Star. — 1813-02-04 (London, England)

AUSTRIA.. Oh ! how the sacred treason is working throughout Europe 1 The exhalations from the conflagration of Moscow have reached Verona, on the southern frontiers of Austria, and the King of NAPLES l as been summoned to stifle the rising flame ! Glorious Rosvoecum7-to thee the mothers of Austria, Wirtemberg, Bavaria, Saxony, and Italy, are in,!el.ted for the presetvation of their future offspring ! This army of observation which has so suddenly :::sited up, to watch the troubling of the waters in Bavaria and Austria, fills us with delight. The Ghosts of Hofer and the murdered Tyrolese Chiefs, kill hover on their native mountains, and point the awful finger of vengeance to the hordes of savages by Whom they are surrounded. The Tyrant is threatened in every direction But let us return to the North. The yeast* of General D'Ycier, compelled MURAT precipitately to abandon Elising, and to proceed towards PoSen---the former place is in Prussia-.-the latter in Poland. At Elbitig he had witnessed the devotion and attachment of the Prussians to his master ; and lest, in a moment of enthusiasm, the should mistake the Lieutenant-General of the Grand Army for a Rus-34n Barbarian," MURAT prudently took himself It Thus, the whole of East rrussia is so tip* for  • taltrieitiois, isa a trenciiinaii h safe. 11-01 long the fugitives will receive ehelier in the more  Sodthern Butts bf Frusta, must dkpend, we Presume,. upon thd Braden; for at their Mercy; the Grand'Army now lies: Wb are assnred by the kiwi:fur that the utniost hantiony prevails between France and Austria; the King of. DENMARK is deaf to the allurements of England; Dantzic is unattackable Germany has nothing to fear from the irruptions of the Barbarians; the Russians and the English inundate the Continent with lies and, weirakik dune, Marshal NaY is one of `those whose courage and strength of mind has stood the test.  To the above summary we answer as fbllows : Prussia has already deserted the French standard ; Austria keeps up a secret negociatien with the numerous enemies of France ; and Denmark is about to shake off the unnatural and impolitic alliance which the circumstances of the times have forced upon her.;* Dantzic will be attacked by a naval and military force early in the Spring ; and the Princes of Germany will throw themselves into the arms of the Barbarians precisely becaese they " have nothing to fear." iVe are rejoiced to find that the honest Russian details have called forth answers from the French Generals. Having no longer any artillery, ammunition, horses, or even men, to fight with—they make war against the Barbarians upon paper I—The Russians never took a single gun from them by force ! —they kindly left all behind them, but most unkindly rendered them unserviceable. The climate did the same with the men and horses !—the Russians have done nothing—the Cossacks only hovered on the flanks of the French army, and made a noise ! This vapouring Muster-Master-General, BEAUHAR;you, could most triumphantly answer all the libels of the English and Russians, by telling the world what has become of the three hundred thousand men, who were led across the Duna. The horses and the cannon which they lost were all enumerated in the Twenty-ninth Bulletin.—But the men--the men— Mr., EUGENE NAPOLEON ! where are they  Another American schooner, prize to the ROVER gun-brig, has been sent.into Plymouth. The accuusts furnished by the Captain, respecting the state of the election for President, are, we are sorry to ay, directly opposed to those of the prise sent in on the Ist instant, and to the account received via Cork, as our Readers will see by the subjeined letter :  "