Star.
London, England, 1808-05-13 00:00:00

MADRID, APRIL 19.

The Grand Duke of Berg has issued a proclama-
tion, ordering a part of the French troops, which were
in the city, to go into camp, and otherwise providing
for the relief of the city. The following annunciation
has been poblishod :
" Ilis Ilighnp•ss :he Infant Don Antonio has received a letter
forom Vittoria, dated the 11th instant, announcing that his Ma-
hsty is arrived in that town, and continues to enjoy his health.—
We also hear that his Ilighoesa the Infant Don Cislas is arrived at
Layonne, being probably informed of the approaching arrival of
11:s Majes:v the Emperor of the French and King of Italy. The
Fin our Sovereign testifies his satisfaction at the good understan-
s'ing between the people of Madrid and the army of his great and
LoiAl ally."
*MADRID GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY, MARCH 27.
PROCLAMATION FOR THE BETTER DISCIPLINE OF THE FRENCH
TROCIPS.--ORDERED BY Tyr GRAND DUKE OF BERG TO BE
TRESTED FOR PUBLIC NOTICE.

SOLDIERS !—You are now about to enter the capital of a friendly
Power; i recommend to you the best discipline, the best order,
and the btu friendship with its inhabitants. it is a nation to
w!tirli we arc allied, and which ought to find in the French army
a true friei.d ; ald recollect the good treatment you have already
expo ienced in the provinces titroegh which we have traversed.
Soldiers !—I hope this recommendation will be sufficient for the
compliance with which I am guaranteed by the good conduct which
101 l have already observed ; but if l find any individual forgetting
tha: he is a Frenchman, he shall be punished ; and any excess shall
fie ~evcrely punished, for the breach of th.tt which I shall order :
That any Officers committing any crime, or neglecting his duty,
shall be deprived of his commission, and be delivered over to Mili-
tary Comnthsion, for justice. All Soldiers found guilty of robbing,
concealing, or of vi,h,ron,shall be shot. Any Serjeant or Soldier, con-
victed of abesirg or ilbt mating the inhabitants, shall be delivered
over to the rigour of the law ; if of murder, to be shot. Any
Serjeant or Soldier found drunk in the streets shall be con-
demned to eight days conf. nement in the stocks, and the Serjeant
he sent into the ranks. All the Serjcants or Soldiers found in the
streets after the beating of the retreat—two days imprisonment.
Generals, Chiefs of Regiments, and Cs ~,, of the rielich
Army in Madrid—hach of you will ace, as far as it concerns
yen, th..t these orders are punctually executed, and that they be
read at the head of every company. (Signed)
JOAQUIN,
Lieutenant-General, Con-.mander of the Van-guard of the French
Army, and of the Troops ea: toned at Madrid.
(Countersigned) EM. GROUCHY.

MADRID cAzErrE EXTRAORDINARY.
ORI)L•'R OF APRIL 2.
FRENCH ARMY.

SOLDIER S !—The general business of Sweden has retarded for
some days the arrival of the Emperor; but the combined armies
e.f France and Russia are already on thcir march towards Stock-
holm, where they will unite, and the Emperor will lose no time in
puttit g himself s. the head of his armies in Spain ; it is necessary
that you should pat yourselves in a state to appear before
Majesty, and to merit his approbation. General Reboissier will
order cartridge; immediately for the infantry to fire with. The
Grand Duke hopes to inform his Majesty of the good conduct of
his troops, and also hopes to have to praise them in all respects.—'
Soldiers, I see with pleasure the good order and discipline that is
among you, and above all, the harmony that exists between the
French and !'.patti h armies; I inn filled with satisfaction. The
Spanish nation is deserving of all the best wishes and good will of
the French army, as, on their part, they do not cease to give us
proof.; of their love and affection. This morning, a soldier who
had bee ti cotenmed to punishment, was about to be delivered
over to the hands of justice, but the inhabitants of Madrid have
interceded frr his peirdr.n, which has been granted ; hut this must
be Ow last instance. Soldiers, redouble out friendship with the
inhabitants, and cement mare and more the affectiem that ought
to unite us. (Stried)
JOAQUIN, General in Chief of the Staff.
April 1, I fTR AUG. BLLLIARO.

.11cL!.1411L'Nf11Rr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MAY

In the Rox'....rgii Appeal, " Ker v. Tr: es and Ker," Mr. CiT-
wt.s rther heart for the Respondent, brigadier-General Ker.
r ht ari. g on \lr•::day.
The 31i:hi.: Pay-Bill, the iVfilitia Suhaltcrn Bill, the Militia
Adjutants Bill, the Irish Militia Lill, and tie Irish Stamp Duties
Lil:, AV (re read a second time and connr.itted for to morrow.