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London, England, 1810-08-22 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GjtAVZSEND, Aocurr 21.—Arrived the Evanthus, Farlough,
from Qu-bec.—Sailed the Ann, Prescott. for 'rrinidad ; Mag.
e;line, Beason, for Quebec ; Adriatic, Davidson, for Gibraltar;
Alpha, Hutton, for Lisbon ; and the Vine, Hughes, for Newry.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.
The Loire, for the condemned part of the cargo of the Patna,
captured in February, 1801, will be paid on the 25th instant, at
t:ie Office of John Moyle, Portsmouth, where the same will be
rtcared for three years.

The Implacable and Kite, for a brig, (name unknown,) cap.
tured May 2, 1809, were paid on the 16th instant ; and all shares
pot then received will be recalled at No. 14, Clement's Inn.
The Hero, for the Emanuel, captured November 11, and Haa-
be, November 23, 1809, and for the lunge Frau Maria, January
9,1810, will be paid on the 24th instant ; and all shares not then
chimed will be recalled at No. 29, Norfolk-street, Strand, on
TueAlays and Fridays, for three months from the itst day or
Fay m en t.
1 he Latona, for the hull, stores, and cargo of the Felicite, cap-
itu rti June 18, 1809, will be paid on the 25th instant, at No. 11,
Ceril,;reet, where the same will be recalled.

1 he Roebuck, for the Maria smuggler, captured December 29,
1809, wa; paid on board at Yarmouth, on the 21st instant; and
the 'hares not then demanded will be recalled at N 0.12, Leaden-
rill-street, London, on Tuesdays and Fridays, for three months.
The Naiad, for the salvage of the Paragon recaptured May
on. will be paid on board, on her arrival in port; and the
aha.: 'hen paid w• 11 ‘' • recalled at No. 18, Clement's Inn, on
Tutsd. yb J.td Pridays, . . 1. • months.
The biieiiirak.l,Bfor the M,ra Ti.7v, so,. Shende, Cece.
Ea srgretlna, Den Doge Peter. I.aur.ntze Maria, A inision,
De Frau Cath-rina, Anna Meta, I.yderstrom, Sophia liergetta,
and Catherina, captured in 1809, will be paid on board, at Auer-
ress, on the 24th instant; and aU shares not then claimed will be
recalled at No 9, Austin Friars, London, on Wednesdays, be-
tween eleven and three, until the expiration of three months from
the first Jay of payment.
The GAO', ler le Terride, cut out from under the fort of
Aboukir, August 25, 1798, will be paid on the 28th instant, at
Mr. Tyson's Office, Middle-street, Gosport; and such Aare, es
are not then demanded will be recalled at said place, on 'rues.
daTs and Fridays, for three years to come.
The hletinsa, for the iodide and cargo, will be paid on her
2rtival at Plymouth; and the shares not then demanded will be
resalkd for three months, at No. 44, George-street, Plymouth-

Ti,c St. Fiorenzo, for la Piemontalse, captured March B,IBON,
wilt be paid on the 27th instant, at No. 10, John-street, Adelphi ;
and all such shares as are not then paid will be recalled at same
place on Tuesdays and Thursdays, within three months next af-
tert e Ja e of the first distribution.

the
Aelles, for le De,ir de to Pail. captured October 8,1809,
Will be paid on board at Deal, on the la of September next ; and
the shares not then demanded will be r. called at N 0.23, Surrey
street, Strand, on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Tb. Echo, for :he Mount Royal, recaptured December 8,
lfinf., will be paid on board in the Downs, on the 25th instant ;
and the shares not then demanded will be recalled at No. 23,
Surrey-street, Strand, on Tuesdays and Saturdays.

GILL, who was taken away by the French priso-
ners in the powder boy from Plymouth, and who is
now at Morlaix, has sent a letter to his wife, stating,
that lie had received £5 from Mr. Kwitny., but
knew not by whom it was sent. Tstossas Rownrr,
of Polperro, is a fellow-prisoner with GILL.
FUNNY CLUB PRlZE.—Yesterday afternoon aWherry,'
given by the Members of the Funny Club, was rowed
for by seven pair of oars, and decided in two heats.—
At the first heat they started from Westminster-bridge
at three o'clock, and rowed round a boat which was
moored off Vauxhall, and down the Surrey shore
round the Beacon, and through the centre arch of
Westminster-bridge. At the second heat they started
from Westminster-bridge, went round a boat which
was moored off Battersea-bridge, and down the Mid-
dlesex shore- to the New Ranelagh Gardens. The
weather being fine, the banks of the river were lined
with numerous spectators, many of whom appeared
Persons of respectability, while the number of pleasure-
boats, cutters, &c. which appeared on the margin of
the Thames, rendered the scene in a high degree in-
teresting.—The following were the competitors that
started for the prize :
No. I.—Abraham Craves, 131acktriars, and James'
Broockson, Bankside - - -
No. 2,—Thomas Johnson, Vauxhall, and William'
Mead, Bankside - • - -
No. 3.—Daniel Morton, Blackfriars, and Daniel
Mallets, a pers-Bridge - -
No. 4.—Charles Westss ood, Vauxhall, and George'
Coif, Horse-ferry -
s.—James Taylor, Stangate, and Joseph Eas-
ton, Strand-lane - - - -
No. 6.—Edward Burch, Pepper-alley, and William
Prizeman, Blackfriars • - -
No. 7.—Chrictopber Hall, Paul's Wharf, and James
Fuller, Blackfriars - - - Green..
It was allowed one of the most spirited rowing-
snatches ever witnessed. James Taylor, of Stangate,
won the first and second heat, and was declared vic-
tor. Edward Birch came in second at both heats,
2nd Charles Westwood was third. The boat was de-
livered to the winner at the New Ranelagh Gardens;
on which occasion there was a grand display of fire-
works, and a numerous assemblage of company.

Yellow.