Star.
London, England, 1805-11-12 00:00:00

THEATRES.

Deutty-LANE.—After the Comedy of A Pri,r
Claim, a Melo-dramatic Piece was lall night produc•
ed, intituled " Glory." It confuted of but or.:
fcene, with a view of (hipping at a difiance, and over
the Rage an infcription,illuminated with rays of glory,
containing the ever memorable words of our depart-
ed hero iTrglond exteer imPry man will do hi: duty,"
which a fufperrled figure of Fame appears commu-
nicating to the fleet in perfpeelive. ELLISTOPI and
Ptak ass, as Naval Officers, defcribe to their fur-
rounding countrymen the late glorious viClory, the
firlt by recitation, and the lall hit tinging, in which
Mr BRAMAN gave confiderable elle& to a funeral
d;• ze • the memory of the immortal NELSON—the
:.':::,crag line was rapturonfl% applauded :
Barth has his /Mrs, but lAIVVI preferves his Soul.

Mrs. Pourst.t., with great emphafis and propriety,
delivered an e ilogium upon our departed Champion.
in which (he introduced his Exertion in the Cattle of
Freedom, by way of contrail to BONAPARTE's ty-
ranny and defpotifm. The piece concluded with a
half length of Lord NELSON, riling from the Ocean,
and " Rule Britannia," iMtg by Mr. BRAHAM and
Giattoss.
Colmar Gaattats.-..After the tragedy of Macbeth,
in " t)efetn's Glory," FAWCETT very happily intro-
duced the foOnwing 'erre, allufive to Sir RICHARD
STILACHAII.S Vietory:

" Though this makes him fret,
" Yet we've more for him yet,
" 'nit arriv'd from the Rochefort Ration ;
" To hips teen before.
" We have aJded Aar m re,
" Which will make ►t eJmpletre bothendien.
" Oh BONET ! what trumpt up narration
" Will cover this mortification ?
Pray fay that your chips
" Arc taking thort trips
" To England, to learn navigation."

ON THE SINKING OF THE ENEMY, MP,

OF WHICH THE CREW SHIL/TED •T LORD NELSON'S

DEATH.

Itham Freneamen few—with coward art,
The afraffin fhot of war,
That picrc'd BRITANNIA'S nobteft heart,
And quench'd her bright.•ft (tar—
Their Ihout was heard—they triumph'd now,
Amidit the battle's roar,
And thou,;ht the Britifit Oak would bow,
Since NELSON was no more.
But fiercer fiam'cl Old Eland's pride;
And, mark her venzean:e due !
Town, dowr.. infulting fhip, the
To Death, with all thy crew!
So peril ye, for Net .son's blood,
if deaths fo bate can pay
For brood fo breve, or Ocean wave,
Cats went that guilt away! T. C.

Dr. Ntt.sne, who. on the death of his brother, the
late laniented Lord Nt LsoN, facceeded to the Barony,
has had his name farther ennobled by the tides of
Vifcount and Earl. The late Lord was only Vii cunt
for life. Dr. now Earl NELSON, has iiioe a daugh-
ter and a (ON HORATIO, who has juil complcted his
fesenteenth year.
Eail Netsos and his farnily, Mr. and :qrs.
TON, and Mr. and Mrs. Marca.sm, are all alftmbied
at Merton place. The lalt will of the Noble Lord
has been opened; his Executors are his brother, Earl
NELSON, and Mr. HESRLTINE ; but his will was made
under the impreffion of his having little to bellow,
except the fame he had fo glotinully acquired. The
laltictter from him is dated the 13th ult. If made
any additional codicil (for there are two or three)
either before the battle, or after receiving his fatal
wound, it is not yet come to England ; nor have his
lamenting. family yet received any other accounts,
than thofe contained in the public difpatclses. Lieut.
LA P ENOT lERE thinks that he did not write any thing
after the wound,hismind being occupied, while breath
remained, in the difcharge of his duty.

He was fenfible hlmfelf, in the &it inflance, of his
inevitable death. He told the furgeon that he felt
the fymptoms which he had been informed by him in
a previous converfttion, prefaged death ; and he took
all his meafures with the utmoll compofure for his
approaching end. We have no doubt but that the firfl
letters received from thole around him will enable us
to lay before our readers the affdling particulars of
1 is conduit in the melancholy interval between the
fhot and his death. lc is no cot-ablation to fay, that
the marine who levelled the fatal rifle at him was
almoll in the fame Whitt killed himfelf.

In his 1311 will he has exprefred a defire that his
body fhould be interred by the fide of his reverend
father at Burnham Thorpe, unhyi biz 114:114,/hould Lc
grac timid to direß otherwyi.
The corple, will, in the &II inflance, be conveyed
to his own houfe at Merton, and, we have no dcalbt,
but that his fdajelly will ifue direaions fur the molt
dillingnitbed funeral. Like the body of the Earl of
Chatham, he will lie in Rate in the Jerufalem Cham-
bers, and be imetred either in Wellminftcr Abbey or
St. Paul's. The Panes' of WALES and Duke of
'CLARENCE have both esprefred their ddire to at-
tend as Mourners. It is highly becoming the feet
ingi (lithe lirir Apparent nt the Crown to thew this
rape& to the Hero whore fervices have fo glotioully
illuarated the charther of the Nati,.n.

The ferviec upon which Admiral Lnvts was dit
patches! Wati to the Barbary Coat!, in order to fettle,
by conciliation, a new difpnte that had arifen between
fume of the powers and Admiral Kamm r.
The village of Wimbledon after three char of Silent
mourning for the death of Lord Nassors, had on Sa.
turday night a fplendid illumination for his victory.
His eflaic of Bronze has never yet produced him a
guinea, as ever fence the year 1799 he has direfted
every of the revenue (which is about 3,5001.
fici ling, per annum), to be laid out in improvements,
under the immediate Aline:on of Mr. Gibbs, banker,
at Palermo. This ellate, fubjea to a !Mall legacy,
he has left to his brother, now earl Nsr.sost, and to
his heirs; but his means were too limited for all the
ohjeas of his tendctucts.

NAUTICAL INTBLLIGENCII.

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LEEWARD ISLANDS FLEET.

Coax, Nov. 6.—Arrived PAratcaim a frigate, with
twenty two fail of veffels under convoy, from the
Leeward Iflands, and are put under quarantine ; the
remainder of the fleet parted about 14 days face in
a gale. It is reported, that four of five veffels of this
fleet are 101 l ; among them, the Vidory, AYRr, from
FALMOUTH, Nov. g.—By the time this reaches
you, you mull have heard of Sir It. STRACHAN'S
vidory. His four prizes are now off this port beat•
ing tip Channel.—Arrived his Majefly's bug Minor-
ca, Hon. IhNRY DUNCAN, from Portfmouth, to give
infirudions to veffels bound to Lifbon and Oporto.—
Wind S. S. E.

PLYMOUTH, Nov. ro.—Came in the Silenus, of
and from New York, Capt. TRCHWELL, for Amller-
dam, laden with fugar and coffee, detained by the
Vengeance and Hero privateers ; the Dani(h fhip
Uforfagh, Capt. Tt Foe, from Bourdeaux to Tonnin-
gen, with brandy, detained by the Hero privateer;
the Charlotte Sophia, Capt. MoLosa, from Senegal
bound to Tonningen, laden with gum, detained by
the Vengeance privateer ; the Eleanora, of Copen
hagen, ItilltslNS, from Nantz for Lifbln, wiih wheat,
detained by the Arc s,3Bguns; Bierrenflork,l'a ura a,
from Cette for Tonningen, laden with brandy, de-
tained by the Vengeance privateer; and the Csrs-
CENT, of 36 gam irOM a cruize.—Sailed the ACASTA,
of 4o guns; with difpatches for Admiral COLLING.
WOOD. Came in the American (hip Ambition, Capt.
FREEMAN, from New York for Amllerdam, with
fugar and c 4Fee, detained by the Infolent gun brig.

PoRTSMOVTN, Nov. I PRINCE of WALES
came into harblur this day ; alfo the Sylph and
Steady gun bt igs ; but no veils have either arched
or failed.—The news of the capture of four French
(hips of the line by Sir R. STRACNAN'E fquadron
reached here this morning ; and a report has been
alio circulated, that l'Ascia frigate has taken nine
gun-boats in Vigo Bay ; but I cannot find that there
is any authentic account thereof.

Del/Ea, Nov. t 1.-1-lis Majelly's (hip Awrst.ore,
Rear Admiral Sir Siou EY Smirn,with the Diligence
(loop, Defperate, Firm, and Furious gun .brigs, are
now getting under way, in confequence of the wind
coming round from the Southward. A convoy pal-
fed here this day from the Downs, bound to the
Weßward.—Wind S. S. E. and blows frefb, with
thick weather. •

DEAL, Nov. t r.—Arrived the Earneß gun brig.
with tranfports under her convoy from Yarmouth;
the Earnelt failed again for Yarmouth ; the trail':
pot ts remain. Arrived the Blazer gun hrig from
cruise.—Sailed the Bold and Exertion gun brigs on a
cruize. Sailed through the Downs from the North-
ward to the Weflwxrd a fleet of colliers, and the
Eliza, PAINTER, fur Malta.—Remain iu the Downs
the (hips as per lall.—Wind
YARMOUTH, Nov. 'G.—Friday P. M. failed a Mef•
Fenger with copies of the Extraordinary Gazette,,
containing the account of Lord NELSON'S ViCtory,
for the Wefer, in the FORWARD gun-brig; and the
TROMPEUSE (loop of war, to the fleet, off the Tezel.
Paired through thefe Roads a frigate, with difpatches
for the Continent. Paired at back of the Sands a
fleet of tranfports with troops. This day the fleet
under Admiral RussELL, arrived in thefe Road,,
from a cruize, off the Texel, and remains with the
Nfajellic, Elephant, Princefs of Orange, Stately,
Agincourt, and Dictator, and the Roebuck, Admiral
DOUGLAS, and Ruby 64 guns, with two gun brigs.