Star.
London, England, 1811-04-29 00:00:00

YARMOU TH, APRIL 28.

Sailed the FLY sloop, and WattNctaca brig, for the
Baltic; the BRUISER gun-brig, with convoy for Heli-
goland; and CHEERFUL cutter, for the fleet off Flush-
ing. Arrived the QUEBEC frigate Captain HAwTA YNE,
from a cruise off the Dutch coast, she brings no news
from that quarter; and the LEvEurr from the har-
bour. Remain in the Roads—Roebuck, Hearty,
Snipe, Ems, Jande, and Patriot.—Wind S.E.
The following naval appointments are to take
place:—Sir RICHARD KING to be first Captain of the
Channel Fleet ; Captain GRIFFITHS to be first Car.
rain to the fleet under the orders of Admiral YOUNG ;
Captain W. KING to the HANNIBAE, bearing the flag
of Admiral DURHAM ; Captain bl.KEszia, to the
CHRISTIAN VII. and Captain MACKINLAY to the SAN
JosEF.

An American Paper observes, that there is an error
in the European charts, relative to Cape Frir —it is
laid down as being in the latitude of 22. 34. but it is
in fact 23. This error ought to be rectified, for, by
those charts most vessels will be embayed, it being
necessary to make Cape Frio before they can get up
to Rio de Janeiro.

The City of Dublin Regiment is to march from
Strabane, to replace the Donegal Regiment,atTuam.
The North Down Regiment is on its march from
Dundalk for Cashel.
LORD NJL7ox.—The statue erected in Guildhall to
this distinguished Commander was exposed on Satur-
day, for the first time, to public view. The following
inscription appears on the tablet ; it is from the pen
of Mr. SHERIDAN :

To
HORATIO VISCOUNT AND BARON NELSON,
Vice-Admiral of the White, and Knight of the Most Honourable
Order of the Bath.
A Man amongst the few who appear
At different periods to have been created
To promote the grandeur and add to the security of Nations
Inciting by their high example their fellow-mortals
Tkrough all succeeding times, to pursue the course
That leads to the exaltation f our imperfect nature.
PROVIDENCE,

That implanted in Ntesol4h breast an ardent passion for renown,
As bounteously endowed him with the transsendanc talents
Necessary to the great purposes
He was destined to accomplish.
At an early period of life
He entered into the naval service of his country;
And early were the instances which marked
The fearless nature and euterprize of his character;
Uniting to the loftiest spirit and the justest title to sell-confident
A strict and humble obedience to
The sovereign rule of discipline and subordination.
Rising by due gradation to command, •
He it:fused into the bosoms of those he led
'lhe valorous ardour and enthusiastic zeal
For the service of his King and Country
Which aniniated his own ;
And while hr acquired the love of all
By the sweetness and moderation of his temper,
He inspired a universal confidence
In the never•failing resources of his capacious mind.
It will be fur history• to relate
The many great exploits through which,
Solicitous of peril, and regardle.* of wound.,
lie bleante the glory et his prat salon !
Bat it belongs to this brief record of his illustrious career
'To say that he commanded and c..ntiu.red
At the Battles of the NILE and COPF.NHAGEN,
Victories never before equaled,
Yet afterwards surpassed by his own last atlievement,
The Battle of I'RAI2ALGAR !
Fought on the 21st of October, in the year 1805.
On that day,before the conclusion of the action,
He feh mortally wounded;
But the sources of life and sense Laded trot until it was known to
him that the destruction of the enemy being completed,
The glory of his country and his own has attained their suninlit.
'en laying his ItEld on his brave h.-a: r,
With a look of exalted reoiynatiGn to the ....ill
Of the Seraxia DlSPaa s a of the rate of Man and Nat;ons,
He expire..
The Lord Mayor, Aldermt;;•, and Common Council
of the City of Londo.i
Have caused this Monument to be erected,
Nut in the presumptuous hope of muitainanz
The departed Ileru's nieteoty,
'But to manifest their estimation of the Man,
And their admiration of his deeds.
This Testimony of their Gratitude, they trust,
Will rgmaln a' long as their own renowned City shall exist.
The period to NELSON's FAME
Can only be
THE END 01. srINIE!

THE KING.

The following Bulletin was shewn yesterday at St.
Janes? Palace :

WINEEOtt CASTLE, APRIL 27-
4, The King is going on well.
(Signed) "U. IiALFORD, 1,1. BMW&
"W. HLBERDEN, R. WILL:s."

Yesterday Lord ST. HELEN'S and M. VERNEY came
into waiting at St. James's Palace, Ab the Lord and
Grhom of his MAJESTY'S Bedchamber for the week.
At the entertainment given on 'Tuesday' by the Bi-
shop of WINCHESTER to the Knights of the Garter, at
his house at Chelsea, as Prelate of. the Order, his Royal
Highness the PluNot It FOEST sitgges:ed that the next
entertainment of the Order snoula be :riven by the ju-
nior Knight. The Marqu's Wert.sst.tiv, bring t',e
littnior, rose :Ind said, he sleaald ke proud and gra-
tified in adopting the proposal of his R.iyal Higlincse,
i
and fixed the 7M of May, whim he ..% cold en:et-Lin the
Members of the Order.
1 Saturday, her kilijesty's Council rivt at the Castle
according to appointment o ! the Our.cs's return from
Frogmore, at tuo o'clock. The Members present were
the Arzhbiships ul CANTEnat ay and YORK, the Lotto
CIIANCELLOA, 1::e Duke of ltio:,;rttost:, F. talc of WIN-
Cilll.SEA and Avi.EsFottu, Lord Ei..t.e.Nnoitucoo, and
Sir W. G:tANT ; t.cy exam:nad the physicians as to
the state of his t% I4je ~ t y'b, hea;th. •
His Royal Hig:mess the Pm c:t RvcrNr, arrived
yesterday moriiing, on a VisA, to her MAJ&SI*I.
His Nlai.,:iry w.ilked on tl.c Te:race, from tseclee
till one, accompanied by the Y.,:i of WINC:NLS%-5.
and Dr. WiLus. The Earl tr!.Wixcity.sEA then t,olc
! ieave of his MAJcsrv, and set off for LotAe.:. His
MAJESTt %%'.llked again from two tin four, accomr.t-
Med by the Duke of CUMEntatLAND and Gen.. G w'iNNS.

Tloce hundred of the 11th L:g!it Dragoons em.
barked at Plymouth last week l'or Portugal the re.
minder of the regiment, together with the 9th, %,
ill
embark as fast as the transports can be got ready for
them.
Monday last, the RiPare Regiment of
quartered in Sligo. marched for Boyle, Strokestnwo,
Carrick•on.Shannon, &c. They arc to be replaced by
three companies of the Tipperary Militia, from Cal.
way, the first division of which ate arrived.
The South Mayo Regiment have marched from
Mullingar for Strabane.
LYCLUM.—Saturday night a new Comic .Opera
was performed at this Theatre, entitled The .elmerkans.

DRAMATIS PERSON T.
AMILIIICAN INDIANS.

Ftiresen (a Chief) - t - - Mr. Tina'.
WntriOn—IVICSSIT. CitATTERL:..Y, Hen, Vt.' E LLS, &c.
Rya°
Lodina Mrs. bI(2N rAis.
,
Chittibaw L:rs. ELAND.

Mr. BRAHANI.
Mr. Joe NS rasa.
Mr. NIA-yrutws.
Miss KELLY.

Mr. DowroN.
Mr. KNJCUI.