Star.
London, England, 1801-09-02 00:00:00

ARRIVED.

At Falmouth—Favouritc,Om New Orleans.
At Briftol—Kingfmill, Marfhall, from New York; /Eolus,
Evans, from Newfoundland; Britilh Queen, —; and In-
duftry, —, from Petcrfburgh.
At Sunderland—Perfeverancc, Habklrk, from QLiebee.
At Penzance—lndultry, Stanley, from Virginia; and Mo-
nique, Dring, from Lilbon.
At Philadelphia—Swanwick, Kirklade, from Liverpool
At New York—Fair American,.—, from London.
At New Brunfwick, Mineral Spring, Ford, from London.
At Quebec—Euridice frigate, from Portfmouth ; Hero,
Deane, from Newfoundland ; and Adriatic, Ford, from Jamaica.
At Dover—America, Tapper, from Virginia.
At Liverpool—Sufannah, Hodgfon, from Lifbon ; and Brun-
&ill, Bacon, from Quebec.
At Martinique—L'Coquette, Kane, from Liverpool.
In Mount's Bay—Thorley, Stevenfon, from I.llbon.
At Virginia.—lnduftry, Vickery, from Liverpool.
At Madeira—Lark, Walker, from Newfoundland. •
At AL ica-.-Ann, Hunter, from Liverpool.
At London—Lord Duncan, Warren; and May, Chriftle,
from I.i4erponl.
At Arnfter,lam—Mary, Baker, from Philadelphia.
At Bremen—Thedea, Muller, from Liverpool.
At Hoylake—Leda, Hall; Bridget, Thomas; Defiance,
Nicholls; "I firth, —; Apollo, Aubone; and Brothers, Cal-
vert, from Lifbon.
At Plymouth—Experiment, Bunting, from Tortola.
At Hamburgh— Klunder ; and —, Ruizens, from
Hull.

At Bremen—Catharina, Haak, from Hull.
At Peterfburgh—Succefs, Smith, from Hull.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MoNEY.

The crew of the (loop CHARON, and hired armed
cutters MENTOR, ATTACK, and ALARM, for the
capture of the French privateer l'Alexandrine, a
dillribution of the nct proceeds of hull, (tom, and
head-money, will be made to the CHARON, on her
arrival in port; and to the three hired cutters on
Monday the 4th intl. at No. 7, Beaufort-buildings.
The crew of the brig ANACREON, for the cap-
ture of ten filhing-velfels, and recapture of the Ca-
tharine brig, will be paid their proportions of the
hulls and cargoes of faid veirels, and falvage of laid
brig, on the tek 14 ACR EON'S arrival in the Downs.
The crews of the MONARCH, GANGES, AMERICA,
GLATTON, VETERAN, DIRECTOR, Battioyaux,
APOLLO, and cutters Rosa and Fox the &It,
(being part of the fleet under the command of
Admiral Lord Duxcata ) for the capture of the
Janus, will be paid their proportions of the faid
prize, on Friday the 4th instant, at No. 3, Salters-
hall-court, Cannon-Ilreet.

Alfo for the capture of the Neptune, the crews
of the MONARCH, GANGES, GLATTON, AMERICA,
VETERAN, DIRECTOR, BELLIQpIUX, PROLLRPIN [,
and cutters Ross and Fox the firft, may receive
their proportions of the before-mentioned prize, on
Friday the 4th inilant, at the fame place.
The crews of the MONARCH, GANGES, GLAT-
TON, AMERICA, VETERAN, DIRECTOR, BELLI-
CUIEUT, APOLLO, PROSERPINE, and cutters Rost
and Fox the firft, for the capture of the Hoop,
ditto, De Stadt Embden, Role, Endraft, and
Vrow Dorothea, will alfo he paid their propor-
tions of faid prizes on Friday the 4th instant, at
the fame place.
The crow of the brig LIBERTY, for the capture
of the Frende Wenner, will be paid their propor-
tions of the faid veffel on the sth initant.
The crew of the (loop DASHER, for the capture
of the brig Perfeverance, will be paid their pro-
portions arifing from the faid capture, on board
the DASHER, upon her arrival at Plymouth.
The crew of the Liort, for the capture of the
Santa Dorotea, will be paid their proportions of
the returned duties of the laid prize, on Thurfday
the 3d initant, at Salters.hall-court, Cannon-ltreet.

The ALCMEKE frigate, Captain ROBERT LAM-
BERT, now at Spithead, is under orders for New-
foundland.

A convoy will be appointed for the trade bound
to the Elbe, to fail from Leith Roads the firft wind
after loth September next.
The Catherine, STUART, from Li(bon to Liver-
pool, is reported to have patted the convoy of the
Aw sow frigate two days after failing, and has not
(ince been heard of.

The Amazon,Coswe NA/I, was well off the Ifland
of St. Thomas's, with her full complement of
negroes on board, all in perfee health, the 17th
June. in company with two of his Majetly's 'hips
bound to the Weil Indies, and with whom the in-
tended to keep company.
' We hear from Bombay, that the Honourable
Company's cruiser, the FLY, has arrived at that
Prefidency from Goa, which place the left the lat-
ter end of February. The FLY, during her voy-
age. was fortunate enough to eflablith a point of
importance to Indian Navigation. Between the
outer and inner works in Carwar Bay, there is a
paffage or channel from South to North, perfectly
tree from danger, the bottom being fine holding
ground, with regular feundings of from five to
feren fathoms. The FLY alto afcertained that the
outer works afford perfect fecurity to Blips within
them from the S. W. monfoon, which is confidered
a point of the firtt colifequence to our (hips in
thefe parts.
A letter from the coca of Sumatra informs us,
that the Straghts of Macatfar are infefled with a
number of daring pirates, who arc boll enough
to attack (hips. When purfued, they run in More.
and thus elude their purfuers. We hear from
Prince of Wales's Manch that a check will be put
to thefe depredators. who have been profcribed by
the King of Q 2