Star.
London, England, 1814-04-01 00:00:00

THIRD EDITION.

Advices hate been received from the trench eoast,
which can be veiled on, stating the ityrrtant lot of
the communications being cut off between Ppis and
the Coast. There has been some severe h -Ming;
and BONAPA RTE has retreated (advanced, the trench
accounts mate!) to St. Inier, where he cointhenced

his operations in January last.
It is tricertain, from the suMnined accntints, where
Swum or Sduw%ftTZ7NIIF.RO are ; the' cutting off
the communicatons wieh the coast, renders it proba.
ble that their armies ate interposed between nos .
oAwre and Paris t

" on the Fre,lch Cnagt, March 2R.
" I have just received the following letter from Paris s

ig PARIN MAY 26.

f‘ There his been, on the 22J, some fighsing it
Arcs sur Aube, and it is said that the EMPEROR had
a horse killed under him in that afftir.
" His head-quarters were on the 24th at Vatitry,
between Arch and Chalons.

41 It is believed that the Congress has almost broken
up "

on the *tench Crat, Mitch mo.
a The following is a letter from 'Kris, received

this morning.:

ti PARIS, MARCH 28.
le The Emperor has made an advance on St. Dia
tier, and is still advancing.
" The Duke de CAsTicignse is again with great
reinfottements upon Chalons-sur-Saotte. .
sg We expect great battles and decisive ev•nts."

g, To the above letter from Paris 1 have to add
that no telegraphic dispatch has been received fot
some days on our coast from Paris, for the telegra.
phic communications have been again cut off, and

do not think they will be resealed (month) fa

some days,"

THE DUKE OF CLARENCE AND DUCHESS

OF 01,-DENB)URG.

The following is an account4)l the ceremonial at,
:ending the landing of the Duchess at Sheerness:

" SHEERNESS, MARCH Si.

" This morning, at. half pet eight o'clock, his
Royal Highness the Duke of Cr,4 RENCE left this place
with the Duchess of 0: DPW BOURG and suite. The
following was the order of the precession

Russian carriage with six hones. three ladietiof fintrsur ; Ditto
die o, four horses, four Rwainers is Livery; l)itto Ditto;
'l'wo Caravans wits servants' luggage.
The Prince Regent's travelling carriage with four horses, two
denetils and two Gentlemen ; One Russian carriage and four
horses, the Duchess of Oldenhourg and two Russian Ladles
Post-coach and four horses. Duchess's retinue, &c.
The Pence Regent • travelling carriage and four honks, Once of
Clarence ard a Russian ()Meet; a post-chaise and four, with
two Gentlemen.

44 They were ranted on their departure by the
Russian fleet firing a general salute. The Dike of
CLARENCE was dressed in the full dress of an Admired,
the Duchess in a plain silk travelling-dress."
The space in front of the Pulteney Hotel, in Pic-
cadilly, was yesterday occnpied at en early hour by
a crowd of of persons avisions to witness the arrival
of her Royal Highness the Duchess of Ot.neNionea,
daughter of the bate Emperor PAUL, of Russia, and
sister to his Majesty the Emperor ALEXANDER. His
Royal Highness the Duke of CLARE:Nee is the Cisfl•
doctor bf this Princess to England, where sht will
doubtless find a sincere welcome, and !revive amen.

tion which may perhaps soften the unpleasant recol-
lection of past misfortunes. Every arrangement
seems to have been made at the Pulteney Hotel for
the reception of this illustrious foreigner and her re.
tinue. The name (Eecuniaa) which appeared on the
door has been erased, and the building converted to
a private residence. The drawing rooms are fitted
up with great taste and elegance. The furniture is
not magnificent, but plain and commodious.
On her fmpelial Highness's arrival at the Bull Ina
on tihooter's Hill, four of his Royal Highness the
PRINCE REGENT'S beautiful bays were in readiness to
put to her carriage to draw her into the metropolis.
The procession entered London by Parliament.
street, at a quarter before fobr o'clock, in the fol-
lowing order :