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

GENERAL ORDER.

" idead•4uarters at Paris, February 22.
" After movements of hoops made with great pre-
cipitation, it is very necessary to be incessantly em-
ployed in re:establishing order in all branchetof the
Service, and particularly that attention should lie fixed
on the men who remain behind, whatever 1* their
rank in the army.
" The General Commandant is informed, that offi-
cers performing the functions of waggon-masters, re-
main, with their equipages, in liksdgings, without being
thereto ♦ uthorised ; and that others have got lodgings
for themselves, without a legal order from the Mayors
of the Communes.

" In consequence, the General Commandant or-
dains that every insulated man, or Chief of Detach-
ment, who shall be lodged in a Commune in an ille-
gal manner, or shall haye abused the confidence of
the Mayors. shall be instantly marked out, the, his
conduct may be examined, and punished actor g
to the exigeucy of the case.
" Every military man must be with his c •
every man belonging to the army, and wandering on
the roads, shall be arrested by the Fens-d'Armerie, and
conducted to the general Staff at Paris, under good
and se aicient guard.
" The General Commanding in Chief the first Mi.
litary Division and the city of Paris, invites the Pre-
fects and Sub-Prefects, to communicate the present
order to all the Mayors of their Districts, who must
empl'y for its execution the National Guards of
their Communes ; and orders the Commandants of
subdivisions, established at the different poittanti vil-
[Ages, as well as the geos.d!Armerie, to ass • in the
execution of these present measures, under their re-
sponsibility. (Signed) .4 The Count Hut.."

TARBES, FEBRUARY 23.
From the nth to the 17th of this month, the ene-
my's army has 'made a movement on all their line,
and has endeavoured to throw bridges over the
Adour ; but in vain, in consequence of the good dis-
positions which 'were taken by our Generals. It 6
believed that 'the enemy has given up the idea of
/W pass-
ing the ont': Reinforcement's from Toulouse are
announced to us. The levy•FnlnassF ha;-;, taken place
in our department with 'a great deal of success. '
GRENOBLE, FEBRUARY 27.
Since the occupation of Charnbery by our troops,
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the enemy retires precipitately below the columns!
Which pursue him, and which have caused him consi-
derable loss. We are authosized to peblish the fol-
lowing letter from General Marchand to the Senator
his Majesty's Estraordinary Commissioner, in the 7th
military division :
CIAM3IRT, Februag23.
M. COUNT-1 hasten to announce to you, that
our troops have entered Aix : our cavalry executed a
charge, and took five of the enemy's hussars. The
Austrians are in full retie-kt. lam about to proceed
to Aix to make arrangemvits, and I reckon on re-
turning hither to night. Our troops will .take n posi-
tion to-night at Alby.
4, The inhabitants. 61 Aix yesterday illuminated
their town on our arrival. The Austrians have lett
them nothing.— I am, &c.
(Signed) 4 6 MARCUAND, Gen. of Div."
PARIS, MARCH 2.

They write from Meaux, that Marshal the Duke of
Ragusa has obtained, at Lusy-sur-Ourc9, a signal
advantage over the enemy ; the latter is retiring be-
fore our troops.
Letters from Amiens announce, that the enemy's
detachments which occupied Doulens hive been
driven from it.