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the Decree of the y Ark' a.; O m irf sfent corps the denominations 64 .7 1 1 — a a st , de 11 , ocal bees they bad exchanged in . tonsequesce P d e cig g anization of 1814. th Thi s restimtioa the Minister considers to betake , ing ado deprived individuals a paointony el which they r bee . A* are assured that M. Dupont de la Porte, Pre. . ect o t the North, has quitted Lisle, and is at this mov ent in Paris. Th e Pierlaseaten Gasette corroborates the Etitpress. tufa L o uisa's resignation of the states of Patina and manna to her august father. Desese, the defender of Louis XVL is now g London. Th e y write from Strasburg, that some Badenese ,idlers have pillaged the township of Morkolheim. We have no news of the war in Italy, except from ! , :i tustrian and Sardinian reports. Private letters . av er, announce, that the King of Naples beat the lastr i an only at Camila, that he took more than ?Ice thousand prisoners, and that he possessed him. e ll of all their artillery. It appears that it was Ge. era ' coquina who contributed the most to this bril .,ifit affair. We learn from Perigueux that M. de la Roche ‘ i mon hat been arrested and sent to Paris. His .v,lduct in the department of the Dordogne, since the A mption of authority by the Emperor, determined l c Military Commandant of the 20th division to take s;s itep. Ceuta Lacepede has not accepted the office of ;rand Nlaster of the University. Letters from Petersburgh announce that the Se a of Russia has called upon the Emperor Ale:an ew the most pressing manner to return to his ca. dal, and not to involve Russia in a new war. We learn from Gbent that the Count de Lille, on m i n g ot the arrest of the Duke d'Angoulcrne, had a attack ot the gout which endangered his life. SIENNA, APRIL 19. Yesterday 5700 Neapolitan troops arrived here on har repeat from Forli ; and another corps, nearly Iven thousand, have halted at Perugia. The Au :ians have re.occupted Florence. The King of ciples as yet kas only employed his own troops.— Die independent army, hastily levied. is not yet fully :glared for action ; and the reinforcements which c Austrians receive appear only to increase the at of the Italians. It is reported that Murat has issued a new Procla ution, to all the Italians. rating that the 4 , country in danger," and convoking Deputies from all the :ies in Italy to assemble at Rome, on the 18th of lay, AS a National Cot/nation, of which his Majesty •:11upcn the Session. PI,ACENTIA, APRIL 17. A rumour is in circulation that Murat has beaten Austrians at Ceseuna, who were marching to cut his retreat. This affair, which is said to have been very brit has cost the Neapolitans little. Their enemies aft lost 1700 men killed and wounded, 3500 priso ers, and all their artillery. General Campana arrived dining the engagement. ad devised its success. MILAN, APLIL IL en the side of Tuscany tt.e Neapolitans had aban :ited Florence, and retreated towards Arezzo, being I,:.tted in that direction at the point of the bayonet g General Nugent. GENOA, APRIL 19. Kis Britannic Majesty's ship lc Rivoli, Captain .).t.kson, arrived here, the 14th, in four days, from \;4oei ;he set sail again on the 16th. The Eng. ,bh frigate Alcuaena arrived at this port, the 16th, ":.ora Marseilles. Letters from Florence of the ltth and Itlth an ounce, the Austrians have re-entered that city. Iley expected the Grand Duke of Tuscany. from Leghorn, whither he had retired. All Tuscany was LvAcuated by the troops of Murat. SI'RASBURG, APRIL 21. Letters from St. PctarsburAh contirm the news of 1:,,t invitation made to the Emperor Alexander, by I`.e Russian Senate to return to his capital. The number of troops in the Duchy of Baden has oninnhed. A corps of sixteen thousand Austrians, Amami by the Prince Colloredo, intended to pro ,eed to the frontiers, has received orders to march ato Italy. AI`RIL 95.—Some commercial men here have re vived intelligence that Switzerland has at last de antined to remain neuter. o troops have as yet shewn themselves on the •;;iu bank et the river. - • • eztretnt: lirm seems to prevail on the right :ank of tae Rhine, and extraordinary preparations ac made to intercept the communications. These .ppear to prevail from some fal►►e reports that they be toabwith attacked. 'lle armaments i:. Prussia are going on with the :rwatea activity. The - young men come forward eagerly, in cmisequence of the appeal made to .:.em ; but wiser beads presage little advantage from a SIM COLtef.t. LISLE, APRIL 28. They write from Valenciennes, that it was Strongly !eimted there the Emperor of RUSSIA had been ear. :;:ely solicited, by his Senate, to repair to Peter `'lrgh,whcre more urgent affairs than those of France - equised hi; presence, and that the Russian cottontail: :t con.equence, had retrograded. The meditated at. :31 ,1)ts t• , : the Pone, and the spreading in4turectlon were said to be ti:e cadet's. MULHAUSk.N, Al-101. ut. Tlie a:fieal of foreign troops off the right bank is , 4squltced for the 15th ; 3000 carriages - have been it in requisition in the upper part of the Duchy. Aer to !Ake up troops at Stockach, and convey them tlx line between Friburgh and Krintzach. Letters from Milan stau, that the King of Naples :44de a halt; on leareing that the English had de kared war against him. lIOURDRAUX, APRIL St An Order of the Day, published 'On the 20th of mouth, by the Lientenant-General, Provisional Governor of the 11th Division, commanding the &h "rPs of obiervation, contains the following passages " An army cuips is assembling on the Garonne, Latler the denomination of the Bth corps. " The destination of this corps is not hostile. It ulLeadt:%i to cover from insult our departments bor. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1815. ASCZN 510N-I)AT...4l°llday at the Bank. Last night we received the Paris Papers of Sunday and Monday, but their contents: are not very inte resting. The non-official reports which they present respecting the war in Italy come down to the 20th ult.—eight days later than the previous accounts. — They state that in another action the Austrians were defeated with the loss of 1700 killed and wounded, :4.500 prisoners and all their artillery. This action is stated to have happened at Cesenia, 18 miles south of Ravenna. We are very incredulous respecting this affair ; for enough is admitted in other accounts to shew that the Neapolitans are retiring front the Austrians, if not running away. A part of the former had reached Perugia, about 60 miles south of Florence. Is this a feint to draw the Austrians from their resources ? or has MULIAT been disappointed in the hopes which led him to advance to the Po, either as to the force of the enemy, or as to the dispositions of the inhabi tants ? This upstart has, it is said, summoned by Proclamation, Deputies from all the cities of Italy, to meet in National Assembly at Rome on the . lBth instant. This, it would appear, is one of BoNarattres cards in the game of Constitution-making—a Champ. de-Mai for the Italians By a Decree of islaroLzon, the shew of the French Champ de Mai, is to be abridged of some of its ce remonies. This he says he has found necessary to decree as 44 Dictator," in consequence of the war with which France is threatened, which renders a waste of time improper. The system of education so happily introduced into this country by Mr. LANCASTER and Dr. Bill., is about to be reduced also to practice in FMK@ as a national object. These journals are cnxious to tell us of the good disposition of the inhabitants of the South. On the ‘.4th tilt. at Bourdeaur, all were expressing their attachment to BONAPARIT- We know, however, by gentlemen who left that city on the 26th, and landed at Plymouth on Tuesday, that the great majority of the population there and in the neighbourhood are decidedly Bour bonists, and would be glad to have a proper oppor tunity of exerting themselves against BONAPARTE, being perfectly satisfied that no real national peace or happiness can be enjoyed whiliany power remains to the Usurper. Private letters from Paris speak in mystetious terms of some approaching political movement likely to change the face of affairs in Europe. If we under. stand them rightly, an explosion of some kind, by one or other of the parties who have lately been lending their aid to BONAPART4 and who suspect he means to deceive them, is expected to be productive of a change in the Government. BONAPA RTE, they say, since his return, has displayed none of his for mer talent. We learn by private letters from Calais that the gent d'araes of that town have been suddenly ordered to Paris. As, next to his own Guards, this is the force on which in the absence of the army lie can best depend, are we to ascribe this measure to the movements hinted at in the private letters from Paril ?—or is BONAPARTF., on pretence that the season is improper. about to deter, or in other words, to void the New Constitution ? If he durst, there can be no doubt as to the willingness with which he would destroy every one who l►ps dared to prescribe limits to his power. • Stocks were on the advance when our Paper was yesterday put to Press; and the 3 per Cents. left off at 581. Though this is a holiday at the Bank and Block Exchange, an unusual number of Bankers, &c. were on 'Change so early as ten o'clock. Much private business was done. Consols opened at SSAI, kll to 57i, and at twelve o'clock were 571—•5 per Cent. Navy 86i to f -..—Has the advance in our funds been produced by such private accounts from France as we have been alluding to ? We have received this morning Brussels Papers to the lit of May, and Frankfort to the 27th of April. The intelligence from Italy is most discouraging to the prospects of MURAT : he has provoked a landing at Naples in his rear, and is described as having been completely routes. The formal Declaration of War by the Allis against trans la tt i parteti to late tido& signed on the llsk alt. 'BRUSSELS, APRIL It • The ISM *CORMS frog Italy state . , that ti o doci Croats haft hided at Ravenna the letters , from Italy Nears the news that a Sicilian and Engs lish army lass landed on the coasts of the kingdom of Naples; and add, that the King himself is gone back to Naples so prepare means to repel an attack upon his capital. A corps of 5,000 Neapolitans has been ordered ift all haste to Capua. The German Gazette of the Lower Rhine gives the following article : - 44 All the letters from Frankfort and other places, which have arrived here (at Ais.la-Chapelle) to day, the 26th of Aprl, agree, that after the first battle the Neapolitans have again been completely beaten, and pursued for five days." This news may be considered as authentic.—Other accounts from Italy state, that the Neapolitan army is flying in dis ditorder. It is generally believed that this war in Italy will be wholly finished in a month. By way of Holland we have accounts that a large body of Spaniards, from Biscay, has landed near Bayonne. de" od t he st th e °I This' fest orici had bee' We a 7 e ct of tl m ogient Th e . 4 gala mat. )1. M g Loud TheY ,Viers We hi !it Au si ovever lustrial Fre e au e b of a :oral Cd ;wt at We I ‘ i mon ,:;duct A mpt . s;s itep ;rand I Lent ~i t e of , Ur en d gal, 21 We it ming a attar Ye* heir re even 4. mans t pies ind separei Aw Air of It is sation, in der ass is lay, AS ;ill upe A rut A ail his r This int, ha aye loss .ers, ant Genes .ad deci th Aed Geti lilt I ,4itson .;sh tri } : ':.ora M Lette ounce, rhev e: Lesiinri Lette t!ie invi Ru. The seed to 2to Its Ant] rived' ermini 'ght No b nl ink o :re ma .ppear . r.o :wares Gem 4 atVl The :;141y Jurgh, , cquisf. c oo; :nits , :,ec r u, ' , der Let' :.:4de wi re d • • An thi s m Geyer ta rps , u K 4 .16 i 'ader g "'1 ; WWI deriUg ea Itiain o the:od* pf KU 11) . duce the Court of biatlttld to take part in a vide against a an-' don whose Alines is always necessary to Spain. 44 The Empitor Napoleon, whd Wined over Eu rope, wishes henteforth to reign only in Our hearts, and seeks no glory except in .our prosperity. He makes the greatest sacrifices to the Peace of Europe Oar blood was the price of our glorious conquests.; What title could he better for preserving the States 1 which our victories gave to France ? BM Treaties still exist : France observes their conditions, and the Emperor wishes only to cause our frontiers to he re-1 spected. It is only by the affection of his people and his army that he tenders them sacred. Every thing tends to give the army a character felt:id:dile to our enemies. However numerous they may be, they are no longer to be feared. Our independence is at stake, and too much glory it attached to the French name, for any one of us to wish to sacrifice it. All vows united in the defence of a sacred cause, already as sure his triumph. $4 Soldiers, France and the Emperor have already their eyes fixed on you : they will judge of your con duct—you will fulfil their expectations, &c." COLOGNE, APRIL 26. The Chronicle of the Congress affirms, that the de claration of war against France was signed by the High Allied Powers on the evening of the 11th inst. All communication between Germany and France has been already prohibited by a regulation of the Allies. BRUSSELS, APRIL 49. Two French Generals who were arrested at Ghent, were conveyed yesterday to the prison in this city, under a strong escort of the Marechansee. GHENT, APRIL 28. The MAreschal de Camp, Mr. Dnnnadieu, who was employed about the Duchess of Angouleme at BourdeAux and left that city with her, arrived at Ghent on the 24th instant. There is considerable desertion in France ; it daily increases the number of faithful subjects who accom panied Louis XVIII . and whose union is the rally ing point of the friends of the Kin and of honour. CASSEL, APRIL 23. His Highness has published a decree prohibiting all travelling to or from France, except with great American Papers to the 28th ultimo have just ar rived, but they contain no news of importance. The following article is extracted from the Philadelphia MercaMlile ifilverther of the 27th : " SAVANNAH, MARCH 16. " We understand that Admiral Cochrane, is the Tonnant, arrived off Cumberland Island on Thurs day last, and after having an interview with Admiral Cockburn, departed next day for Bermuda. The English forces were to have evacuated Cumberland Island on Saturday last. 4 , We also understand that application had been made en -Admiral Cockburn, by Gentlemen, to ob tain the return of negroes and other proper.y, which had been collected since his arrival at Cumberland, and at present on the island in his possession ;—thist the British Admiral peremptorily refused, stating, that he would not give up a single article that was taken previous so the ratification of the treaty.— Should Cockburn persist in this, we are of opinion that the very first article of the treaty will be violated. [i'nou THE SAME PAPER.] A letter from Boston says—s. his reported here that orders have been seat from Spain to Cuba, to shut the ports of that island to all strangers." Yesterday her MAJESTY held a Private Court at the 'Queen's PAlace, at which the Duchess of AN. OOULEME was introduced to the QUEEN by the Coun tessof HAacouaT, the Lady in Waiting. Also, the Dutch and Portuguese Ambassadors were introduced to the QUEEN by Earl Moftroxi, and conducted by Mr. CHESTER. the Assistant Master of the Ceremo nies. The Qualm and Princesses ELIZABETH, MARY, and CHOLOTTE of WALES dined with the PRINCE REGENT at Carlton House. Yesterday his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT, accompanied by the Duke of CLARENCE and General BLOOMFIELD, walked to the British Institution, to see the Paintings by Rubens, Rembrandt, Vandyke, and other artists of the Flemish and Dutch Schools. The REGENT was received by the Marquis of STAIFORD and others of the Directors. He remained in the ex hibition near two hours, when he returned to Carlton House, and took an airing on horseback. The following are the limits of the four principal commands in the Allied Armies on this side of the Alps :.—Prince ScuwastaisaNlEßG between Basle and Manheim ; the Archduke CHARLES from Manheito to the Moselle ; shal &vomit from the Moselle to the Meuse; the Duke of WsunsoroN front the Meuse to the Sea. Mails have arrived both from Lisbon and G mei:- burgh, but the intelligence is in no respect important. It was believed at the former, that application had been made for 10,000 Poituguese troops to act in Flanders and Fiance, as auxiliaries under the Duke of WELLINGTON. 66 BRUSSELS, APRIL 27.—The veritable account of the Belgic soldiers who were brought, wounded, in waggons, from the frontiers to the military hospital in this city. last Sunday evening, is even yet involved in mystery, but the fact of their arrival is certain, though the causes that led to the affair are nut pre cisely known, nor have I heard . any person speak of the circumstance openly. I have recently understood that there were some Dutch troops, likewise, who came maimed, and mingled with the Belgic soldiers, but not many." The real account of this affair is, that two Belgic regiments endeavoured to desert over to the French, and were opposed by the British. A conflict ensued, in which the killed and vrosnded took place accord iag to the report first received. AMP. . . tint The 96t Went, commanded by CoL eAmik • Mu, have Marched boat Wexford for Kilkenny. The Ild,Battalime of General Wirataftb's fine did, corps the sth Foot, nbw 'Whined at Windsor, and who so often distinguished thertiselvts the Wilk under the (ootnottal . WZI.LIKOTOll, have recrivnd orders to complete their Talks forthwith : and when troops can be found to relieve thelh at their present plotters, they will be embarked immediately for the scene of action now open in the Netherl Regiments at present in the Netherlands, which have embarked) or are under orders for that coon!, y : lit Life Guards, 2il ditto, Revd Hor'e digards, fit Magoon Guanis, 24 bra,;oone, Stb ditto, 7th Light ditto, 101 h dire, till • ditto, 12th ditto, 13th ditto, ISt's ditto 16th dint, * 16-h tbsta,,. 23d ditto; Ist Foot Guards, Std hart.; Iv to 3d bat..; std *tar 261 bast.; 341 ditto, std bast.; i 3th Veteran I:vitiation; iat Foot, 4,1 batt.; Mb, 3:1 batt.; 23d ; 45th. led ban'. ; gath; scith, 2.1 bast ; sad; 44d; 35th, 4d ba-t.; 37th, 2tl bet.; 42d; 4th, ad bast. ; 51st; 52d, Ist bate ; ditto, ad butt.; 541. ; 59th, ad bait ; 69th, ed hart.; llet, lit but.; TA, 2d bats.; 72. h. ditto. at bait. ; 79th, lit but.; Slit, sd bate.; tit bar. .; 9ad; Ist butt.; ditto, Id but.; ditto, 31 bart.; Royal Nt .if C.,r ‘ sr. RAMIGATE, MAY S.-,-Sailed ye•ttrd,sy, alter plt, for Ostend, the Lord Liverpoo: P .cket, trith Sir R. C. Hut, Lieutenant•C done) of the Royal Hort^ Guards ( Bloc), and several other Ofikeas the • A rne regiment on board, with their Inn The Duke .4 Wellington Packet went Out at the same time, xis s for Ostend. having on board Colonel C.tstrrm.r. of the Guards, with dispatches for his Grace the Duke of WELLINOTON: the Wellington had on board many other Officers of distinction, and fourteen horses be longing to them.— Shortly after getiii4! out f the harbour, these vewls joined several rrQni Dover, with the gd Life Guards on board, will had been eti Prof the preceding day.—lt is expected the 1,n.,1 Li% :r. pool and Doke of Waington Packets wia ac here to-morrow morning to ct.nrcy sever.4l p.t.sergets (now waiting at the Alcsion Hotel) to is the first day of qui-t we have had I e‘e f. r time—no embarkation going tot w.trd, cr Ally Arriv..,s in our port.. ' LLIGENCE. !IS DAY. NA7,11. INTA MAILS T ARIL. DWI ARR DUE Dublin - • 0 1 I Lisbon U 1 Waterford - 1 2 I Prat to . 0 o Guernsey and Jeney 0 0 Flayslsrs • 0 0 Hamburgh 0 1 Gustei.burgh 0 1 Holland - 0 0 I Comma • 0 0 Jamaica - 0 0 1 Leeward Wands 0 t) FALMOUTH, MAY I. Arrived the Young Wrllllm, from Leith for Brur deaux ; Hebe. from Liverp•A fur Holland ; itlto came in several coasters. The two men of wAr men_ tinned yesterday prove to be the ltorkit from Ply mouth, and the Icanus from a cruiae ; the IcAttes has sailed again on a attire. PLYMOUTH, MAY 2. Arrived the BLooortour4u gun•brig, and Goto- FINCII sloop of war, from a cruise. Payed up Ch.ok nel two vessels from Bourdeaux bound to Bremen— they left Bourdeaux 18th and •20th ult.—Wind W. ANOTHER LETTER-SAME DA FE. Two Bremen vessels, the Ariacine and Dankbnr keit, from Bourdeaux, which port they left on the' 26th ult. arrived off here this morning, and pia on shore several passengers (respectable Merchants) wiin state that the voice of the French pelf le is deciJejly against BONAPARTE. PORTSMOUTH, MAY 3. Arrived his Majesty's ship DitstßEE, from the Downs. Went out of Harbour the SIR FIIANCII DRAKE frigate, and sailed for Sheerness. Sa;led the Duke of Bedford, Duchess of Bedford, Exped;tion, Queen, and several other light Transports, to brLtig troops from Portug.4l.—Wind E. DEA I MAY 3. Came down from the liivrr the Cambrian, COOPER, for the East Indies; the Eclipse and the Alez.mder, for Newfoundland; John Anderson, Liberty, and the Finny, for Lisbon ; Thames, for Op win; Miry Ann, for Jamaica; Sceptre, for America; and the Susannah, for Bourdeaux. DOVIR MAY 3. . . . A French vessel has arrived this day from Calais, but she brings nothing new. The King Gtorge packet, Captain KING, with a mail and passengers, is now going out of the hat bour for 04tend. GRAVEZND, MAY S. Arrived the Jacobs Catherioa, Neoff, from Harlingen ; Princess Maria, &lbald, Hope and Anchor, Johnson, and Provident a, Lorengon, from Norway; ProvJdentia, Nealson, from Freda ck *twit ; Augustus, Kayle, from Hailing; Vrow I ~, Blon Irons Tonningss ; Three Good Brothers, Kites, and Young Da aiet, Otches, from Groningen; Florinza, Hedenan, from Go . teithaar, h; and the lane, Peak, from Antwap.—Sailed the James S bbald, Forbes, for Madeira and India; Ann, Elderton, for Demerara ; Harmony, Harrison, for Antwerp; Speculator, Hill, for Ham. burgh; Friends, Clark, for Vainest ; and the Mary, Williams for Amsterdam. Yesterday Lord Mst.viLte held a Levee at the Admiralty, which was numerously attended. Amo ig the Officers present were Admirals Sir W. WlNesma, Sir H. H0T1.110.1, L. Gowen, and HACKEVI ; Cap tains PARKSR, PACILISGHAM, Yesterday a General Court was held at the Last India House, pursuant to adjournment, for the vut . - pose of resuming the consideratiea of ele Report from the Committee of By-Liws, and to mike such new ones as may be deemed expedient. The Conic proceeded to discuss the 14-I.ay.s, comrnet:cing at the filth chapter, commenting upon each, and adopt ing several alterations. The Court having g•iue through the sixth chapter, adjourned till t0•1ntirr.,, , .% The Italian word assaisinaio, which the French ntutt ra•cessirily trantJate by arsarsini, does by no ins y with it the fact cf a mnrdrivii Cr halicd." but is chiefly used in the case of persons .attacked and rcbbcd on the highway, and signifies as nauts as .. assaikd Ly assassins." DUVET LANE THEATIZE. attracted a crowded audience last night. KLAN, :is the !mu tat the Tragedy, merited and obtained the most unqua lified marks of approbation. COVENT GARDEN.—Thc performances at this The atre yesterday evening were Comm, *Mt:. Wiggins, and Zembuca. The House was respectably filled an every part. The must striking and attractive part of the en tertainmert was that of MATHEWS in CIA Wiggins : he WAS delightfully comic, and kept the House itt A roar of .laughter. COAL MARKET, MAY 3. Skips at Market. Ships Sold. Price. Sot Istessc.istle 65 Ms ed to au od. I Sunderland st 41, 6.1 to ass od. I Welsh Coil 0 on* 44 I* Hits OIL 1 cindvre 1 id.