Star.
London, England, 1810-10-17 00:00:00

'CHATHAM, bt-rpatit-14.

The Itostuutisi hAss,f;pl.YRT, and Vabtottutt, het*
their pilots daily in .atteadanat to lake them to the
}lore, • but the vita. eoi?tinuing contrary,-prevents
their sailing 'The Sr. Atimuls Wai put out of dock
yesterday, artit .10-M-OirroW7.:Ac gicPEDITION.WiII be'
taken in to ot* pulled CO:pieces. • Ptl.iy,.C,Omlnji.
sioner Sir Ronan; Bagrow. began the quarterly pay-
ment of the artificers and workmen, and the S.AnW
will continue Monday at Tnesdity. `:The Taxis'w
noes, of 74 guns, underettg a lhorouzh'repsii.filti
getting very forward. AB 'entire new mode IS-kti&
sued in the repair of thts.slup, which will add gry4T
to her strength i it is pectiliarly•the. plan ei
pm" Esq. the master shipwright here, and dolt&
'miralty Board have submitted 'the• whole dirastkam
Aim alone. * • •

obToirmi 11. Ti
Sailed foe the Baltic with letters, &c. for th'lriet,l
the LyNY,, .18 guns, Captain MARSHALL.- Altiiiedj
_from the Baltic, the klaiioo, Lifyienatitll,ol444l
the CHANTICLIHRi Captain ZITAARS, f;on, erpoir,l
and remain in the roads with the Roebuc;:c,ryaßgßird,l
thandard, and Redbreast, with HeligolotriwollaV
wind bound.—Wind S.E.` '-• • use

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DISTRIBUTION or PRIZE MONEY.
The roar, for the Eliza, ruptured October is, 1798, walla
the 16th Instant, and be readied at‘bits. '23, Norfolk- t,
Strand. • • •• •
The BITTERS, for the Istria,. captured March- 4;lll9Tiliras
paid,"and•witi be recalled, as above.
The Fon•runer.• and Furzatatiaz, for the Globe, captiserd
Moly 18, 1805, was paid the 16th instant, at No. 3, Philput..lane,
and will.be there recalled.
Tha,ll4a-
arsit,Atesost, and F/SCARD, for the Charles, cap-
tllred Jana 1,1907, was paid, and will be recalled, as above.
The Ens: tie, for the Tilfieelshiid, Seeks Wenner, and Rolle-
lord, captured February 5, 1810,-will .be paid on arrival, and re-
called at No.lB, Clements Inn. • -
The same, for the Margaretta, Isabella, and Eredarica,4aptur•
4dMarch 5, RS for the YompeT, recaptured 4.101P0t
1)8ZOP,
will be paid amitz'ocalle4 as abovs,„ „ • • •
1411%. Antififik.:
1807, will be paid thetbtli • bistanr;lit'l4o. it NorraVittilet9
&rand, sad there recalled.
The CHARMS, tbr• die .Yrow capture& August 1,
he Were recalle paid
d. Abe Pik Instant, at No4B,,gensent'a laavand will
• ...r :
The Citzaougui for tbe Aimable captured lanifultyl I ,
•
1810, wilt be paid" the 19th instalitt at 0. II; NOrfolloterset, •
&rand, and there recalled. - *•;- • •`".

NASSAU, (NEW PROVUSII4e!), Atitottsr it.
We received tits following liectount from Capteig
r. CATO, of the schooner Revenge, who was cast
away at Mangrove Cove,Qn.the Sth tilt. and, whilst=
he was there, two Fretith privateers were cruising in
the windward passage; one of which had been chaeed
by his Majesty's ship Hyperion, but escaped by supe-
heir sailing.
• The schooner Alfred, Capt. Bethell, from this port
for Turks Island, was boarded on the 23d July by one
'Of them, off the S.W. point of that island elose inshore,
bet on a vessel heaving in tight, the enemy quitted
'her :,faint the .information on board the Hyperion,
the privateers were supposed from New Orleans. •
By a small vessel from New Orleans, we have a
report of seven privateers having been fitted out in
the vicinity of that place, viz. five schooners and two
feluccas. . -
One of the privateers seen at Heneagua is a remar
kable long vessel, pilot-boat built, white bow-top and
black bends and sides, a very taunt fore-topmast with
top-gallant cross trees, her masts rake considerably,
her square-sail bent to the yard and sets it upon a
wind, and front occasionally lowering it about one-
third and setting, a topsail and topgallant-sail over
it, she has the appearance:of an Hermophradite brig,
she mounts a heavy guOrefween the masts, aria ap-
peared full of men. ; "

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'The fleet which sailedirora the Nora the 27th olk4
indent con of thetem,Treo slcop of . war, for -tboi
tt:get 00 *it Humber on Thursday last.
' Friendship, of London, sailed from Demerara,..,
In company with the Mary, MANS, on the 19th of
Augitst,.and parted from her the 2tith, off Barbadaes,
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the, Fanny,
.Pot,As, it is supposed founderegi
Algieri, in a gale, on the 17th of August, and all' wi
board 'perished. The Captain had his wife and young
female-ehad on hoard.
. A mOte•dethikd account has been published of the
gallant achievement which took place some time ago
the Prulph of Euphemia, by which a convoy of 31
;vessels, laden with stores and provisions for Mun Ar's
`army at Scyllit:,•together with seven large gun-boats,
and 'fiiescatnpaviatprotecting them, were all either
'taken ordesuoyed. At day-break, on the 24th of
MajestA4hiP Thames, standing along the
loa.st-with. the Pilot brig, near the Gulph of St. Eu-
'saw Tilie "Weasle off Amanthea, with the
.signal for a'tonvoy in that direction. The enemy, on
seeing our ships, hauled the vessels high on the beach,
'under the town, where they were flanked by two small
batteries, while the gun-boats and scampavias were
drawn up in a. line for their protection. Being nearly
'calm, it was two Wore our ships closed. The Thames
acid the two brigs, in a close line, then ran along with-
in grape-shot, and having driven the enemy from the
:vessels, anchored.; the boats of our three vessels were
'then dispatched under the command of Lieutenant
'COLLIER, of the Thames. The marines were landed
under the command of Lieutenant MAC-ADAM; to
cover the seamen while launching the vessels. The
ships all the ,time were firing on the batteries, and'
whereverthe mitsqUetry was collected to oppose the
party on shore, as the'enenty had not only thrown-up
an embankment outside the vessels, to prevent our
getting them off, but also one within themzto afford'
Shelter for the numerous troops collected, Who, when
driven from these entrenchments, still annoyed us
greatly from the walls of the town. Every difficulty,
however, was surmounted, and by six o'clock all
the vessels were in our possession, but we were
obliged to destroy some of them, on account of -their
saving been too much shattered by our destructive
fire to float.

The following is a list of the Officers employed in
the boats on the above gallant occasion :

Thames—Lieut. Edward Collier, first Lieutenant; Lieut.
Francis Moleawonb, second Lieutenant; Lieut. Mac Adam,
:Royal Marines • Messrs. Liddon, Wyvill, Veal, Murray, Hon.
*Tralosia Cornwall, and Wilkinson, Midshipmen ; Mr. Mullens,
;Boatswain; Mr. Beckett, Carpenter.
Weazle--Capt.Prescott ; Mr. Cayne, Master; Messrs. Holmes
and Golding, Midshipmen.

Pilot—Lieutenants Annesley and Penruddock; Thomas Haber,
Boatswain ; Mr. Lee, Master's Mate.

A List of armed Vessels and Transports, taken
and destroyed by his Majesty's ships Thames, Weazle
and Pilot, at Amanthea, on the 25th July, 1810.

Gun-boat, No. 20, 18-pounder, iron, Commandant of flotilla,
Seignior Carracci, Captain of Frigate. No. 25,18-pounder, iron.
No. 36, IS-pounder, iron. No. 39, 36-pounder, brass. No. 42,
36-pounder,brals. No. 64, la-pounder, brass. One Scampavia,
6-pounder, brass. Ditto, 6 pounder,brass. Armed pinnace, one
swivel, &c.

TRANairOITIV TAKEN.

Lama rigged, No. 124, cargo, bread.. No. 482, ditto,powder.
No. 497, ditto, grape and case-shot, bread, clothing. No. 498,
ditto, shells. No. 500, ditto, bread. No. 501, ditto, bread and
wine. No. 503, ditto, bread. No. 504, ditto, bread and wine.
No. 512, ditto, provisions, bread and wine. No. 513, ditto, bread.
No. 514, ditto, anchors, cables, oars, blocks, &c. No. 515, ditto;
shot and wads. No. 517, ditto, powder and shot. No. 518, ditto,
shells, tints, clothing, &c.: No. 520, ditto, balk cartridges (in. bar-
rels), and case-shot. No. 521,, ditt?t. powder, sisenst tannister-
shot, and musket-balls in casks. _ •
doop,No. 529, ditto, corn and Mad. bated titres% tdo.-222,
resider and shells. No. 424, ditto, bread and wine (one
ttaseiof tubes). No. 224, .ditto, powder and flints, wine and biead.
"No 527 Otto case-sbot, cases- of muskets and bales- of cloth.
tio.-3ffi, ditto, bread and ciothitiz No. 530, ditto, bread. No
~ttmbet, ditto, breadand wine. Ditto, ditto, round sod caonister
'aotiisitcbe% &C. Ditto. ditto, oil.
Total tpkon-0 gun-boats, 2 scampavias, t armed Flaw' ce, 27
transports.

• ARMED VESSELS DESTROYED.
Cun-boat, No. 31, 18-pounder, iron, sunk.
Scampavia, not known, 6-peunder, iron, ditto.
Ditto, ditto,ll-pertinder, burst.
COASTERS, TRANSPORTS, DESTROYED.
Settee (100 tons) not known, cargo bread and accoutrements,
burnt.
Ditto, small, ditto, ditto, bind, ditto.
ADine, ditta, diito, ditto, bread, &c. sunk.
Thal tikes and destroyed--7 gun-boats, 7 sounpavias, 28
innirpertined coasting vessels. •
liNFOillt OF SULLIED daft I,IOI7NDED. •
"'Thames,' 4 marine killed, 9 seamen and 1 marine wounded.
Weazle, I seaman wounded, dangerously.
Pilot, 1 seaman and corporal of marines, wounded.

The Nobility, Germ*' Clubs, and SoCieties,- are re-
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spec. tfully informed by 'HORNSBY and Co. that 'the '
.St*ltt lAttfr.,i will be drawn on Friday next.- 1-tonts-
BY #41...C.0. solicit the favours of the Public' on the
present occasion, on which day they hope to divide
among those.who honour them With the;r commands
a large proportion of the £200,000 Prize-money.—
The first-drawn ,4420,000 Prize, and the last.dtawn
dr20.000, were shared and sold by Hor..,in• and Co.
at:Ne:26.Corptillt, in,' St. Margaret'aill, Borough.