Star.
London, England, 1816-02-14 00:00:00

ArAr4L lATELLIGENCL

DFAL, FEBRUARY 131
Arrived the lia;:betts Anker, Pluma, from St.
Übe's, tram Norway, and sailed. Came down from
the River and sailed the New Galen, Siizaetntme, tor
Anaerir.a ; Fame, S:.!ipt, for Jamaica.
FAI.MOU'fIf, FEBRUARY IL
Art ivfd revel .resters. Sailed the Marlborough
packet, with for Liston's ; (Ineensbury packet,
with Mails, for the Brazils; Active, flosmu, for
London; Mantura, DENNts, for Bristol; add Nancy,
BEMAN, for Plymouth.—Wind N. E.
NAVAL APPOIN I'MEN
The Hon. Cretain A7lpt:r, and Lteutdiutts ".Dvies an.rW,
Lloyd, ere appointed to the Severn.
Veatenanie.Wm. Chat Atkinsen, John Hill, aa4
J. A. Croke, to the Falcon, for rank.
lA.:act:ants Henry VB.: r.nd Eclorari Purcell, to the gluon.
Mr. Haydow, to be Fur.ier o the Seven.

The Merril), Winotromn, from Boann to New,
founaland, is wrelik:d Langley Tolls two rho
crew drowned.
The Commerce. BANFIELLS from Falmonth to
Newltiondl.!nd, is trKally lost, near St. John':—five
of the crew drowned.

The Hercules, Dukcms, from Jamaica to the 01.
lu.smas and Chatleston,is totally lost at:Charleston.

Ali unfortunate. accident happened at midnight,
betweeu the 4th and ,Ith inst. at the barracks of Va.
lenciennes. Panel the barracks gave way, and out
of twenty men of the •itg)isli train of artilkry, who
occupied the apartment, seven were killed and -five
*Waded; Five horses were also crushed to death,
A fine Regiment of glighsh Cavalry is quartered
et IYupkirk, and the inhabitaots speak highly of their
eober and orderly, conduct,
I3y the hut *caplets from Buenos Ayres, it appears
that Admiral Bums, with the squadron nutter his
command, had not been heard of since he let: the
River Plate some months ago. Just before he s:tiLld
he was desired by the Government to come to 13.,en0c
Ayres. but he refused, RS there was a quarrel exist-
ing Letween him and the principal Members.. He
oiled, as it was beii;:ved, for the Pacific Ocean, to
look after Spinish pr;xes, but whether on his own or -
Ouvernment's aczount, is w:is difficult to say.
According to one of the numerous accounts ;T.
spectirg BOVAPARTE :Ind his suite, it 'appear! :hat Ma.
dame Bearnamo. sick of the adventure, Tiauels with
_her husband for bcicg suclia tool as to stay at :it. H.".
lens, and wishes to return home. All ponanawrtr's
rrenelt cooks and servants toutiniid, and said they
were prisoners of war as well as himself, and would nut
obey him. Admiral Comicax, however, sent the
boatswain, with a ca:o'-uiter•tails, and won brought
them to ther senses.
The present severe frost has not been exceeded in
intecsiq, since that of the winter of 1794, when the
Fierch crossed the ice, and occupied Holland.—rAt
Hackney, Middlesex, the cold first became intense on
the masoning of the 7th inst. In the night An, ther-
mometer (Fahrenheit) stoixl at 10°.. On the Bth it
scarcely ruse above this degree all day, and at mid-
alight wa;S°. tAt three reclock in the morning of
the SO, 5°,.:tn4 at sunset 4°. In some pare of the pa.
rids vt klackriey it was 2rdegrees 10wer.7,./kt W'l.
I,Hirr,,tow itlAou c three, the Mule moiling. it was 1;°.
The sari night it was about 21°, at Claw!). D.
the lush it rose sever 4 deem, and the groin:pi" cold
of winter retatned.
EDItqUII.G fit Fes. B.—.. The vicissitudes of thaw and
fiat have alternately succeeded each otherevee shire
the mouth of blovarnber. Monday the wing *hilted
apto the South-east, and on Tuesday it blew a viedvot
storm,. with snow showers. The wind has since Oa.
ted, and it is now a most severe frost. The therms,.
meter last night was at 19°..—There is .at present in
Torphichen'S garden, at Calder House, a nee-
taritw tree in blossom on the open wall, a very fingu-
lar circumstance at this season of the year.
.GLasoow, renew= ...We have again xll the
rigour of winter: The thermometer, this %outing,
was considerably lower than it has been this season.
At semi o'clock it stood at 9 degrees Fahr....at 40
minutes past seven, it had risen to 14 degrees—at
eight o'clock, it had fallen to 12 degrees-=at half.
past nine, it stood at 18 degrees-rand, et eleven, .at
2$ degrees. Out of town, it most phibahly weold be
three or four degrees lower. We know, that in fact,
on /he Stirling road, at Fight o'clock, it stood at eight
degrees.
IlEcsso, Feettuaav Cr.-The weather here, for some
days has been very severe and storniy. The
thermometer,i' this morning,, at eight o'clock, seas so
low as 22 clegrtes,
yens:, res. cold daring ThOrulay night ,
exceeded any thing known for many years S..veral
thermometers in different parts of this city,
.hetKeec
seven and eight o'cleck yesterday morning, being so
low as 0.
WINCOWERI thermometer,

in a
North
aspect, stood yesterday morning, at eight
o'clock, a the almost unprecedented low degrees)/ J 2.
The snow in the geigbbouthood of Beth so much
accumulated during Tuesday And Wedtketder, b 4
be mail arrived several bouts later that usual at cflel-
tenham and Gloucester, and it was to touch impsds4
nearblorthleach as tp beobbged tequittberegtdarroad
, CAsTnitiuux• Yu. 18.4—The frost was Visintalo
in this City on the morning of Satordaylast,ahat tM
River. Stour was frosep over between Ling's litidgs
and the Abbot's Mill. The thertgoineterot eight in
the morning of the satne tiny, had sank to 1). Aeries
above 0, being 21 degrees below the freezing pow. •
Coco E,pcnolop, 14.-seNollosiness was does
to-day Opos our market, in coapeguenee of the stop.
,page of the navigation eskthkeilyer, =dodoes a* nse
spinally as last wapk.