Star.
London, England, 1808-02-17 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, FEB. 14.
His Majesty's ship Amphion, with the _fleet for the
Mediterranean, passed this port this day.—Wind

• TORBAY, FEB. 15.
Put in here a fleet of about 44) transports, from
the Eastward.—Wind N. W.

PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 16.
Arrived the fallowing outward-bound vessels, from
the Downs, viz.--the Harriett, BORROWDAILE ; Cham-
pion, MACKEY' ; Antelope, Dartmouth, LIT-
SON L. .Kingston, AXYINSON Cygnett, SMITH ; Duke
of York, Julius, AUTHERN ; Alfred, ;
Parish, DAVID ; Shaw, BURNETT ; Trafalgar,
LOWES ; and the Harmony, WILSON : the three latter
with the losi of anchors and cables.—Wind N. W.

DOVER, FEBRUARY 15.
Sailed. this morning the ship Mark and Abigail,
Captain. t.i.LiorT, from Charleston, with cotton and
rice, for. London, being prevented from proceeding to
her original deitination (Rotterdam) in consequence
of the late Decrees of the French Government.—
M. ALOtEUS the Russian Ambassador and suite came
down from London this afternoon, and will embtrk
for Calais to-morrow morning, if the weather permits.
—The Pandora and Royalist sloops sailed from our
' Roads this day, for the Downs, to procure anchors
and cables, to replace those they lost in the late gale.
—Wind West, and moderate, with snow.
• YARMOUTH, FEB. 14.
The ships on shore on this beach are th:' Marys, of
Blyth, in ballast, not damaged!. the Elizabeth, of
Plymouth, J. PROUTAY master, laden with fish, is a
total wreck, cargo washed out; Martha, of Wake-
field, • Port Hull,- cargo of bones, ship damaged,
but expected will be got off, cargo washed out ; Swift
Montrose, GEORGE SUTIIERAN master—timber, ship
and cargo will be saved; Lord Melville. of Aber-
deen,%Tuns MORISON master, in ballast, not damaged.
On Saturday morning a ship was discovered on these
sands, but in the afternoon she disappeared, having
gradually sunk into the sands. It is reported that
the crew are. saved, but cannot learn particulars.—
Arrived the Musquito sloop of war, and Urgent gun-
brig, and remain with the ships as per last. The
Flora:frigate, of 36 guns, Captain BLAND, is wrecked
on the coast of Holland—crew saved. Owing to the
great falls of snow, we have had no arrival of mails
from London since Thursday, till this morning : the
Guard arrived on horseback with two mails at two
o'clock.

F. 15.—Ships on shore and damaged in the 1 :
gale : Jenny, JOHN RIPPON, from London, in ball is'
to Newcastle, on shore on Kirkley Beach, crew savel,
,hip very little damaged ; on Gunton Beach, slop
Union, JOHN FINLEY, of Dunbar, with goods, crew
saved ; brig Champtorit ROBERT OLIVER master, of
Wells, in ballast, crew saved ; Rochdale, W. Oils-
. TER, of and from Hull to. London, with goods,
crew saved, except one man, who died before am
ship beached ; brig Elizabeth, Wm. JRFERIES MaSLCP,
of Shields, crew saved ; sloop Griffin, Timm ,ts
GLADDEN master, of and from Ipswich to Lynn, with
malt, crew saved ; schooner Buser, JOHN Monist"
master, of Aberdeen, from Sunderland to Loudon,
crew saved ; brig Duro,. WILLIAM STEPHENSON, of
and from Hull to Surinam, in ballast, crew saved.

MISS WEIPPERT, daughter of the celebrated Harp-
player, is to have a Benefit Concert, at the Free
Masons' Tavern to-morrow night ; and we have no
doubt, from the encouragement due to rising merit,
that the assemblage on t) occasion will be crowded
and fashionable. There is to be a ball after the con-
cert. •

Lady EDWARD FITZGERALD, once so famous as
Pamela, the reputed daughter of the late Duke of
ORLEANS, and the dive of Madame Gnats, left this
country last week in company with Prince ESTE/MAZY.
It appears that she was narrowly sought after both at
Dover and on board the vessel, by Sheriff's Officers,
who had warrants against her on civil actions. She
was concealed in the Prince's carriage among his
baggage, and so successfully, that though the carriage
itself was searched, she remained undiscovered. She
had previously escaped from shore to the vessel, in the
dress of a sailor.

THE Ronvs.—The Mails from Norwich, Cam-
bridge, Holyhead, 'and Yarmouth, were not arrived
yesterday evening. Those from Leeds and Manches-
:er did not arrive till half-past four.
The following are among the accidents in and about
the metropolis, occasioned by the inclement weather,
;ince Friday last. A person was found dead on Satur.
lay morning, ft-6m the intense cold, near Bayswater.
Mrs. Samr el, therife of a broker in Westminster, and
young lady in Soho-square, each broke an arm, a:
en o'clock on Sunday. A stack of chimneys blew
sown in the Hampstead-road on Friday night, and
killed a butcher's boy of the. name of Groves, on
shorn an inquisition was taken yesterday, as also on
:he body of Mr. Hartland, of Gower-street, who was
' killed by the falling of his horse, on Sunday *ming,
irk (axford-street.