Star.
London, England, 1804-06-27 00:00:00

DISTRIRIMON OF PRIZE-MONEY.

To the Hydra, for the capture of the two French privateers la
Phoebe and Ic Favorl, on the 25th June and tift July, 1803. II dif-
nibution will be made on hoard toe Hydra, at Portfmouth, oo the
3cth inftant, and recalled at No. a, Clement's Inn, every TocfJay
and Friday for three years.
To the hired cutter Rok, for the French privateer le Terrible,
a dlitribution will be made on the 3d of July, and recalled every
Tuefday and Friday for three yeara
To the Fifgard, for the capture of •he Whift and Porten.. no the
31 It July, 17502, a difiribution will be Ina te on the 3d of July, at
No. tB, Clement's Inn, and recalled every Twiday and Friday for
three years.
The late kip Stag. for the capture of the Two Bream, In May,
1798. the Wing and Farhat, in July, 1,99, and the dwention of
the the:omb, in Auguft, typsp, will be paid at No. t;, ',term d's
Inn, Holborn. OR the sth of July, and recalled on the SIR and
third Thurfday in every month for three years.
To the Hazard. for the capture of la Franchife French frigate,
a diariontion w II he made an beard the Hazard upon her arrival
at Plymouth; and to the remainder of the thip's tompany on board
the Sea Jokf, upon bee arrival at Plymouth, and recalled for three
ram la Oatilivarmt, Plymouth, every Monday and 1 Midday.

COMPIT, WNVtIMALL, jt/112 at.—The following
caulks were determined before the Mat Noble and
Right Honourable the Lords Commiffioners of Ap-
peal* in Prize Canfes:

The Lady Grace, Mares neater,—This Sip, laden with coffee,
and bounden a voyage from Maryga!ante to be. Thomas, wascap-
tared is Awin% ,Soo, by his Majelly's Dip Severn. John Whit-
by, Efq. Commander, and eardtd into the (Band of St. MAIO.
Wiser —Ship and cargo loitered as clairnei.
The brig Berkley, Snow matter —This veffel, laden with a car-
go of gin, boner. cheek, linen, and a variety of other ankles, in
the peaks-Oka of her voyage from Andterdain to Batton, was
captured on the Loh of /avail, don, by the private Sip of war
Earl of Dublin, Jofeph Churchill, Conunander, and eartkd to He-
idi: —in this ea.: their Lordillips reflood the lb*, and part of
the cargo. as claimed, and directed further proof to be made of the
other pan.

Sania Clara, Retied. malt appeared in this eafe, that the
chip in queftion, undo. Spanillt colours, was captured by Na Ma-
jetty's Rip Retribution. rowed Peter Falter, £(q. Commander.
vaunt ,n the yrofecution of her voyage (under his Wick's
mice) from bisfrau, in New Providence. to New Orleans, and
was proceeding to Jamaica, far adJudicatioo, when Ike was met
with, rod taken polfelfinn of, by &Span& armed brig, the dicers
sod crew of which molt out the whole cargo, except • cable, and
then pamittro the nip to proceed to Jamaica, where the Judge
reamed the Rip, but rejedett the claim as to the 6110 taken out
by the Spanilit armed brig.—.Tlitir Lardikips Aimed the len-
ience of the Court below, with raped to the sip, end decreed
regitotion of the cargo, or the value thereof, to be paid to the
el.dgnant.

The Ocrptnte, Mucha& mailer—Property refired u claimed,
on payment of the captor's capcneca.—Adjourned.

HIGH COURT OT ADP4I r JUNe 26.—This
day the Right Hon. Sir W. SCOTT proceeded to the
adjndication of the following cafes :
I,Otodtblp, Clements idp foiled under American
colours, laden with a cargo of coat, boar and pepper, w bleb was
taken en board at the Cape of Good Hope.—'rise Court, in this
cafe. dreamt further proof to be made of the alp and cargo.
Hullbang, netball mater.—This ihip failed under Owed&
colours, with a cargo of wine, fruit, and other articles, bound on
a voyage from Malaga to Entbden. It was contended,io this
en behdf of the captors, that this was a fade delthmtioes, had set
with a view to getting into a French port.—The Court mitered
dm hip bee condemned the cargo, and pronounced againft the
claim far freight and apeeen to the neutral matter.
The Court after MO or three final claims for various
goods, adjourned.
Tutfday fennight arrived at Cork, his Majelly's Coop Argus
CatpKittoe, from Plymouth.
Erin, of Dublin, one of the (sips of the unfortunate con-
voy, many of which were loft, lately arrived at Barbidoes the 9th
of Map
The Kiagfmill, Boon, from Livespool for Balladeer, is captur-
ed by Is Bonaparte French privateer, and carried into Guide.
loupe ; from wtatee It reported that 37 privateers we out crisis-
ins ; rnottof them have so or 6o riflemen on bout
The Eacr.Bent, Davis, from Cementite (or Landon, has been
captured by a French privateer, recaptured by the Kik cutter,
and carried into Runtime.

Aaarrazi—Olf Dover, Hunter. Cotton, from Penfacola—At
Liverpool. Hannah, —, from Salem • and Lucy, Williams,
from Trinidad—At Clyde Howard, Blak, from New Orleans;
Margaret, Miller; and Columbia. Waft, from Charkfton;
Go-
vernal Men, kitchie ; and Benton, —, from Trinidad—At
Dublin, Cecilia, Wamburgli, from Alicant-.At Havannah, Mo-
na, Tobin, from Africa—At Bahama., Thomas, Wallis, from
Africa—At Jamaica, Cumberland. Wales; and Cowastsle, M•Maf-
ter, from Landon—At Nevis. 'twins. Peelle; and Blitannsh. HeP-
pinltall, from London—At Newfouotand, Nymph, Pro& from
Tdgmnoutb—At Angola, Margaret, Lam; and Kitty, Donald,
from Liverpool—At St. Kitt's, Kitty, Donald, from Africa—At
Trinidad, Eliza, Wade, from LiverpsohAt Africa Margaret
and Elisabeth. —; and Mary, Afloat, from Liverpool—At
Barbacloes, General Suwarrow, Towel. from Cork.—lo Yarmouth
Roads, Baltic, Darnell; and Norfolk, Nelbitt, from the Baltic—
Off Whitby, ISetfey, Conner. from MemelOff Klngibridge,
Either, Inglifit. from Trinidad..-Off Southampton. Pair American,
johnfon, from New Orleans—At Dartraosith, Ceres, Wood, from
Longfound—At Lynn, Two Brothers, Shark, from Chtilliana—
Belton, Fadtor, Conway, from Loadso—At Bartiadoes, Ann,
Derwen, from Briftol--At Trinidad, Venus, Tour; and Eleanor,
Crow, from London.

Extra of a Letter received yellerday from an
Officer on board the Esau!, of 74 guns, off the
The!, dated the aoth inilant:—.' Admiral THORP(
BOROUGH is indefatigable in obtaining accounts rela-
tive to the enemy's preparations in the Tele' ; we
yeflcrday boarded a veQ'el under Pruffian colours,
bound to Cadiz, from which we learnt, that there
has bccn no alteration for the let ten days in the
movements of the fquadron, nor have any troops
been embarked. As to the latter Ratement, I can-
not fpeak to a certainty ; but, from our (hip, it is
plainly to be perceived no alteration has taken place
in the movements of the enemy's flaps. The Cap-
tain of the wad alfo Rates, that previous to his
leaving the Texel, it was reported there were in the
harbour of °Read fix prams, fumy schooners, and
300 gun boats, ready for (ea."
We have received New York papers of the 33d ult.
from which we have made the following tetrads
o New YORK, MAY a 3 letter from Martinique,
of the 341 inftant, mentions that the frigates S
and DIDON, had arrived at Gnadaloope with troops,
four hundred of whom were immediately fent to
Martinique. In confcquence the ail ival of there
frigates, an embargo took place at Glia.i.il
The greater part of the troops had art ivcd at Marti-.
nique.
“ Upwards of fifty Amerivan verel. have recent-
ly been captured by French privateers in the W'ell
Indict, mutt at them with valuable eargt-es. We have
this day ret.e red, by the wa) ut Chaitefluwn, an ac-
count of the t apttre of three valuable scads of ill,.
port, bound to Pert au Prince."