393,
His Excellency the Cardinal Legate has addressed
to the French Bishops the following, Letter, on the
subjett of the Pore's journey to Paris :

NIONSIZUIt,'..-1 don't doubt that throughout all. France
the Faithful will think it necessary to put up the most ardent
prayers to Heaven to pour down its benediOlions upon our
most Holy Father Pope Plus VII.. who is about to leave
Rome to repair to Para. It is customary, when Sovereign
Pontiffs %Hulett:lke long journies, to ordain public prayers,
particularly in the places through which they pass. Nothing
can be more agreeable to his Holiness than to receive, under
such circumstances, on the part of the People; the public
testimony of their.vaneration and love towards him. I have,
therefore, thought proper to transmit you the form of,Pr.iyer
used at house on similar occasions, in order that the must
periled Uniformity may prevail in all the churches in France."

On Saturday morning, soon after breakfast, His
IVIAJUTY, accompanied by the Panics of WALES
And DUKE of YORIC.' with a number of attendants,
rode' to the right of
.Ascot Heath Race Course,
.where the Earl of SANDWICH. and a number Of
Gentlemen sportsmen, were waking the arrival of
His IVlAjerry to turn out the deer for the day's
diversion of hunting. Immediately on the arrival.
of litsNlajtsTr, the deer was turned nut of the
cart. Their Royal Highnesses the Prituca cif
WALLS! and DUKE of ,YORK then took leave of
HIS MAJt STY. and returned to Windsor.' Hts MA.
JVITY .proceeded wish the hunt. The deer, at start.
ing, ran with peat swiftness, across the Heath, by
Swintey towards Bagehot, taking his course to the
left, making a double through the incloaures by
Cobbam, crossing the Forest towards Hartford
Bridge, taking to the left, through the bugs, by
4imley, towards Guildford, where he was taken,
after 'a run of so, miles. His IVlAjtsTv kept up
with the hunt the whole of the way. and when the
deer was taken, bad about 19 miles to ride to
Windsor.

Saturday morning, at ten o'clock, five broad.
wheel waggons, drawn by eight horses each,,arrive,l
at the Bank, with the specie and bullion. landed
from the Spanish Frigate detained at Portsmouth.
The Gassette .of Saturday night contains Orders
in Council dircaing quarantine to be petforined by
all.Vessvls coining from the Mediterranean, from
the' Wei' Barbary on the Atlantic Ocean, with cleati
bills of :health; alto by all Vessels coming from
Malaga, Cadiz, or other ports of Spain ; or from
Charlestown, South Carolina, under the usual re;
stridions. It also repeats- the Order in Council of
the slit instant, permitting the
iinportation uf \cm,
saw rovisiona duty (tee. •