Star.
London, England, 1808-07-11 00:00:00

Bylaw/fro, iuNt 2t. .
Oa the Nth, Uayoria,
arrived here, the array from
by various divisions from
witierahlY augmented ri.oo townships, comprised with this Jurisdiction. The
th;ef.in command was accommodated in the Eoisco-
-1 Palace, and the Lieutenant-General in the house
rozaleo. We have here the Royal Carabineers;
tzy guard, and the Queen's regiment of CayalrY,
The whole of 'the cavalry amounts to 8 or 900 men.
rte infantry is in number (000. All thetroops here
sre expected to beembodied with those of Gallicia.
Ivo eft..:-The following is an official copy of a
,;patch from the Captain-General of Arragon to the
0143;11-General of Old Castile x-- •
The rovioces of Lerida, Tortosa, Seu de Urgel, Cerbera,•
trods,stud others in Catalonia, with the contiguous provinces
hoe put themselves undor the command of the Cap-
-1~ rat of Arragln. The French entered Tudeta,and soon
treeeedtt3 Mallen and Alapon, whence, in consequence
want of maps of the line, it. being impossible to expel
we blocked up the passes with the whole of out fo; ce.•
rt WO, until the day following (which was the Ifith), at-
1, (tenter ,oral:os4a, and this attempt proved fatal to them ;
&kayak/ was routed, and their infantry being thrown Into
&oder, remitted to come posts is the vicinity, where they are
ragaeoutii7, to entrench the remains of their small army. From
heginoingt. the Arroponew flatter thtenseives with being able
rwrot the whole, kitiu-dom from the enemy.
" JOSEPH PatIAFOX." •
Head-quarteri at Saragossa, June 16."

FERROL, JUNE 94.
We have General Duchesne, who commanded in
Oporto, and from 10 to 50 men of the gultrds, Pri-
soners in the Castle of St. Philip.

PRIVATE LETTERS.

GIBRALTAR, JUNE S.
• Deputations from the Kingdoms of Granada and
Valent;a, and the Province of Barcelona, have ar-
nred here, soliciting the assistance of the English,
and declaring their ports open to all English vessels,
210 at all hostilities against England had been or-

deed to cease by the new Government.
The Sc.ovr brig of war arrived from Lord Col.
asnwoon last night, in eleven days, from Toulon,
rith the accounts of his Lordship shortly intending
to- proceed to this place. The AMPHION frigate,
Captain Hosea, had driven a French frigate on
shore in the Bay of Roses. •
This morning arrived the CAMIRIAN frigelte,
Captain Vl...vex:yrs, from the fleet off Cadiz.
Accounts from Barcelona state, that the whole
of the French troops in that neighbourhood had been
killed or taken prisoners, after a bloody conflict with
the Spanish Army, commanded by Count ESPI:LETA.
JrNE 9.—Last night Lord CoLuvowoon arrived
here with the OCEAN and MALTA, from off Toulon,
to proceed to Cadiz. Arrived also the ACORN brig,
with dispatches, from 7.nglan I.
the accounts from Spain continue extremely fa-
vourable, many detached bodies of French having
been cut off, or taken by surprize. The French
sent to have been in no way prepared for this extra-
ordinary Revolution.
A very mind scene is now opening in this neigh
bourhood : the whole of Spain is in arms to drive the
French out of the country, and the enthusiasm of the
nation exceeds all bounds.
I have great doubts whether BeAPARTE, with all
his numerous armies, will be able to subdue Spain.
The communication is open with Spain, and all their
ports receive our vessels, as in time of peace, and all
hostilities have ceased on our part.

FALMOUTH, JULY 8.
s Arrived the Stag privateer, of and for Guernsey,
with a cargo of wine, from Gijon, in 10 days, and
!.. has landed an English gentleman, with dispatches
from Mr. }lv N taut, (the British .A gent there), and
reports, that the French have been driven out of Ma-
drid, and that there had been a battle fought in that
neigthottrh'ood, in which the whole of the French
y force there were defeated with great loss, with the
f.` exception of about 5,000 men, who had entrenched
e themselves, and were waiting for reinforcements ;
.e also, that the French Ships at Cadiz had surrendered
to the Spaniards, after four days bombardment from
a ..,;r.e batteries, manned with British soldiers.
it The lit.kcx JOKE lugger is also arrived from Gijon,
,al, four days, and landed a Spanish Officer, who im-
le rnediattAy set of express for London, and reports that
le the French had been defeated with the loss of 17,000
v, men near Arragon, and more ha other parts, the whole
4 to the amount of :35,000 men.
4- His Majesty's ship SCOAPIOY had arrived at Gijon
..; from Plymouth, with two British Officers and a sue-
r. ' rqy of ammunition, which were Joyfully received by
0- tot patriots.

ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE.
Arrived his Majesty's lugger 21.1.ACX .foxe, Lieu.
tenant I.e.scx, with a Spanish Officer from Gijon,
four days passage. Immediately on landing, they
both went off in a post-chaise and four, for London.
It is stated that the French army have been obliged
to evacuate Madrid. MURAT, with 5000, the remains
of his army, are said to have entrenched themselves in
a strong position, hoping to receive reinforcements.
Thirty-Eve thousand French are reported to have
fallen in the different actions with the Spaniards, who
have also, of course, lost a great number of men, but
who are represented as Mcist enthusiastic in their ef-
foru to relieve themselves from the tyranny of the
man whom they deem the most sanguinary monster
that ever cursed the earth.
She also brings an aczount that the Frcnch syn..