Star.
London, England, 1811-04-15 00:00:00

DEAL, APRIL 14.

Arrived the SAVAGE gun-brig, with a convoy from
Plymouth, and are sailed for the river ; MONTAGUE
man of war, with 18 sail of vessels under convoy from
Gibraltar. Sailed his Majesty's ships COURAGUEX,
PLavracEwrr, and la Lontv., for the Baltic. Came
down from the River the Scaleby Castle, for Bombay.
The Charles, CARTER, and the Sarah, CHAPLIN, men-
tioned yesterday to be on the Goodwin Sands, are
gone to pieces ; and the Chelham Castle, NEALE, also
on the Goodwin, is on her broad side, her masts gone
and her decks blown up.—Wind S.W.
YARMOUTH, APRIL 14.

Yesterday arrived kora the Nore the ERNEST,
VIXEN, and Ssitra, with convoy ; and the WRANGLER
and CRACKER, from the Nore this morning. 'Phis
morning sailed the SNIPE, with transports for the
Island of Anholt ; the VIXEN for the Humber, to re-
lieve the ACUTE ; BRUIZER and BRAVDEGEREN, for
Heligoland ; and ERNEST and CENSOR gun-brigs, to
cruize in the Sleeve; the Ests and PATRIOT armed
vessels for Sheerness.— Remain the Roebuck, Par-
tridge, Briseis, Porti:,, Wrangler, and Cracker gun-
brigs.—We have had for several days past a smart
press on shore and in the Roads, by which a number
of good seamen has been obtained for the ships of war.

NAVAL. APPoitmtisrs.--Sir Richard King, to be Captain of
the Mediterranean Fleet ; Captain Carden, to the Macedonian ;
Hon. Captain Dundas, to the Achille ; Hon. Waptain Napier, to
the Thames ; Hon. Captain G. Waldegrave, to the Euryalus ;
Captain Searle, to the Cossack ; Lieutenant Evans, to the Hero ;
Lieutenant Moriarty, to the Volcano ; Lieutenant tower, to the
Thais ; Rev. Mr. Sydney, tobe Chaplain of the Ardent.
The ship Tigris, which was left at St. Helena by
his Majesty's ship AFRICAINE, arrived off the Isle of
Wight the 12th inst. and proceeded for the Downs.
PASSENGERS PLR Twins—Cornet C. Reed, his Majesty's
Bth regiment Light Dragoons; Lieut.-Colonel H. Worsley, Mr.
Stevenson, Rev. W. A. Keating, Mr. J. S. Williams, Mr. J. Ni-
cholson, Mr. J. Hay; Majors D. Macleod and J. Manse/I; Cap-
tain W. ingleby, his Majesty's 53d Font, Lieutenants Watson
and G. Randall, Mr. Warton, Mr. Stroud, and Mrs. E. Mat-

thews.
The Acteon, Captain CATOR, we understand, will
tail in a few days from Portsmouth, with dispatches
for the Cape and the East Indies.
The ARDENT, 61 guns, Captain Howevmmt, and
ETHALION, Capt. E. Havwoon, sailed on Satuiday
from Portsmouth for the Baltic. They will be fol-
lowed in 'a few days by the VICTORY and TIMMER-
nous. The ROYAL OAK, 74, Lord A. BEAUCLERC,
will succeed the TREMENDOUS in the command off
Cherbourg, from which station the latter returned on
Saturday with the HAWK.
Th.! ARETIIUSA frigate, Captain Corm, has made
the signal at Portsmouth for convoy to the Cape
of Good Hope. It is supposed she will take the 12
East-Indiarnen, which are at the Motherbank, under
convoy. They are expected to be dispatched on Sa-
turday next.
The GANGES, 74, Captain THOMAS DUNDAS, is paid
off, and laid upin ordinary at Plymouth.
The Felicity, bound to Liverpool, laden with wool
and cotton, which sailed with the Anoo, sprung a leak
on the passage; Captain WARREN took out the pas-
sengers and crew, and set the vessel on fire, as nothing
could be done for her preservation. Her cargo was
worth £elo,ooo. A Portuguese lady had very consi-
derable property in jewels and specie on board, which
was all miraculously paved.

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