Star.
London, England, 1801-08-19 00:00:00

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

The crew of the TisALIA, for the capture of the
Spanith zebecque Saint Antonio di Radua, will be
paid their proportions of the laid prize, on Wed-
nefday, the id day of SepteMber next, at No. 36,
Broad-fireet buildings.

A part of the proceeds of the Gutte Erwantig,
captured by the hired cutter Fox, will be paid to
the feveral claimants entitled thereto, at the Ca-
therine Wheel Inn, Borough High-ttreet, on Sa-
turday the azd inftant.

To the crew of the !loop SAVAGE, for the cap-
ture of the (hip Johannes Matia, a diftribution of
tool. on account of her proportion of the con-
demned part ()Cher cargo, will be ma-le on board
the &vacs, on her arrival in port.
At the fame time, the crew of the fame Tail,
for the capture of the French privateers la Renard
and la Modere, and the re-capture of the (hip At-
las, will be paid their proportions of the above prizes.

The Martha, Livisarrou, from London to
Dublin, reported to have been captured, is arriv-
ed at the Cullom-haute-quay, Dublin.
The WELLESLEY, GORDON, reported to be loft
at Madras) was fafe.by the lalt accounts from that
place.

The Hiram, KEENE, from Madeira to Deme-
rara, is taken by the new la Mouche privateer, and
carried into Tenerife.

On Sunday fe'nnight, the Cora, a Leith trader,
in pal Eng Tynemouth Bar in a heavy fea, ran up-
on the Herd Sand. Four people in the foy-boat
were unfortunately drowned ; but the veffel has
fine been got off with little damage.
The Angola, KING, from Africa and St. Vin-
cent's, arrived at Liverpool on Sunday laft, left
the fleet Sunday fe'nnight off Cape Clear.—The
fleet, confifted of about 180 fail, upwards of thirty
of which were for Liverpool.

In the packet which failed laft week for Halifax
and New York, went perefigers, Lieutenant Cola
nel WETHERALL, of the 82d- Regiment, his Lady,
four children, and one fervant; Hon. ANDREW
BELCHER, JOHN Isior.xs, Efq. Mr. COCHRAN,
Chief J u (lice of Halifax, and fervant; Mr. BRENT z,
Mr. PATTY, and Mr. SAMMIE DX.

The chips LADY JANI DUNDAS, BINGAL)and

LADY Boacts, lately arrived from Bengal have
now fent up all their packets to the Ead-India
Houle. Thefe contain a voluminous collection of
'ccords in every department, the increafe of which
is prodigious beyond example. The extent of ter-
ritory, over which we have now the dominion and
management in Afia, produces various writings
and flatements applicable to circumilances, the
whole of which are tranfcribed in India, and tranf-
mined to the Court of Dirpc.tors.

An account has been received from the Compa-
ny's fhip HINRY DLINDAS, which left Madeira in
the month of May laft, of a moft extraordinary
fin, having come afhore there. Its length was fifty-
fix feet (even inches ; it was fuppofed to be as much
or more in diameter; but half its body being funk
into the land, it had not been meafured. The ex-
tremity of the tail was twelve feet broad, its jaw
about eight or nine feet long; it had large teeth
in the under jaw, with (paces between each tooth,
but no teeth an the upper jaw, which was only full
of rockets, to receive the teeth of the under one.
It had been feen about the Deferrers for Tome
time, and came alive on !bore; when the inhabi-
t tants killed it.

We have advice by the taa accounts from Hali-
fax, in Nova Scotia, that the Chief of the Cherokee
Nation was arrived at Williamfburgh, to renew
the Treaty of Frieridfhip with-that Government,
and the fix Nations in Alliance with the Twitwees,
a people much morc powerful than themfelves,
have ratified the fame.

The Society of the Jefuits, from whole fchool
fo many of the moll celebrated names in the re-
cords of literature have fprung, and whole maxims
had long to powerful an influence on the councils
of Princes, are about to be retftablifhed in the
ifland of Sardinia under their orient defignation.
In this fpot they may find a temporary retreat from
poverty and wretchednefs, but we have too high an
opinion of the knowledge and refinement or the
prefent times to dread the general Eftablithment of
this body. Their empire over mankind is, we
trult, for ever dellroyed, and (mall indeed is, we be-
lieve, the number of thole who with the return of
an influence which, though produEtive of partial
advantages, had a dire& tendency to injure the belt
rights of our nature.
_ _ _

It appears by letters from Wefel that the prof-
pee of the evacuation of Hanover is Rill removed
to a confiderable dißance. The different maga-
zines of provifions, which are colleeed in that part
of the Duchy of Cleves which lies on the left bank
of the Rhine, are immediately, it is laid, to be
conveyed into the vicinity of Minden, for the put-
pole of affording an adequate fupply to the Pruf
Gan troops who at prefcnt occupy that eleeordtei
The furloughs given to a particular number of
men from each regiment are mended, and the
French Government has received farther proofs
of the favourable difpofitions of his Pruffian Ma-
yasry. To all the remonfirances made on the
fubjee of the evac nation, his ?slag ssrr has returned
fucb anfwers as lead to a hong conviction of his
determination to retain poileffion till Come final
=Net has taken place in the fyitens of Ger-
arrzogcnsents.