Star.
London, England, 1808-02-11 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTILLIGENCI.

TORBAY, FEB. 9.
This day sailed his Majesty's ship Spencer, Hon.
Captain SToPpOan, to join the Channel fleet. Also
sailed his Majesty's ship Isis and Camperdown cut-
ter, with the East India and Brazil fleet, with a fair
wind at north-east.

PLYMOUTH, FEB. 9.
Came in the Nonpareil, Captain LINDY, from Bal-
timore, with sugar and coffee, detained by the Diana,
of 36 guns. Sailed, to join the Channel fleet, the
Ville de Paris, of 110 guns ; Dreadnought, of 98 ;
Bellerophon, Impetueux,Defiance, and Valiant, of 74
guns each.
PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 10.
Arrived his Majesty's ships Sultan, Orion, and the
Clyde, with a cenvoy from the Downs. Sailed his
Majesty's ships Avenger, with a convoy for the
Downs ; la Guerriere for the West Indies ; and the
Leoindas, for the Mediterranean. Wind N. W.

DOVER, FEB. 10.
Prince ESTERHAZY, and suite, arrived here late
last night, and would have embarked this morning
(two cutters being in readiness) for Calais; but the
wind blowing strong from the N.N.W. which causes
a heavy sea on the opposite shore, and dangerous to
land in boats, prevented their sailing.—Came in this
morning the ship Mark and Abigail, Captain ELLIOTT,
of Newbury, from Charleston, with cotton and rice,
bound to Rotterdam, having been warned by one of
our cruizers not to proceed to an enemy's port. She
left Charleston the day before the embargo was laid
on in the American ports.—Passed by this day seve-
ral sail of East-India ships from the Downs, for
Portsmouth.—Wind North, and blows fresh.
DEAL, FEB. 10.

Arrived the Virago gunbrig, from Cork, having
under convoy the Perseverance and Swallow victual-
lers, which have sailed through for the River ; Pres-
ton, Lord Nelson, and Hugh Inglis East India ships,
from the River, and sailed through for Portsmouth.
Sailed Pandora sloop ; Mariner and Flamer gunbrigs,
on a cruize ; Centurion, 50 guns ; Ocean, Canton,
Ceres, Calcutta, David Scott, Exeter, Dorsetshire,
and Alnwick Castle East India ships, and several
other outward-bound ships, for Portsmouth. The
Resolute gunbrig has a signal flying for a convoy to
the Westward.—Wind N.N.W.
REMAIN IN THE DOWNS.—Princess of Orange, Vice-Admiral
RowLEr ; Trusty, 50 gums; Indignant, Virago, and Resolute
gunbrigs; Humber armed ship ; Pidgeon schooner ; Ranger naval
transport ; and a large fleet of outward-bound vessels, coasters,
colliers, and transports. •
SHEERNESS, FEB. 10.

His Majesty's ship Turbulent has the signal flying
for the convoy to Gotteuburgh, and is expected to sail
about the end of the week ; there are four ships wait-
ing here to proceed with the convoy, viz. Dolphin,
BLONTER ; Generous Friends, PAXTON Maica,
ASHLENBERG ; and Elizabeth, GJERDING : the latter
ship has been as far as Yarmouth, on her way, but
having met with some damage in her sails, has re-
turned back for the next convoy. Sailed the Centi-
nel gun brig, on a cruize.. The Resolution's crew are
paid wages to-day, and she will sail to the Nore imme-
diately ; all the Danish prizes are fitted, and their
sails bent ready to proceed to the River ; they take
pilots on board to-morrow, and will proceed to the
River on Saturday all in one fleet.—Wind N. W.
I blows strong.