Star.
London, England, 1808-07-04 00:00:00

ADDITIONAL INTEELLIGENCE.

We have this day received letters from Gibraltar,
confirming the pleasing intelligence we have already
given, and in the fullest manner. With these we re-
ceived copies of the Proclamations, Addresses, &c. by
the Patriots, but these,' with many particulars in our
letters, having been anticipated by arrivals from other
quarters, and published in the 'STAB. of last week, we
insert only the subjoined, which will be highly grati.
Eying to our Readers :

" GIBRALTAR, JUNE 4.

44 An Armistice has been concluded between the
Patriot Government ,of Spain established at Seville,
and our Commanders in Chief by Sea and Land here
and at Cadiz, in consequence of which all hostilities
have ceased, and we are affording every aid in our power
to our new lilies!

" The PiICEBE frigate, commanded by Captain Os-
WALD, is appointed to go to Algesiras this day, to re-
ceive General CASTANOS and his suite on board, to
convey them to Cadiz; whence he is going to assume
the command of the Spanish army.

" Hostilities have already commenced between the
French and Spaniards, and the advanced guard of
the French army of 3000 men, have been completely
defeated in the passes of the Sierra Morena by the
armed peasantry and smugglers. Between three and
four hundred of the prisoners had arrived at Seville
when the last accounts left that place.
" A loan for 50,000 dollars was opened here this
morning by General CASTANOS, for the payment of
the Spanish army, and such is the patriotic spirit of
the inhabitants of this place, that this sum was sub-
scribed and raised in the course of a few hours—the
subscribers refusing any interest upon the same, though
ten per cent. was offered.
" The communication between the Garrison and
Spain was opened this day as in time of peace."

Dutch Papers to the 29th ult. have arrived. The'
article that is most worthy of notice, intimates, that
the Spanish troops that were in Holstein aril Jutland,
have been removed to the interior, and their place
supplied with French troops—an evident proof of
the effect produced on the mind of NAPOLEO:; by the
rising of the Spaniards in their own country. If we
may credit private accounts from Holland, he cer-
tainly has cause for much alarm at the present mo-
ment : the French troops, it is said, are quitting Po-
merania far Poland, where some disturbances have
taken place. The Montenegrins, it appears, have
lately made an attempt to obtain possession of Cat-
taro, but they unfortunately failed, Some accounts
say, that BONAPARTE has left Bayonne on his return
to Paris.

Dispatches were yesterday received from General
Sir Jon); MOORF, dated the 28d ult. at which time
he continua at Stockholm, concerting measures with
his Swedish Majesty. The Stockholm papers of the
22d contain not a single article of news. The British
troops continued on board the transports at Gotten-
burgh, waiting the return of General Moons from
Stockholm.
After the rising of the Cabinet Council, which sat
so late on Thursday night, Mr. Ross, the Messenger,
set off with dispatchesfcr the North of Europe. It
is understood be goes to St. Petersburgh first, and
then to Vienna.