Star.
London, England, 1806-04-14 00:00:00

viz.--

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

The Magnin!me, Pluto, Locuft, Meteor, King Georges and
the Nancy, for the capture of the Shepherd& and Patinae, July
22, 1804, will be paid to-morrow, at the Red Lion, High- Meet,
Portfmouth, and recalled every Monday and Thurfday for three
years.

The gun brig Archer, for the recapture of the Aurora, February
ay, 'goo, will be paid on her arrival in the Downs, and retailed
at No. 9, New Broad.ltrcet, every Wednelday and Thutfday for
three months.

The Hawke, for the capture of the Better fchooner, March 18,
apt, will be paid in Derby-ftreet, Weltmlafter, every Wednef.
day and Saturday for three years.

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The I.egere (loop, for the capture of la Petite Madre, and
rAdif, via. November 16, 1799, and January 8, 1805, will be
paid on l'hurfday neat, at No. 13, Clement'.-Inn, and recalled
every Monday and 'rhurfday for three year,.
The Zephyr, for the capture of the Frederick and Florldentia,
Odober 7, 1804, and the Fortune (muggier, May 6, Igor, will
be paid on Thorfday next, at No. ta, Upper Manus, and recalled
every day for three month,

The Pincher gun brig, for the recapture of the Fray Anne, De-
cember I, tgot, will be paid on her arrival In the Downi, and
recalled at No. co, Broad ftrect, every Wedur-Giay and TbtUfday
for three months.

PROM LLOYD's LIST.
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011AVIIILND, Aran r3—Paged by the Elizabeth. Pagge; and
'the Two Sifters, Berg, from Norway.—Sailed the Mount Royal,
Darrell, for Malta; Sldney, Poele, for Onernfey; Iris, Brown, for
Montreal ; and the Two Frisnds, Limingttone, for Charlefton.

Aaitivan.....At Hull, Salerno, Scholer, from Hamburgh-.-In
the Clyde, Fanny, Taylor, from New York—.At Londonderry,
Woo, —, from New York...At Drogheda, William Augutta,
—, from Minot.

Saturday accounts were polled at Lloyd's of the
detention of feveral valuable American fhips by our
cruizers, amongß the number were:

Bradford, Clark, from Amfteraim to Lffbon ; Nancy, Jen-
nings, front Virginia; and Flora, Stafford, front Baltimore, both
bound to Hamburgh, and fent into the Downs.
The George Wafhington, from Bengal to Salem, detained and
(cut to Falmouth, by the Motley privateer of Liverpool.
The johns, Jay, from Batavia; and the Charlotte, from Phila-
delphia, foe Guatialoupe, have been fent to Bermuda, and arc cz-
perffed to be condemned.

The James and William, PoHand, from the Tile of France to
America, has been condemned at Bermuda, together with her ea-
luable cargo, as French property; and the Nancy, awiftie, from
the Cape of Good Hope, to America, has been condemned at the
fame place aa Dutch property.

The Muy Salter, from Cbarleltoo, for Cork, kali pat into Ber-
muda, leaky.

The Providentia, jacobfoo, from Wilmington, is detained and
fent into Harwich.

The Amn, Leefe, from London, for Gibraltar, was captured
on the intb of February, by a Spanifh privateer, and carried into
Vigo.

The Vrow Maria, from Bayonne for Stettin, b detained and
fent into Penzance.
The Alligator, Rutt, from Prance for New Orleans, is loft on
the Grand Camayncs--Crew faired.

The (loop Trial, of 14th, (ocularly mentioned to have got
amore on the call part of Inchkelth, has ban !ince taken aff, and
is now (aft in 14th harbour.

The Cute Mutter, Hatnber, and the Frederick, Wattutan, from
London to Daatzig, are detained and fent into Harwich, by the
Hoer gun yclicl....E.lghteaz Pruißan made are under detention at
that Port.

The John and Margaret, and the Norfolk, from New.
calk to Davis's Streigkts, which were on *sore near Stromnefs,
are got of without damage.
The Sally, Shaw,
of
Melina to London, was fern on the
19th and loth ult. of Scilly, within Soandings, but did not an.
Iwo, any Saints, and was Banding towards France.
The Prudent, Ford, of Salem, from Batavia, was taken by an
Bailiffs cruiser as Both November, and fent into Columbo.

The Seringapatam, Caledonia, Adventure, and
Perfeverance, from ie South Seas bound to Lon-
don, are arrived at Cork.
The Omnium, Capt. MARSHALL, is arrived in the
River from Bremen, which fhe left on the 6th init.
The New Hope, Captain 'taros°Liss, which
conveyed the two lad Hamburgh Mails to Harwich,
has brought over in dollars from Hamburgh 75,0001.
Letters by the Lifbon Mail Rate, that all the
French and Spanifh prizes, taken in the glorious ac-
tion of Trafalgar, have been put in repair in Gibral-
tar Bay, and only waited for a fair wind to fail for
England.
The Spanifh row.boats from Villa Conde, and the
adjacent points, have renewed their annoyances
againd our trade off the Bar of Lifbon. The lan of
thefe veils taken is the Friendfhip, of Poole. The
Lord Nelfon cutter immediately put to lea from the
Tagus, in purfuit of the row-boat and her prize.

Lieutenant DALY, who brought the account of the
final furrender of the forces under General Jen sum
■t the Cape of Good Hope, is promoted to the rank
of Commander.

The capture of the Neargne in the face of four fri-
gates by Captain LORING of the. Moss, is one of the
molt gallant enterprizes of this war. The modell
manner, in which he mentioned it, was obferved by
the difcriminating mind of Lord Sr. VINCINT, and
ought to add to the merit of the aBion.

Rear Admiral Sir THOMAS TROWIRIDGB is ap-
pointed Commander in Chief on the Cape of Good
Hope nation. Advice is tent out to India to acquaint
the gallant Admiral of the appointment.
The EMIRALD frigate, which has undergone a
complete repair at Deptford, will be commillioned
in about a fortnight.
A letter from Dublin, dated 3111 March, !late:,
that a French privateer appeared off Waterford har-
bour on Friday, and captured feveral 'ails bound
to Liverpool.

By the lafl eenfus taken in America, it appears,
that the population of the United States exceeds fix
millions.

A young vroman whowas lately committed to prifon
in Rothefay, on fufpicion of having murdered a child
found at the head of the old harbour there, effefted •
her efcape, on Friday fe'nnight, owing to the follow.
ing eireum (lance : Her brother was permitted to vifit
her frequently in the jail, and on that day they ex-
changed clothes. The jailor came in about mid day,
and law, as he thought, the girl lying in bed, and the
brother fitting on a chair. The fuppoCed brother
Iltortly thereafter went out, and the milake was not
difcu met! till next day.