Star.
London, England, 1811-06-10 00:00:00

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

The Saligulor del Mundo, for the blaabet, captured August 2P,
3807, will be paid on ihe 11th instant, at Mr. Smith's, Plymouth
Duck, and there recalled.

The Undaunted, for the Dorothy transport, recaptured Frb-
ruary 7, lull, will be paid bn board the lit July next, and recal-
WI at the office of Mathias March and Co. Go port.
The Egeria, for the Danish ship Sethi Wenner, captured Feb-
ruary 5, I too, will be paid on board, at Leith, on arrival, and
recalled at No. 18, Clement's Inn.
The same, for the Jagten Nicolene, captured July 24, 1809,
and for the Hornung, recaptured October 29, 1810, will be paid
and recalled as above.

The. Calliope, for several Danish vessels, captured between the
13th Match and id September. 11110, and for the French priva-
teer k Cotntesse de Hunebourg, captured on the 15th October
followiag. will he paid on board at Sheerness .n die 11th instant, ,
and recalled at No. 18, Clement's Inn.
Fr The I.ynv, for the recapture of the Margaretha Catherine and '
James Conk, and for the capture of le Furet and Cepa, between
the 4th and iid June, 1110, will be paid and recalled as above
The Court of Admiralty have not yet proceeded to
final adjudication, in the case of the American ship
Fox and others. The opinion of the Court has been
published ; the chief features of it are, that there was!
.nert sufficient evidence of the revocation of the French
Decrees, that the British Orders in Council were
therefore its complete authority, and that the Ame-
rican vessels in question were left by their own Go-,
vernment to take all requisite measures for their own
security, and therefore to inform themselves by legal
inquiry, whether the- blockade of the trench ports

continited to exist. The decision was postponed in
consequence of its being stated that additional evi-
elence respecting the revocation of theFrenchDecrets
had been recently received from Paris by the Ameri.

can Charge d'Affaires in this country.
It will he seen from the following Decree, that NA -
POLEON long since rut, as far as he could, the Conti.
nental system in force in Spain. The letters from
Bercelona describe the Decree as an act of extreme
injustice, as the Colonial produce to which it reTers
was known to the French Government to have been
obtained from the Spanish Colonies :
Army of Catalcnia, Head-quarters, Munthlanc, Bth Dee. 1810.
TIM') OILER OF TUL DAY.
The Senier Officers, Generals, Superiors, and other
Commanders of the troops in the Army of Catalonia,
are inloimed, that by an Imperial Decree, dated at
Fontainbleau, 3d of October last, die Emperor and
King decrees the following :
Art. I. All colonial produce that la fonnd in each of the sir Co.
vernments we have voratOisbed in Spain, shall be itnhorgoed and

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corficcatvii, eictptiug such as proerrd hum prize% made by cur

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privateers, or from sales effected by our agents
An. S. AU colonial produce, whether proceeding from prizes
made by our privateers, or from sales effected by mit agent., shall
be stihject to the payment of the duties in our decrees of the sth
of August and the 13th of Septenelwr last.
Art. 3. Our Major-General, and our Minister of War and Fi-
nance, are chaiged with the enforcing ofthis decree.
(Signed) N A PO LEON.