Star.
London, England, 1814-04-07 00:00:00

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ADVANCE Or LORD W ELL/lid TON.UPON

THOULOUSE.

GOVERNMENT BULLETIN.
WA-R DEPARTMENT, APRIL 7, 1814.
A Dispatch has been received from the Marquis
of WF.Luscrox, dated Samatan, March '25 :
" After the affair of the 20th the enemy had re-
treated with such rapidity that the Allies were una-
ble to come up with him, excepting .on the 22d, when
IVlajor-General.FaNE, with the 13th Light Dragoons,
supported by the 3d Dragoon Guards, came up with
the enemy's rear-guard at St. Gaudens, charged and
pursued them two miles, killing many, and taking
about One Hundred priioners.

" Marshal SOULT arrived at Thoulouse with his
army, on the 24th."

Samatau, where his Lordship was at the date of
the above dispatches, is only two leagues from Thou.
louse. The private letters from his Lordship's army
state, that the inhabitants of Thoulouse had declared
for the BOURBONS.

The Mail from Passages brings letters to the 31st
ultimo, up to which period Bayonne was still in the
hands of the enemy.

Mails froth Bremen and Heligoland arrived this
morning—the intelligence they convey is of minor
importance, now that such great events are passing
in France. We select the following articles :

"NEIGHBOURHOOD or HAMBURCH, MARCH 29.

" Great preparations are making for a serious at-
tack upon Hamburgh as soon as the Eibe shall be
open ; a flotilla of English, Danish, and Dutch gun-
boats is to be collected fur this purpose, and a train of
forty pieces of heavy artillery and eighteen mortars,
is already on the road from Rendsburg." •

•' ANTWERP, MARCH 19.

" Our g:trrison is reduced to about 6000 men,
partly by the many sallies, which has cost us very
dear, and still more by desertion. Four weeks ago
four gun boats were posted at the mouth of the
Scheldt, but some English vessels approaching to
Waarden, the French hastily fled to the walls.
" Our Governor, Carnotte, seems disposed to amass
a great fortune before lie gives up the city. Besides
the contributions which he has from time to time
found means to impose and to collect in our neigh-
bourhood, he has obliged us to pay successively all
the taxes for 1813, 1814, and 1815. Provisions are
dreadfully dear : 11b. of butter costs '2B stivers, a
sack of potaroes i ti rins and 10 stivers, &c."

“ FRANKFORT, MARCH 24.

" Count Von Melke, the Danish Minister, arrived
here to-day, on his road to the Head-quarters of the
Allied Scvereigns.
" A traveller, who left Lyons on. the 16th, met,
about ten leagues from that city, the advanced guard
of the Austrian army, wF.ich is from 4.0 to 50,000
strong, advancing against Lyons. Augereau had
left that city with his army, consisting of not more
than 20,000 men ; among whom are only 10,00 d
good troops. They were prepared at Lyons to re-
ceive the Allies.

(‘ General Marchand was, however, still in the
neighbourhood of Geneva, with a separate corps of
about 10,000 men, and will probably be obliged, if
General Bubna advances, to retreat by way of Tu-
rin, and join the.army of the Viceroy of Italy."

" NAMUR, MARCH is.

As soon as the Danes have joined the army of
the Crown Prince of Sweden, it is supposed he will
march with 50,000 fresh troops to Paris."
" LAUSANNE, MARCH is.

" Since the 16th several detachments of that fine
corps, the German Legion, have passed through on
carriages, going to Geneva. We expect, in a day
or two, two regiments of cavalry belonging to this
Legion, which is about 10,000 strong, as is said to
be, in English pay.
,4 There was a heal,/ cannonade heard on the side
of Geneva this morning. A part of this garrison was
to attack fort I'Ecluse this morning."

44 VIENNA, MARCH 17. '

" The new levy of troops goes on rapidly, but only
few pass through here, but, they march through Bo-
hemia and Moravia to the Rhine, and through Stiria
to Italy. Great numbers of horses are bought up
in Hungary and Transylvania, and many come also
from the neighbouring provinces of Turkey."

The Dukes of YORK and CLARENCE visited the
PRINCE REGENT yesterday.

Preparations are making at St. James's Palace for
the PRINCE REGENT going in state to the Chapel ltoptl
on Sunday, being Easter Sunday.

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COVE OF Cortc, APRIL I.—The Tom,. DOWDALE,
on the 16th in4ant, ippke.his Majesty's ship..P.n.toNA
in latitude 48. 4 longitude 8. 20. who informed him
that three French frigates had been takln a few days
before by British cruisers ; ana on the 17th spoke
his Majesty's brig ItpasucK, who gave him the same
inforrnation : he had also received it from the Po-