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

GENEVA, MARCH 6.

The alarm which prevailed in this city, in conse-
quence of the advance of the enemy in two directions
horn Grenoble and Lyons, has in some degree sub-
sided. By the signal defeat of the division Irons the
latter, the enemy has lost in prisoners hetvkeen 7 and
800, and in killed and wounded an equal number.—
The loss 91 the Allies has alas been considerable.
Subsequent to this affair the French retreated upon
Lyons in confusion, and the Austrians under Count
!übna ppillut(lmuniaxiika

PRENCII P.l PERS.

PARIS, MARCH 24.

Her Majesty the Empress Queen and Regent k •
received the following intelligence of the situation
the armies to the 20th of March :

The Russian General Wittginstein, with 1,;
corps of the army, was at_Villenoxe. He had thunte
bridges at Pont, where he had passed ti,e Seine, ard
he marched upon Provins. s

" The Duke of Tacentum had united his troops .4!
that town. On the 16th the en2my matimtvred
outflank his left. .The Duke of Reggio engaged
artillery, and the whole day passed in canno:ia.,
The movement of the enemy appeared to be tir,r,
Provins and Nanges.
" On the other side, the Prince of Schwartzenber7.
the Emperor Alexander, and the King of
were at Arcis-sur-Atthe.

" The corps of the Prince Rnyal of Wirtemb:,
hid moved upon Villers-aux Corneilles.

44 General.Platow, with his :;000 barbarians, 1
thrown himself upon Pere Champenoise and Sezanr...
The Emperor of Austria had just arrived ILA
Chaumont at 'Troyes.

~ The Prince of Moskva entered Clia!oas-s“:.
Marne on the Pith.

The Emperor slept on the 17th at Epernay.
the ISth at Fere Champenoise; and Gil the IDth at
Plaiicy.

" General Sebastiani, at the head of his cavahr,
came up with General Platow at Fere Cf,.trr,pe•,,;,,,
overthrew him, and pursued him to the A ul-R, maki:.g
some prisoners from

" On the 19th, in the afternoon, the Ernreor
passed the Auhe at Plancy. At five in the aft..rr,o-1
he passed the Seine at a fn d, and tlrned Mcrv,
was occupied.
" At seven o'clock at night, Genorzl I.etrrt.
the chasseurs of the gnird, atrivcd at th.: tH;age ri
Chatres, cutting off the road front N•!gert to Troyes,,
but tl a enemy was already in retreat. `."et (;
Letort came up with his park of pr,nt.-01:, wj•
served for the bridge at Pont-sur•Seiro, too!: tiiern
and a hundred baggage waggcns ; he mode sn
psis mers. • _

" On the 17th General Wrcdc 7etrngrided rapid 27
upon Arcis•sitt-Aube. In the night of the 17th tl.e
Emreror of Russia retired upon Troyes. 0:1 di.. svi
the Allied Sovereigns Troyes, ..mcFroctx•
(led in 311 haste upon 13ar-seir...lube.
" His M.jesty the Emperor arrived at Arcis-stt;
Aube on the '2oth in the morning."
The place called Rabesteins, from which Marshal
Soult dated an order of the day some days ago, is to
the north of Tarbes, and is not to be confounded with
the town of Rabasteins, between Toulouse and Alby.
The two small towns of Gatlin and Coaches are on
the road from Tarbe; to Mount de Marsan; the
movement which the Duke of Dalmatia has made
in advance in that direction cuts off the enemy from
the two roads of Audi and Agen. The position of
the Marshal leaves him master of the greater part of
the defiles of the Pyrenees, and permits him to continue
his free communication with the army of Catalonia.
• Reinforcements of troops are marching from Patin
and Versailles upon Meaux : in a few days there will
be upon that point considerable forces, which will ad:
vane. Yesterday six hundred horse set off foe this
destination; today and to-morrow. there will 4e
many set out.
It is to the military historian to whom it will bele*
to point out, at one view, the skilful manoeuvres by
which the French Emperor has again baffled, the de•
signs of two enemy's armies, which appeared deter,
mined to assemble under the walls of Paris. From
his departure on the 27th of February from Troyer,
to the 20th March, he traversed a line of 120 leagues
in different directions, and has been in seven grand
affairs. The enemy has been repulsed to the distance
of 50 leagues from Paris, in the two directions of
Mezieris and Bar-sur-Aube.