Star.
London, England, 1814-03-28 00:00:00

ST. MAI.O, MARCH 10.

The frigates l.t Nymphe and la Medusa, which
sailed from Brest in the latter end of November, re.
turned from their cruize on the 15th February,

PARIS, MARCH 2e.

The works for the defence of Compeigne arc con;
tinned with the greatest celerity. The Wain, which
is upon the left of the road going to Noyen, has beeh
intersected and inundated. Abattes of trees have
also been made and ground raises in order to pl.ice
upon the principal roads pieces of artillery, wh:cli will
carry to a great distance.
The following letter
.has been addressed to General
Count Hullen : " Msntarges, :March 22, 1414.
" Monsieur le Comte—General Allex having re-
ceived orders to make a movement, and the garriioo
of Montarges being to co-operate in it, I have the
honour to inform you that the troops tinder my onicri
;et out from this town yesterday at four in the atta-
noon, nnder the command of General Latour, to pc-
ceed the same day to Courtinac, and to-day to Sens,
where the division will be.

" The Mayor commanding at Montarge;,
(Signed) " LEcates."

MEAUX, MARCEI is.

Colonel Simon, commanding the first free corps
of Pat is, having received orders to clear all the coun-
try in the environs of Meaux, as fat A% St' Laalle Is
traversing the department of the Seine and Marne,
and hopes to deliver it from the brigands who still
infest ir. He had orders to call oa the national
guards, to have the toesil sounded, to issue prect.•
mations, to excite the inhafkants (,f" the towns and
the country" to defend their homes against the inAilts
of the enemy's parties; he will, when iic has acorn.
plished his object, repair to the Emperor's head-Vat.
ters tor fresh instructions.
General Lefebvre Desnonettes is recovered of ht,
wounds. lie has just taken here the command of .1
very fine division et infantry, cavalry, and artillery,
which immediately set off to join the grand army.

TOULOUSE, MARCH I.
According to tile different fired: verleallx
have arrived to us from the capital, it appears that tl e
excesses committed by the enemies are the sone in all
the parts of France which they have invaded. In the
South as in the North their conduct is the same, they
endeavour to lull the vigilance of the inhabitants, by
promising them peace and happiness, by inspiring a
faLse'security, and all the countries over which they
pass are devastated, The unfortunate inhabitants of
the valley of Baigorry have no longer any thin&&

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t'neT are wandering about in search of subsistance ;
the unheard of proceedings exalt the imagination of
inimhitants of this department, and all are ready
to 0:,0,,5e force to ♦iolence.
FIiENCII FUNDS.—March 21, 49 franks; 22, 48
franks, 7.3 cents.

LISBON PAPERS.
oPoßro, MARCH 12.

At four A. M. on Wednesday Fast, a tremendous
gale was experienced here, The Bellisarius Brazil
ship, for Rio J which went out in the mor-
ning, was driven on shore four miles to the southward :
crew saved, except the C,iptain' and one man, who
perisheJ. time of the cargo will be saved should the
..veAther continue fair.
An unknown vessel has been lost off °var.,- and
frinst paper which has been washed ashore, there is
r„,,.,1 to think she is from the Isle of Bourbon, East
tidies. The plper was an official return of the first
butalion 12th foot, in India, was dated September,
and addressed to the " Adjutant General, England."
There is reason to think that the passengers and crew
h.lve all perished. The vessel was discovered to be
on shore at day-light, on Thursday morning, the 10th
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