Star.
London, England, 1808-07-22 00:00:00

EDICT.

Ferdinand Vlf. King of train and the Indies, and, in his names
tleSnprane Board t,f tiow‘rnatent of both Empires,
13 order to carry the Declaration of War against the Emperor
Napol.ou I. into full elect, orders as f.,:lows :-
1. Wi:hin four days after the publication cf this, any French-
man,or ary individual under the inlnection rf the French nag.
that tray wish to eujoy the privileges of the Spanish Flag, Shall
personally appear before. our Ltard of I:in:aces in this Capital,
and na►e his intentions known ; upon b. s taking the oath of
allegiance, shall Le exempt front 41 sequestration, and enjoy idl
the privii,ges attach:d to tke National Hag. The Fame shall be
ice in the other towns and cities, before their Boards or Town-
Councils when there is no Board.

11. Any Frenchman, or any individual under the protection of II
the French Flag, that- shall not present himself within lout days,
shall continue to be considered as a subject of France ; and. with. 1
cut any other formality,4ll his groperty, of whatever it may con- 11
sit, shall ba immediately sequestered.
Al merchants, and :eery oilier person, that may, by virtue
sf ar.y title whatever, Lave it. their pnwer goods, rights, or claims,
belengirg to Frenchmen, or to individuals under protection of the
Yatch flag, are ordered, under their responsibility, to keep thens
in their hands, without disposing of the sante ; and, within four
drys, they shat be I.cr.:ld to give in a sworn return of the acid pro-
pray to our Board of Finances ; any one that transgresses these
orderi,being proceeded against arcort!ingio
Given in the Ito; al Palate of the Alcazar at Seville, June 7.
k order off the Sod-erne heard.
(Signed) JUAN BAUTISTA PAeno,antl
MANUAL MAil IA .AGULLAS, SeattarlCS.

PUBLISIMD IN THE ISLE OF MAJORCA. •
D. Fry.I.:NAND VII. King of Spain, and adjacent Islands, Ece.&c.. •
and, in his Reyid Name, His Excellent-7 the Captain General"
of this Army and Kingdom ;
•
I make it lihow `this
to the faithful and loyal Inhabitants of this
Island:4r. last night I convened, in my Palace, a Meeting,
compered of all the Constituted Authorities, to lay before theca
the course which ought to b pursued under the exiting circum-
stances, in which both my loyalty and the unanimous wish of the
Ptovle require, that we should continue to acknowledge Ferdi•
tssi VII. is our lawful Severeign—in consequence whereof, it
W4Luninuals!y agreed upon, that these Islands shall continue
f.i4...1111 to his Majesty Ferdinand VII. to which eat.% and that
o't may have the behAt of the full exercise of the rights of Sove.
in his name, as far as required, a Board was appointed,
r!ath %I d! 'O, fin this very evening to exercise the same, and
lubliik %%114: may be deemed conducive to the prosperity of this
A Tr Dora shall be swag, and .there shall be a levee,
salute, and illumination.
(Signed) D. JUAN MIGUEL de VIVE.S.
By Command of his Exceliency, and as &cereal" authorized by
' fas Board, (Signed BARTOLOME JOCIAS.
Royal Castle of Palma, May 30, :LoB.

SEIILLE, J*NE le.
!ca rn, by several official papers, that the Grand
Duke of berg has, at the request of the Board of Go-
ve:nmeat at Madrid, suspended the march of the
French troops to the provinces which have pro-
dainicrd Ferdinand VII.
D. Manuel flarnuevo, t Lieutenant of the Pavia
Dragoons, who left Madrid on the Bth inst. and joined
4-7 army on the 16th, has communicated the follow.
iact particulars :

',11,; French garrison in Madrid doeg 1/C1 "11131 int

Ito 3000 men. The Dike of Berg tontinited in the
Monclova, whence he intended to re:t►evetb"the Re-
tiro, as soon as it should be fortified. Moncey's di-
vision, consisting of 4 or 5000 men, had marched out
of Madrid, making inquiries respecting the roads
1 which lead to several provinces, so that its destination
lis not known. The division, formerly quartered in
1- the Escurial, which had pi-oceeled 'against ,Segovia,
and was 6000 strong, was beaten by the Segovians,
on the Bth, with a loss of 3000 men.
One morning, a party of volunteers of Spain who

were in Madrid, having given their bait of corn to I
their horses, the Serjeant ordered the saddle and sad-
dle-bags to be put on, and the party to form on the
Barley-square. He next mustered them, and ordered
them to mount, draw their swords, and sound a march
through Toledo-Port-Street. The French Guard at
the Gate immediately fell in, aad paid them the mili-
tary honours. The Serjeant returned the usual salute,
and the party deserted, nor have they been heard of
since.

Of the letters, by the last Bayonne mail which
reached Madrid previous to the above-mentioned Offi-
cer's departure, Murat had not allowed a single one
to be delivered, without excepting even those which
were directed to individuals of his own army.
A French courier from Manzanares to Madrid, had
been intercepted at Madrilejos.
At Manzanares, there were 300 Frenchmer, who,
having set out upon their march to Dupont's army,
were atta4ed, in Val del penas, by the inhailltan ts.—
After an action which lasted two hours, and in whiJ
they lost 1.50 men, and destroyed almost all t 1; it, ,ices,
they withdrew to Manzanares, where they I.lv, t
been captured.
The Puerto del Rey is guarded by about 3000
men, and twe pieces of ordnance are coulucting to
that point. •