The Sun.
London, England, 1804-08-20 00:00:00

DISTRIBUTION (H? PRIZt.MONEY.

To the Captain, Officers, and Company or Itis Majesty's
Ship Minotaur, who %vcr,t ,idtrally on tyrant at the orpture
the Concorde, on the ist Itane,_t gp3, P rudencel on the
3d of j tine, it>c,3, ort hoard the 24 St inst. or every Tnesdax
bird Friday, for three yea' _, at the Counting Ilouse of .Mrs
ii,dward Lytle, VI). m undo.

Wreck Reef !fink, so called from the unfortunate
circumstance of the loss;.of the Ships Cato and Porl
poise, lies in Latitude zz.' rt. South, and in
code East front Cireenwieh, ascertained
from the mean ate sixty sets of observations. Caro's
Bank lies in latitude 23. 28. South, and in longi.
rude East from Greenwich, ascertained
from the, distance run from that bank tu' the Reef
where the ships were wrecked.
The. Ilibernia; of tzo guns, and two fire Frig
gates, are to 'be launched at Plymouth early in Oc..
sober.

The British Cruizers Pipe, Blanc/e, and Mer.
maid, were, during the last month, stationed off the.
City of St. Domingo, where they watered and pro.
visioned ; all well.
The "Forturde Frigate has detained, and carried
into• Bermuda, an Havannah Ship richly laden with
French property. The Lilly has carried in there
L'Eipoir, French Brig, from Martinique:
American Vessels continue to trade to Martinique,
notwithstanding rl:e blockade. Those bound to St.
Pierre's, get in by running down the Channel of
Dominic() in the night, hauling close under the Pearl
Ruck, and keeping near in-shore—from thence to
the town there are several"Bitteries which .protect
them. • '

On Monday night, the Jahn mid- Mary, a Sun.
derland'coal.vessel, bound to Colchestet, struck up.
on the Happisburgh Sand, neaaarmouth, when five
of the crew, with the wife of an artilleryman, and
her three children, were drowned. On Tuesday a
boat from Happisburgh saved the master and one
seaman, who were clinging to the fute.top-gallant
'cross-trees.

Several large Schuyts, from Embden, have lately
been detained by cur North Sea Cruizetl, in cause.
quence of not being furniihed with proper Prili4i4ll
rapCTS• •

SQUTJLIMPTON, Aucusr !9.

Out p.;aities still abound herc! ;:s much aS CAW.
IxCLtLON his performed two nights at. Our 'Theatre,
to crowded houses, in his ro:,!rtiliurnents of " The
Wande.Yin,r, " traritiv." Each night
he gave fis'iteed of his Songs, accompanied by lAr•
Hoar:, on the Piano Forte.
Mr. LYNNE, Oar Master Of the Ccremonicit had
his Ball at the Long Rooms on Tuesday last, which
never exhibited a mare grand 'display of rank,
fashion,
,and beauty. Mrs. SIDDONS came into
the room about eleven 'o'clock,' superbly rbesr.ti,
and accompanied by the Lady of Mr. Fitzitypit•
M. P. and several other fem.des of distin'aion.
firstdance, Sir David ,Hunter Blair, eras called by
the eldest beautiful daughter of Sir CHARLES Riot,
Bar. who opened the ball with Mr. WILLIANI
HAM! R.
On Friday the Races, which are annually held .at
Lyndhurst, the most beautiful village in
about ten miles from this place, attrafted a vast
number of our fashionable visitors. 'The sport w"lood,
good,-and the
company numerous. Among the
distinguished persons present We noticed her Grace
the Dutchess of BOLTON, the Right Hon. GEOR"
ROSE and family, Sir
,CHARLts and Lady RhiAcEir
Lady LOUISA ATI! ER_LEY, Hon. Mr.. and 4111'
CHARLES IYLURRA.Y, &C. &C: