Star.
London, England, 1807-12-23 00:00:00

ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE.

By a fmuggler who came in this morning from
Algefiras, I am informed of the following circum•
fiances, the particulars of which he picked up in his
journey from a fmall town on the other fide of the
Sierra Morena.

After the Prince of Aflurias had been let at liberty,
the Pr Ince of Peace called on Lis Royal Highnefs to
make his apology for not having paid his refpeas on
the Pr ince% Saint's day (the fame as birthday with us);
he was verycnldly received by the Prince, who fcarcely
returned his falute ; and a Lord in waiting, who, it
feems, was a Grandee of Spain, on Godny's expref.
ling fomething Lk: diffatisfaaion thereat, called him
a hypocritical fcoundrel ; afked him, how be could
dare to prefent himfelf before the Prince of Spain,
after the infamous part he had aged, in con/raying
the papers which were the caufe of his Royal High-
nefs's arreft into his clofet ; accufed him cf ingrati-
tude to the Royal Family, which had railed him from
the dull, in return for which he was aiming at de-
throning his Sovereign—as a preliminary flep towards
it, he was endeavouring to divide the family by dif-
fentions; Paid he was a traitor to his country, a villain
unfit to live—that to rid the world of loch a =miter
were a meritorious aaion ; whereupon he drew his
(word, affaulted the Prince of Peace, and wounded
him twice, before the guard could get in to prevent
his being difpatched.
The day following this advernitne, the Prince' of
Peace was arrefied, and a Comniiffion iffued to ;nod •
tigate the circumfiances here detailed ; and it was
publicly laid at Madrid, that in cafe the at of con•
veying the papers into the Prince's clofct thould be
proved againft Godoy, he would be treated with the
greateß rigour.

The Prince of Afturias is declared Generaliffimo
of the Spanith forces, and a French guard of to,ooo
men had entered Madrid to defend his perfon. A
general infurreition is expetted, and the forces which
were nn their march from Catalonia, and our neigh.
bourhood, to the frontiers of Portugal, have received
orders to proceed by forced marches to Madrid :
their number is fuppofed tg,ooo men.
The man who furniihed me with this information,
appears to be a very intelligent perfon; and he ac-
counts very fatisfaftorily for his being fo minute, by
Paying, that fome Madrid carriers, his countrymen,
with whom he travelled feven days, ufed to be con-
Randy talking over the Madrid news, and forming
their conjectures as to the refult of the exifting dif-
ferences between the heads. He farther Rates, that
it was whifpered about Madrid, that the French
Mininer had been heard to fay, the King was not
equal to govern his people, and that a more capable
perfon muft be found.
From Almeria to this place, there was not a tingle
foldier on the coati, excepting in the forts, one regi-
ment at Malaga, and a few veteran troops in the
neighbourhood. A circumftanet, apparently trifiing

in itfelf, ferves to 'lamp this man's relation wit
every appearance of truth. General Rentac, who
commands at Malaga, fuddenly changed his mea•
lures with regard to the fmugglers ; he relcafed
veral who were under confinement, and affected to
treat them with kindnefs, as well as the people of
Malaga. The General has hitherto been a (Launch
partizan of the PRINCE of PEACE, and from his
prefent line of conduit (which I learn from another
channel), I am much inclined to think that he is
endeavouring to make Limfelf a patron in the oppufite
faaion.

PROCLAMATION.

" Cibraltar, Otttober 12, 1807.

“ In future, all letters which are intended to be fent from this
garrifon to Spain, either by land or water, are to be firft brought
to the Secretary's Office, for examination, during office hours ;
and any perfon who mall, after this warning, be detedted in at•
tempting to fend, or convey, any letter to Spain, that mail not
have been previoufly brought to the Secretary's Office, will be con-
fidered as a fpy, who is holing carrefpondence with the enemy,
and punifhed accordingly.

" All letters alfo that are brought to the garrifon from Spain,
either by land or water, are to be fent to the Secretary's Office for
examination, previous to their being delivered ; and the Pratique
Mailer is hereby directed to warn the patrons and crews of all
♦effete or boats, that may arrive here from any port of Spain, that
if they shall attempt to deliver any letters they may bring for this
garrifon, without their being firft fent to the Secretary's Once for
examination, they will be conlidered as (pies, and treated accor-
dingly.

All letters intended to be fent to Tetuan, or Tangiers, or any
part of Barbary, or that may be brought from thence, are in like
manner to be brought to the Secretary's Office for examination.
By command, R. WRIGHT, A. Sec."