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London, England, 1814-03-08 00:00:00

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GENERAL ORt)F, a.

" Head-quarters at Paris, Feb.,2i, ISI4.

• " After movements of troops made wit great preei pj ration,
it is very necessa-ry to be incessantly employed
lug order in all brandies of the service, eat pat ti4tlarlv that
attention should be fixed on the men who remain behind,.
whatever be their rank in the army." '
. .

" The General Commandant is infained,lhat officers per-
forming the functions of waggon-masters, remain, with their_
equipages, in lodgings, without being thereto authorised ;
and th4t others have got lodgings for themselve's,.witliout a
egal order from the Mayors of the Communes."
In consequence, the General Commandant ordains that
every insulated man,• or chief of detachment, who shall be•
lodged in, a commune in an illegal manne.r, or shall have
abused the confidence of tke Mayors, shall be instantly mark-
ed out, that his conduct may be examined, and punished ac-
cording to the exigency of the case.
Every military Riau must be with his corps :..every man be-
-lqnging to the army, add wandering on the roads, shall be
arrested by the Bens-d'arruerie, and conducted to the-General
Staff at Paris, under good and sufficient guard.
The.,GenerarCommandiog in Chief of the first military divi-
sion and the city of Paris, invites the Prefects and Sub-Pre-
fects, to communicate the present order to all the Mayors of
their districts, Who Must employ for. its execution the Na-
tional.Guardi of-their. Communes; and orders the Command-
ants of subdivisions, established at the dament posts and
villages, as well as the Bens d'arnierie, to assistlin the execu-
tiouiuf these present measures, under their responsihility.
, . - ft (Signed) The Count HOLD%

TARBES, FEB. 28.-2--Fralll the 14th to the 17:11
of thi.unonth;,the enemy's army has made a move.

ment on all their liue, anti 11.19 Pntleavonrea to
throw bridges mei. the ; ill vain. in
eohsequence of tliei.ood disposlllons which were
taken by onr Ciener,is. It is believed that the
enemy has given up the idel of passing the
Atlour. Reihi-6rec!neots from Toulottse are an-
noimced to us. Lie levy-en masse has taken
:11;;le,s: in our department with a great deal of

P..fiNOBLE, FEE. 23.—The General of Divisiot
Con:,t _d;llchlind, !ids just written to the Senato
Cmcoi• de Saint Valiec, Extraordinary Commis
iiohyr from his ALliesty, to the 7th military divi
the following letter

CHAMBERY, FEB. 22

" M. Lt CotTNT—I yesterday caused a movement to be
madc2, to threaten turnin; the enemy on his right flank; 1
ignorant whither this movement gave uneasiness to the
Amtrians, or wlither they had some fear of :',l.rshal Auge-
reah, but at two o'clo:1; in the morning. they decamped and
retcerted towards Atmeey. We are going to put ourselves
in march to pursue them, and I expect they sill not halt
till they have arrived under t he,W.llls of Geneva.'

GxeNoBLE, FEB. 27.—Since theaoccupation of
Chanibc.ry by cur troops, the enemy retires preci-
pitat,lv before the colums which pursue him, and
which have caused him considerable loss. %Ve are
authorised to publish the 'following letter from
General Marchand to the Senator his Majesty's
Extraordinary Commissioner, in the 7th military