Star.
London, England, 1813-02-02 00:00:00

sgcoN D EDITION.

STAR OFFIQE, TWO O'CLOCK.
REPORTED DECLARATION OF AUSTRIA
4cmpl4ll BON4P4RTE.

T•,

The die is east with respect to Austria!—We have
the satisfaction to state, that a Vessel arrived at Dover
last night, front one of the french ports, with the
important intelligence that the Emperor of Aosrati,
has followed the example of the= King of PRUSSIA, I
and has made a most peremptory demand for the re-
stor4tion of the posssessions wrested from him by
Trance during the last war, refusing all further as-
sistance in troops to the unprincipled Invader of
Russia,

It gives additional probability to this truly gratify.
ing report, that there is a striking coincidence be-
tween the conduct of the Emprooft of AUSTRIA and
Km° of Paussuk upon this important pccasion.—
This proves to demonstration that they are acting in
concert, and the most glorious molts may be ex-
pected from their cordiality.

Upon the same authority, and we have no reason
to doubt its authenticity, we are also enabled to con-
firm the report of the continued disturbances in the
French capital. We hasten to lay the letter of our
Dover Correspondent before our Readers :

" DOVER, FEBRUARY 1.

" A vessel has arrived from one of the French
ports, and by a Gentleman who came over in her
we learn that the Emperor of AUSTRIA has refused
to give any snore assistance in troops to France'
without having restored to Austria those possessions
that were wrested from her in the late unforturme
war between those Powers. It is also rumoured that
affairs in France are in a most unsettled state. There
are disturbances daily in Paris, and the military are
hurrying in all directions to the Capital by order
of BONAPARTE:2

In confirmation of the above, we have to notice,
that we have seen private letters from Gottenburgh,
which, after mentioning that the Russians entered,
Konigstrurgh on the 4th instant, aid, that the most
amicable understanding exists between the Prussians and
Austrian; : and that these two Powers have one hun.
dred thousand seen in Silesia, ready to Act as soon as cir-
cinnstances will permit."
Indeed, we must conclude human nature to have
entirely changed its character, before we can believe
that Rulers and Nations groaning under the tyranny
and oppression of a Foreign Power, will cease to look
for opportqnities to shake off the yoke, and to vindi-
cate their own independence.

The Lisbon Packet, which arrived at Kinsale last
week, has at length come round to Falmouth, and
the Mail this morning reached the Post Office.—lt
appears that King JOSEPH is once more in Madrid,
and that Sucuar is preparing to act on the offensive
in the South. We see no occasion to be alarmed at
any of these movements.—The following are extracts
from the Lisbon Papers received by the above packet:

14SPONI JANUARY 7.
a By a letter worthy of credit, received from Ba-
d,ijo4, we know that or the Ist instant the Marquis
of Torres Vedras was still in Cadiz.

6! JANUARY 1
.I..—Letters from Alicant, of the 10th
December, state, that there were in thlt city 8000
British, pr in British RY, of whom 20Q were cavalry.
Sucher has near it 22,000 infantry and 8000 cavalry.
King JOseph !las retnrned to Madrid from Vallado-
lid. It is by many here supposed, that Soult will
commence active operations early in the spring.—
We expect Lord Wellington here on Wednesday ;
great preparations are.maling to receive him."

BADAIOZ, .14N. 1.
fi We are informed that Soult, with his Staff, two
divisions of infantry, and some cavalry, remains in
Toledo. The contribution (in which are included
3000 beds) was to 130 ready on the 25th. Part of the
King's guard has marched for Arragon, and the re-
mainder of the troops continue in the neighbourhood
of htLldrid.!'

THIRD EDITION.

STAR OFFICE, HALF-PAST TWO O'CLOCKc

The following official Bulletin has this instant bees
issued by Government :

ig No further official advices from Lord CATHCART
have been brought by the Gottenburgh Mails.

41 The accounts from Stockholm are to the 2uti
uitimo,

" A variety of reports were prevalent there.
a It was said that 6000 of Miscoosisto's corps 14
surrendered at Intersburgh.

6$ Seven or eight thousand fugitives, collected hi
Moak; had been ordered to advance from Kun;g
berg to favour the retreat of MACDONALD, but
after they left the town, they mutinied and d-
Perseil,"

&4P'AL INTELLIGENCE..
tr4LAtcorrii,l4NuAay so,

No arrivals.—Sailed the Sandwich picket with a
Mail for Lisboa. The French privateer; pow here
for Plymouth got uuckr weigh this afternoon, but it.
consequence of the wind changing put. back again.
The brig Maria, from Riga to London, with hemp
and iron, was lost 48th instant, between the Dodmai
and this port, and the Captain and five men drowned.
There are only three packets now in this port, two ,j
which (the Prince Ernest and Lord fictbart) are un.
der repair. The Little Catherine packet, after being
under repair, was reported this day for the Mediter-
ranean.-!-Wind N.E.
PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY 2.
Arrived the STIRLING CASTLI, 74 guns, Captain
Bairaoi, from Plymouth ; and the BOLD, Captain
SICICKBL, from a cruize. Came into harbour, the
ARIEL, 18, Captain Ross; and EREBUS, 18, Captain
LYFORD, to be docked. The Downs convoy got un•
der weigh this morning, but brought up again at
St. Helen's, in consequence of light winds 4ad foggy
weather.