Star. — 1813-04-10 (London, England)

THERESA—the virtuous champion of the independence and liberties of her people—should describe the efforts of other na.  - 'ions to shake off their chains as- 4, civil war, treason, and disobedience!"—that a Grand-daughter of the fieroic TuttanA should be the practised organ of the 'fbulest murderer that ever disgraced the human form! tut she is'the Mother of the King of Roux—the aupast .Sconseof NAPOLVAN! r But we turn from this humiliating picture to !soniething more pleasing. The French Journalists cannoronreal the ruinous state of their affairs. The defe.ction of the King of Pnusena has excited a. :";great seasatiou in Paris. It has had a remarkable •-effect upon the fuhds, which even the Duke of BASSANO'S Report to the Senate cannot counteract. In this curious document there is an insolent affectation of forbearance, on former occasions, when Prussia was prostrate at the feet of the Patifrator of Europe. Threats of venzeance are, of course, implied in the bevent of another overthrow of the Prussian Monne/. Nothing we apt ehend can tend more strongly to ce. ment the affections of the King of Paussta to his ,subjects, anti to encrease their enthusiasm against the ;'Tyrant than this document.. The war waged by the Pruss'ans against the. French must nbw be a war of oxtermination. ~ Death or Victory" must be the motto davery noted Prussian I  We have neither time nor room to tornment on the detailed accounts of the positions occupied by the }Trench armies. A reference to the Map will shew that they are every where in the extresuities of ruin. The Prince 'Viceroy is said to have one hundred thou-, sand figh:ing men under bins at Magdeburgii—it is impossible. •  We have received Cadit Papers to the 27th March, by a Mail which arrived this morning. The rI.ANTA,*ENET'rytati of war has arrived at Cadiz from Ports-• mooth, pith the 29th regiment on board. We are glad to fillet that the Decree for abolishing, the luquisition has been carried into full effect. From Alicaiit we learn, that Sucnrr is making demonstrations as if he intended to evacuate Valencia. King Jo.serir L.; uk,on the wing for France. He seems to have adopted this resolution after receiving dispatches 1: cm his Brother at Paris. All his va. I,uables have been previously sent off. The aban.l donment of Spain by the French troops is agairr confirmed by the above papers. A letter from a British Officer, dated Coria, 22a March, says, 4, The French are leaving Madrid.— Yosvit halted at Valladolid for as long a rest as, lie Pill be permitted to take. Twenty men from each company have marched from Spain for the ImGuard, which has very much reduced the ace:lye force of the enemy in the Peqinsula."  We arc happy .to find, that it is not in the contemplation of Government to fritter away the British .roops in a mililary expedition to the North, at a time When the Peninsula and Canada afford at least a suficient scope for its operations. The population of he Nerd: can furnish men : money, arms, ammunikin, clothing, and warlike appointments, are the find which Great Britain is called upon to furnish to the ;teat and glorious flame now kindled, and rapidly preading over Europe. Of such supplies let not F.ngland be niggardly ; but is the title of men, let ter aid the general cause by the reinforcement of the llustrious WELLINCION : to hit hands Europe confilently commits the destiny of her southern extremity. Ile troops of the German Legion, now under orders or the Continent, consist of artillerymen, dismounted avalry, and infantry, selected, on account of their :•ied military conduct and fidelity, for distribution mong emir countrymen in arms. About 400 have heady embarked at Sheerness, and a further detachsent is instantly o: delve! from Plymouth. Though mall, yct truly valuable will be such a Sid- to the ising levies. It will give unity of action to an army 50,000.—Frem the preceding it will be seen, that Jere is no real funudation in the report of a British 'rince Proceeding to the Continent at the head of an ?xpee/iiion; but we have reason to believe, that ere !;ng ihe Duke of Camenince, trusting solely to the attachment cf the lianoverians, will, merely as a felaer of the Horse of