Star.
London, England, 1809-11-01 00:00:00

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

The Crescent, for the Minerva, captured June 30, 1807, aria
the Hyacinth, for the Zeenymph, captured August 15, 1807,
paid this day, at No. 21, Northumberlan:-street, Strand, a..J
will be there recalled on Wednesdays and Fridays,
The Pluto and Sprightly, for the Virginie,• captured Anil 21,
1807, will be paid to-morrow, at 28, High-street, Portsmovi'i
and there recalled en Mondays and Thursdays.
The Dapper, fat- the Alexander, captured August 16,1809, will
be recalled at No. 21, St. Thonuss's.street, Portsmouth.
The Colpoys, for la Buena Ventura, captured Dec. 27, 180 C,
will be paid on Tuesday next, at Mr. I,ackyer's office, Ply tout'..,
and there recalled on Fridays and Tuesdays.
The Phoenix, for the same, will be paid on Tuesday rent,
the Naval Bank in Plymouth, and there recalled on Tuesda;•
and Fridays.
The Lively, for the Anna Margaretta, captured April 19,1807,
will be recalled en Tuesdays and Thursdays at No. 10, Jobs,
street, Adeiphi.
The Narcistus, for la Superbe, captured Dec. 17, 1808, will be
recalled at Mr. Hunt's Once, Stonthouse, Plymouth, on Mon-
days and Thursdays.
La Loire, for la Renonunee, captured April 12,1809, will be
recalled at No. 23, Norfolk-street, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
1 The Standard, for the Friedland, captured March 26, 188'.
wilt be recalled as above.
The Active, for the same, will be paid on Monday next, a:
No 13, Clement's Inn, and there recalled, on Mondays at:i
Thursdays.
The Duke of York, for the Friedland, captured October 15.
1807, will be paid on her as rival in port, and recalled at the 01-
fice of Hurry, Jukes, and Co. Gosport, on Wednesdays aaJ
Tbeirsdays.
The Linnet, for the Wilhclmina, detained November 4, 181".
and -for FAiniable Henriette and le Marie Alexandre, capture)
March 26 and 29, 1808, will be paid and recalled as above.
Rinaldo, for la Ransois, captured March 12, 180, will be
paid and recalled as above.
The Podargus, for the Fortuna, recaptured Augsst 20, and for
the Margaretha, recaptured August 22, 1809, will be paid on
board, at Portsmouth, on Friday next, and recalled at No. 70,
Great Russel-atreet, Bloomsbury.
•

Several casks of wine have, within the last week,
been thrown ashore, and picked up by boats on the
western coast of the county of Kerry. A part et
the wreck of a vessel was also discovered by a boat
of Mr. RICE, and brought to Dingle, on which were
found the Captain, his wife and child, and a maid-ser-
vant, qaite dead, and two men, part of the crew,
nearly in the same state ; the latter, however, by pro•
per care and attention, are now perfectly restored.—
From these men (one of whom is a Swede, and the
other an Italian) it has been learned, that the ve,sel
was the Lady Nelson, of Dublin, Capt. WADE, from
' Oporto for Liverpool, dashed to pieces on Saturday,
the 14th instant, on the Lemon Rock, between the
• Skelligs and the main land, and that her crew con-
sisted of 22 sailors, one man, two women, and a
child, passengers, all of whom perished except them-
selves, who were four days and nights exposed to
hunger on the wreck, before they were taken up. The
cargp of the Lady Nelson consisted of 430
port wine, of which were driven on shore at Va-
lentra, and secured by Mr. surveyor of that
port. pipes of