Star.
London, England, 1808-10-18 00:00:00

SEMLIN, SFPT. R.

According to authentic intelligence received from
Belgrade, an armistice was concluded on the 17th of
last month between the Turks and Servians for an in-
determinate time, enacting in substance, that before
the '29th of this month all tke batteries and redoubts
constructed by both armies, shall be levelled with the
ground ; the Turkish as well as Servian army shall
evacuate Upper Bulgaria within eighteen days at
latest, the former proceeding to Adrianople, the latter
beyond the Morawa, and a free and unmolested in.
tercourse and communication restored between the in-
habitants of both banks of the river.

This armistice was on the 18th ratified by the corn.
znanding Generals cf both armies.

SPAIN.

LERIDA, SEPT. Is. •
A letter just received from Martarell positively
states the agreeable intelligence that 250 French in-
fantry and 50 cavalry, had deserted with their arms
and horses, from the castle of Figusras, and arrived
at the city of Gerona ; this news created math re-
joicing in the army of the Llobregat.

MEDINA DE RIO SECO, SEPT. Is.
Don Phillip Roche, English Colonel of Cavalry,
and Deputy from the British Government, yesterday
entered this city, and was received with the loudest
acclamations and expressions of joy. He enquired
minutely into the history of the, calamities which had
befallen this city in consequence of the battle of the
14th of July, and expressed the earnest desire of the
King his Sovereign, and his subjects, to co-operate to
the utmost of their power in the defence of our just
cause. The Junta, notwithstanding their limited
means (resulting from the plunder the city had un-
dergone), funtished their respected guest with a mag-
nificent entertainment, at which the Prelates and the
Ecclesiastical Bodies, &c. attended.

MADRID, SEPT. 27.
Don Frar.cisco de Palafox y Mehl, Deputy from
the Kingd nn of Arragon to the Central Junta, has
written the following letter, on the conduct of the peo-
ple of Madrid :
" It is with the greatest satisfaction that I have witnessed the
most rare exertions of patriotism and generosity in the inhabi-
tants of this Irrperial Ciry oral Capital, whose benevolent htarts,
forgetting all their own sufferinp,s in this most calamitous period,
and disregarding their private interest, have hnt.ued to relieve
the sufferings of the Arragonese soldiers in the defence of their
country, by the most prompt donations of money, clothes, &c.
" interested as I am in the felicity of my Country, and having
been a witness of the bkave exertiors of those heroic combatants,
as well as of their great sacrifices—knowing also how utterly des-
titute of every thing that army is—while I return my sincere
thanks to the beneficent irhabitants of this Ciry, I am obliged to
exhort them to complete their generous work—to bear in mind
all that the city has enrinred, and continue their contributions of
money, clothes, and other necessaries, for those troops, who,
regardless of their own want of every comfort, arealreadymarch-
ing to the Iron lets in search of the enemy.
" As ore of the Generals of that army, I assure them that this
service wail be engravan on the hearts et the loyal Arragonese
and their Central, who, as most interested in the common wet-
f, ,r-, will rejoice in makit g known, that it was hy the aid of the
-.Lficent inhAitauts of Madrid (Madrilerros) that he saved the
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brestiond swine. - • - I
-go Officers who were istsr.
toad Captain Don Francisco Galleries has again
joined us ; Cut, accordingeb ylO-01
ed, the Sub-Lieutenant is ayrisontr. •
eg I am able to assure your Etcellency of the
va-
lour and firmness with which all the individuals dif
this battalion have conducted themselves ; for some
of the peasants have,informed.me, that the French
call us brave fellows ; but notwithstanding this gra.
Ltifying acknowledgeinent, which ought to exempt
those who have submitted, from all outrage and in-
jury,. those per.idious wretches violate all the rights
of war. Our total loss hitherto consists of five killed
and three wounded, and the Officer taken prisoner.
• U The object of the enemy was to burp and plun-
der this place, and everything that lay in their way,

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that part of the country. of the Market anethEcat
They write ftens Gerona, that a small party of the lowly exerted themselves At
,nglish effected lately a landing on the ether side of heights with breatliesed wine.
:osas, and pushed forwards to within two leagues of .4_o( the two Oaten who