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

FRENCH PAPERS.

MILAN, FEBRUARY 16.

The last Estafette arrived from the Army, left Ca
Prince Viceroy's head-quarters yesterday evening a:
Volta. According to the reports which we receive,
it appears that the enemy's loss was much more con.
siderable than was at first supposed. The head-qual.
ten of Marshal Bellegrade were on the 136 at Villa.
franca.
On the 14th the enemy caused some columns to
penetrate into the Val Trompia and Sabbia, in the
hope of effecting some favourable diversion. Gene.
rag Bonsanti immediately collected all the detach.
ments which he had in the diffeient valfies, and left
riscia On the 15th, before day-break, to march upon
ardona, He had with him a battalion of the siel,
light French infantry, a battalion of the Gth !cattail
regiment of the line, and 150 mounted gens d'armet.
The first enemy's posts were met eight miles from
Briscia, anti repul..ed beyond Gardona, of which ve
took possession, notwithstanding the resistance ‘vl-'
the enemy attempted tonppose to us. At Meat
troops again approached Briscia.
The result of this day has been the placing:
of the enemy hors de combat, taking from Lim se‘
prisoners, including three officers; among whom
two majors of the regiment of .nilcnau. We
about'loo wounded awl 4.5 killed, among whom
an officer. General aonsanti praises the conduct
Colour! Duche of the 85th light, and of tieutern
Colonel Gillot of the Gth of the line.
GRENOBLE, FEBRUARY is.
Marshal Augereau has pat himself in motion
his army, which is numerous, and animated with
best spirit. Different reports inform us that Ger
Bubna already begins to evince some uneasiness;
has caused his park of artillery, which seem; to
the direction of Geneva, to retrograde. Every thir.g
leads us to believe, that ia a short time there will n.:
be a single enemy in our neiglikuring Departmen::.
CHATEAU ritIERRy, FEBRUARY :L.

Since the entrance of his Majesty within wir
we have enjoyed perlect tranquillity. General V
cent, Coinmandant of the Gardes d'Homieur, det:
every thing in his power to mitigate our suffering..
He is employed in distributing arms to us. A the
sand prisoners made by us attest our courage.
PARIS, I.EIIRL'ARy 21.
The Government have received official dispate
from Admiral Verheuil, dated the 12th inst. '

Admiral, who commands the Teel fleet, has
able, by his good dispositions and his courage, to
serve it entire in the New Deep, and cAUSe ti 4 _
cations which defmd the Helder and Tesel Roads
be respected. To this effect, he shut himself up
Fort Lasalle, with the 65,1, and all the I
who were embarked on board the fleet.
Obliged t' suspend the great work of the
Deep, lie disbanded 1600 Spanish prisoners empl
there, and to whom we must do the justice to
that they left him with expressions 'of attachment
the Admiral, and with *giving him, of their own
cord, their parole not to serve before their return
Spain. It was to be feared that the Dutch -
of the fleet would not be able to keep clear of the it
sinuations that might reach them. The Adrnisl
gave leave of absence to all who Wished it, and '
rid, by these means, of every thins that might
*him uneasiness, in his courageous detertuthation
defend hiniselt to the last ettrernity. -
A small number of picket! /hitch (*Ws,
to the oath they had taken to the Erneor,
share the fate of the Admiral and the kiencb
who, with some detachments of artillei y eta
of the line, form the garrison of Fort Lasalle,
The fort was first surrounded by the
who could not prevent divers sorties by the
They have been since replaced by troops of
who every day announce attacks that are lit.
The Admiral has been thrice summoned
render— the end of December by the k'r ince ut
in January, by a Colonel Tet4en, in the sei
England ; and on the 9th instant by a ('set
Jonge, styling himself Commander of the
troops. The reply of the Admiral to these
summonses has been the same :it was, that ur
in the fidelity he swore to the Emperor, tide)
good fortifications, having under h..s orde
merous and devoted garrison, abundantly
with provisions and ammunition, they migni
him, but nut to propose to him to surrender.

THE EVENING 6TAit

1.0 DUN.

TO-MORROW
THE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING

THURSDAY, M4RCH 3, 'el.".

Some further extracts from the Paris Papers rem
ved yesterday will be found in another part of ntr
columns, Admiral VERIMUIL, the Dutch Commu
der, still withholds possesion of the Texel Flee
from his. countrymen And the rightful owners, an:
therefore comes in for the highest eulogiums in
' Moniteur. This renegade, of course, has made 1:
election of adhering to his oath of allegiance to 13,'
st.trAeme ; but it ought to be recollected, that he
no right to retain any part of the Dutch Fleet'
or to controul the opinions of Dutchmen.
—He ought therefore to be ordered to set off
France, where his services are no doubt greatly want'
ed, since the defection of so many others of Do".
PARTIed Legion of Honour. If lie persists in °col'
pying tort La Salle, after such an intimation, '
,penalties of treason ought to be inflicted upon him.
Claateau-Thierry has been visited by 130NArAt
since its evacuation by the Allies, and tl.e
Lints are said to have expressed much satisfaction
the condescension thus shewn to them.

7 he Vlci-Rotr's exertions in Italy are lerbly
port d.—At:GIREAU is making head at Lyons 6)t
the Austr.ans, who are stated to be re tirio6.

Yesterday Lord MILLVILLE h:'d a Lev. e 31 lis
Office at the Admiralty, sclich wis at:a,ed b) 4
number of Naval Officers. •

rice whiet •
niglat 6e
giter 3ft
m serene/
whom are
We hat
whom is
zonduct of
..ieutenatr.•
Lotion wig
d with the
at Genets!
iciness;
ms to t.o.
very tl:izg
!re will n.:
part men%
W;,:',
Liens-, des
SUtiering..
A thtn•
ige..•
dispatchn
nst. Thi
, has bees
ige, to p
the lorti
Roads
aseit up •
Frenchm -
I the Ne
s employ.
ce to say,
,chtuent
:it. own ac
retorts
tat seams
r of the it
mad isegit
ight
Isitatiou
es, faith
r, swore t•
ench creW
411 d two
die.
COssac
e garitiot
ut the sit•
iule fear
ied to
ut Oran. •
service
;eneraf
the Dutd
these tiara
t on:shake
elended cj
Clerk a CV
y provide!
.glic attar
==sl=2
.
3
4.
pens reet,
art of nu
commao
exel Flee
rner, AIL:
ms inch
made 1::
ace to 13,:.
hat he
tch Flee'
chmenr
set otf fix
rAtly want.
of Dos A.
in °au•
sal ton, ere
,on him.
RiNkettiat
inhi:"
Gt4Clnill A. f
rebly
ons to,;.t

ad

tS,
n.
Ts

kibmi