Star.
London, England, 1808-04-27 00:00:00

(;11;1:A.J.TAR, APRIL 5.

t!:e accounts of the late
Det.rees may be very

of vcctcrday.]

.11 inimediati-1y lea to the
the fill of the PRINCE Cf
•C been able here to leant

:-
elligence was received :It
)I.:PoNT's army were
les from Burgos fer
siderable tumults and ap-
.ade by BOYAPAHTE, that
Lole of the country to the
to France, tended farther
he could no longer reign
safety or honour ; and he
the Prince of the PPACE,
msclf and his wealth front
nit for Cadiz, and .from
Amet.ica.

th, all the Sparti,h guards
•crc ordered to Aranjttez
.t if necessary. The Coun•
d to deliberate on the ntea-
ee di,c115,i;.11 and a strong

SWEDEN.

toilioc took place: the iaajority were against the
sri, and one of the leading Members denounced the
mict of the PencE as a traitor to his country.—
of the Royal Family, except the KING,
Whole
also averse to the measure of emigration ; the
wive assembled in crowds in consequence, and
;cited the palace of the PRINCE of the PEACE,
oich was defended by his brother and his own
dads for some hours. It, hower, was at last
bfo-tred and plundered about 60 ovef the guards and
ace being killed or wounded on the occasion :
ogst the latter, was the PRINCE of the PEACE'S
totter, pi to was also made prisoner. The PRINCE
tithe PEACE at that time, however, made his escape.
To pacify the people, the KING, on the 16th, deprived
pluNce of the PEACE of all his employments ;
od, on the 19th, he, by Proclamation, abdicated a
Throne he could no longer fill with safety or honour.
the 29th, the new King, FERDINAND VII. issued a
proclamation confiscating all the property of his an-
cient enemy the PRINCE of the Paaeu, who was taken
twast endeavouring to escape to Cadiz, and nearly
oed by the mob ; so that he was obliged to be
koed in the barracks of the royal guards to save
The PRINCE of PEACE'S Mistress was also
vied on the road to Cadiz, with two carriages
loaded with gold and jewels to an immense amount.
On the 2-lah, a Royal Proclamation announced
an RTE expected arrival at Madrid in between
two and three days, and the inhabitants are ordered
to naive him with rejoicings and illuminations.—
nova's army had arrived at Madrid the Dith, and
locoman was expected on the following day.
" The new King is a weak young man, fit to be
the puppet of BONAPARTE. MURAT has also pub-
ysteda proclamation, stating, that it is necessary the
french army should pass through Madrid to Cadiz.
0 Numbers of mules arrive daily at F,t. Roque and
itigetiras, with provisions tn- the French tro.lps ex-
pected here."

COAST OF BARBARY.
~ Gibraltar, April 5.
a A hundred men, with two engin.,:ers and a de-
tachment of artillery, were sent yesterday from this
totake possession cf an island on the opposite side o
the Su-eights, near the Barbary Coast, which has been
ceded to us by the Emperor of Monocc.), and whish
willbe of the greatest utility in checking the enemy's
gunboats and privateers, and affcrsilng shelter to our
own ressels, particularly in bringing supplies frc,...1
Ilailoty, as there is excellent anchorage on •de
ocit,sna it is intended to fortify it 5'..7 :i'z.2,ly. The
Empeirr of Morocco is expected ....lay to declare war
against Francs and Spain.
" The Carthagena fleet were at Minorca twelve
thys ago. No accounts have been n , -. a beard
either of the Rochefort or Toulon Scpladrons.
" Lord Coutstwoom, three weeks since, was
cruising off Gargente, in Sicily, with fifteen sail of tlr
line and two frigates." -

THE ROCHEFORT SQUADRON.
There can be RO doubt that the Rochefort soilla
drod is in the Mediterranean, the fact having been
mentioned by a7zounts through Germany, received
by the Gottenburgh mail:; and by direct accounts frcm
the Mediterranean. On the II th of February they
ailed from Toulon with the fleet that was there : on
t.ze 12th the United So4ladrons were seen, by the
Amu) frigate, standing tr:wards the Hieres Islands
ia thick weather, and in a gale, and that they reached
the Adriatic about the law r end of February, and
had probably joined the Russians at Trieste. On the
the sth of March the United Squadrons of Lc rd
Cowm.wooD, Admiral THORVIOROUGTI, and Sir
STBAci:AN were off Maratimo, a small island
to the West of Sicily ; and it is stated, that his Lord-
dill) had received information of the course of the
enemy's squadrons.

the utmost unanimity and ardour of resolution
prevail': throughout Sweden. It is stated, that three
divisions bf the army in B inland, recently contrived to
form a junction after the most gallant service, and in
spite if a:cumulated difficulty, during which not a
sill& desertion took place—not a murmur was heard.
Our letter mentions the particulars of a gallant
achievement perforated by a small body of Swedes,
amountog to four hundred and fifty men, under the
command cf a Captain IturrLasitor.L. It stir-
r.undel by four thousand Russians, the commander
of whom conceiving Rt:lTF.ststiort.'s little band
t:uite in his power, called upon him to surrender.
—But this proposition was rejected—R t. ITE USHOLL
;Inetint:ing his resolution never to capitulate while
.'
could retain his colours. This gallant Officer,
ccording to our information, actually succeeded in
ratting his way through the Russian force, and arr.:v-
-.:lg t the head quartets of the Swedish army with
Illy the loss of sixteen men.
Another instance of the valour and patriotism of the
S'veetes ; p;)cars in the following statement : An at-
tempt was made to throw 750 Swedish scamyn into
the port of Sv.-caborgia t but this being found im-
practicable, it was represented to the gallant tars
that their services by huld would be eqaally accept-
able. The proposition teas immediately embraced,
aad they volunteered to a man.
The cut rent opinion at Cottcnburgh, according to
the last letters was, that an expedition from this coun-
try is immediately to attempt the re-capture of Copen-
bnen and the iAand of Zealand. This is not entitled
to cud;'. •