Star.
London, England, 1813-04-19 00:00:00

ORCAIO, MARCH 24.

The French burnt the powder mills which they
had in Toledo. A great convoy is to leave Madrid
for France on'the 24th.

It is said that the Empecinado occupies the past
of Guadalaxara, which the French Abandoned, for
the purpose-of forming ajunction at Madrid.

SIR(JELA, MARCH 25.

Joseph, after reviewing his armies, old them, that
he must proceed to Bayonne, there to wait the ulte.
riot orders of his brother.
According to intelligence from Caceres of the 20th
March, there are few French in Salamanca ; in that
city, Alba, Ledisma, and Almenara, are
scarcely 3000 men, who have all urderc to retire to
the right of the Douro, as scan as the tallies advar.ce.

IMPORTANT PROCLAMATION.

BERLIN, APRIL 9.

Our newspapers contain ti.e following address 0
the Germans:

" While the victorious warriors of Russia, accom-
panied by those of his Majesty the King of Prussia,
his ally, appear in Germany, his Majesty the Em-
peror of Russia, and his Majesty the King of Prussia.
announce to the Princes and nations of Germany, the
return cf liberty and independence. They only corne
with an intention of aiding tletii to reconquer those
inalienable benefits of maims, and of affording power-
ful protection, and lasting security,* to tile regenera•
t,on of .a venerable Etnipire. •
,c These two armies, trusting in Gob, and fill ate
courage, advance, hoping that every German, with.
out distinction, will join them, &c.
The Confederation of the Rhine, that deceitft4
fetter with which the general Disturber hoitnd def.
many, after dismembering her, and even obscuring
her ancient name, can An longer be tolerated, as ;tut
the effect of foreign constraint and of foreign in.
fluence. .It must be dissolved.

" Their Majesties will only give protection while
the German Princes and nations arc engaged in come
pleting the grand work. '
" Let France, who is beauteous and strong through
herself, occupy herself, in future, in promoting her in.
tenni welfare! No £reign power intend. disturbing
it—no hostile power shall be seat against her rightful
frontiers. But be it known to France, that the other
powers are solicitous of conquering lasting tranquil.
lity for their subjects, and that they will-not lay down
their arms, until the foundation of the independence
of every European state has 'been ed and
secured.

" In the name of their Mije.stiet the Emperor .44
Russia and King of Prussia.

" PRINCE KUTUSOFP amoLvisic,
Field-Marshal and Commander-in-Chief of the AllOiArstr;
Heal-quarters, ltahsch, I sth (.25th) March, 1813."

• EVENING STAR

LONDON.

MONDAY, APRIL 19, 1813.
EASTII MONDAT.—Holilty at the Stock Sccbange.

We have no arrivals from the Mirth to-day, but
we have been furnished with a copy of a Proclama.
tion, issued at Berlin, by Prince Kurusorp, which
almost gives a new character to the war. It is true
that the injuries of the Nations whom BONANtalli
has subjugated, will be amply revenged by the re.
sults of his campaign in aussia—nor ought any
honest mind to be ashamed of expressing a wish that
the retribution to be dealt out upon him and his sa-
tellites, mar be of unmeasured severity.

There are bounds, however, beyond which the
armies now in motion ought not to pass—they ought
not to provoke the flame tit resistance in France
If they effect the recovery of personal liberty arid
national independence among the vassal states, one
of the most glorious and legitimate orjects of which
war ever could bvAst, will thus be obtained. Franc•
will be torn by intestine discord—jealous of the
comparative happiness of the population of other
countries, the inhabitants of that unhappy kingdom
will naturally tarn towards that hated wretch who
has been the cause of their miseries, and he will pro•
bably perish, as most tyrants have perished, since the
commencement of the world, sty the hands of Ins own
slaves I

The venerable warrior assures the world, in tic
admirable composition .to which we have alluded.
that the sword has been unsheathea by the Allies to..
recover the independence of Europe, and they give 81.
death-blow to the oppressors by announcing tn..; the
Confederation of the Rhine must be dissolved. •
Addressing himself more particularly to the mi.
seeable creature; who have selected BonAivirk. fur
their idol, the Hero thus proceeds : '
Let France, who is beauteous and _strong through herself,
occupy herself, in future, in promoting her interns weLste!
No toreign power Wien& disturbing it—no hostile rows: Eau