The National Register. — London, England, 1815-05-21 00:00:00

GREAT RATTLE I ITALY. MAY 21. . --.•••••••40.-•"....""^"...r- PRICE .0I OCKM YESTERDAY 3 Per teat. Cons. 4 per Cent . . . :9 Ex. ......... pr, Per Cents. gat Ointlium - : : • • eft Cobsels for Account:. - iij THE NATIONAL REGISTER. SUNDAY, MAY 111, 1815. The French Pape's of the iGth instant received yesterday state, 'hat on the 29th ult. Murat attacked the Austrians at 'Norm, and profiting by the division of their army into two columns, leg up 4( n that commanded by Field-Marshal Count Neippere, defeated it entirely and took 8,000 prisoners and es crinnon This act was ridiculed by the Courier, as one of the •• falsehoods %As ch it is the order of the day with evely bleach Paper" to publish. In a second edition, how eve:, the Courier communica - ed the following semi-official infoima ion. which, although it claims an advantage on the rart of the Austrians, is wo.ded in too frigid a manner, considering the quarter from wlieriCe it comes, not to create an apprehension that the battle has been more sanguinary than de( rive e onderstand that intelligence has been received of these having been a battle, on the 29th ult. near Nocera, between the Austrians an►l Murat.--Murat made a desperate effn.t t.► cut between Count Niepperg, and General Bianchi in n►de' to wevent their junction.—The battle was obsti nate and blooth, `mit the Austrians were victorious, Murat failing in his purpose, and the Austrians advancing after the bat tle. - -( Courier.) COPIES OF THE THE %TIES OF ALLIANCE AND SP:SIDIES. Treaties of Alliance and Concert, concluded at Vienna, togetbet: with our subsidiary engagements, are to !be sub mitted to Fa; liament on Nlondav next, when a Message will be brought down from the Prince Regent laN Lord Castle reagh in the Commons, and the Earl of Liverpool in the Howe of Pees. It was stated by the latter on Friday even. ing, (hit 'lie onl% PoWer fioni whom no ratification of the Trelty had been received was Austria ; so that the report of tome backwaidness on her part is not entirely unfounded.— Cet tain intelligence, however, had since arrived, of her hay ing foll..wed the example of the other states, so that even should n t hei ratification be produced on Monday the fact will be assumed as undoubted. An address to the crown, approving of the principles of the treaties will be proposed on Tilesdav and the subsidiary engagements will be disctis , ed the day after. Meanwhile it appears that the accrssion of Lows XVIII. to the treaty of alliance has not been teemed in this country. This may proceed from our !laving refused to degraii the great contest in which we arc about to ei•izage, into a mere party war or family quarrel. Our memorandum expressly declares our dissent from the princis.l e adopted by the Allies of imposing a particular government upon France, and pay therefore not have given perfect satisfaction "to the 'Court of Ghent, for at the hour of misfortune neglect and offence are often seen whet‘. none are intended. The magnitude of our tioweve:., 'and the Cordiality with which it is af forded, will ti , ) doubt dispel all nnfavourable impression, and Shaw, that if we will not attempt to dictate toothers, as we *PUN dot slifitt OtirStivcti to i.e dirta!rd to, re 4e tot re .. • MA\' 21. PRICE .OF . P V T tear. Cons. li P er Cents. ..... coosols for Acc • THE NAI.IO SUNDAY GREAT T 1 The French Papers of state, !hat on the 29th 01 'Norm, and profiting by columns, leg upir tt that c 4 Neippere, defeated it and 23 ( . Itllll.ll is ac one of the '• falsehoods mr e v e, r hunch Paper" to eve:, the Courier commu infoilna ion. which, altho part of the Austrians, i considering the quarter fri an apprehension that tht than de( rive 4t Vt e understand that there having been a bats between the Austrians an eftlit to cut between rou in 'ode' to ot event their nate and tilooth, 'mit the failing in his purpose, ant bat tle. - -( Courier.) COPIES OF THE 'Ft si Treaties of Alliance a together with our subsit mined to Pa; liament be brought down from reagh in the Commons, Howe of Pees, It was s ing, (hit itte onl% Poive Treaty had been receiver tome hackw•atdness on he Cei tun intelligence, how ing folli.wed the example should n t het iatificatio will be assumed as u crown, approving of thi proposed on Tuesday 41 be discits , ed the day affe accession of Louis XVIII. been icceived in this cot !laving refused to de , Yrao about to eettage, into a Our memorandum exprt princis.le adopted by th • cover nment upon Fran given rifect satisfactio the hour of misfortun seen whet? none are it aid, howeve::, and the foided, will nn; doubt disi show, that if we will not *cold do star turstivl THE NATIgNALRECTSTfFt.. elect the interests of our friend., or shrit It from defending the liberties and happiness of Europe The !tidiy- d• oce and public spit it of our motives for engaging in he alp lia( k ing war, have also highly displeased Buonapar re, wh wishes to make it appear that we only tight to restore the Bun , i ohs. Hence the Proclamation attributed by French Papers to the Duke of Wellington, disav )w 11 in both Houses , :f Par liament, and which his Gr.tre con d n t have is-iied wi• flout disobeying his instructions, and crintra.lieting the solemn de claratoin of his sovereign and his count! v. We have heard that Buonapatte kid made pacific over tures to our Government, and that they had buen transmit ted for consideration to the Congress at Vienna They have since been rejected unanswered, hut their nature wi‘. he un folded ,to Parliament on Nl ,, ndav next : he ;in I of war we shall thus be able to ascertain how far it. was leasintable or necessary. ATTEMPT TO AY4ASSINAIE BONAPARTE. PARIS, MAY 18.—In the evening of the day before yes . - terday about eleven o'clock, four ir.diyiduals, to the title de la Loi, began to throw into the shops a pamphlet, entitled, Cries of .414 rm. In this writing, full of horrible provoca tions, there is ,contained an undisguised posit to as,as sinate the Emperor Two of 'here rtul:yiduals were •eited by a Gen d'Arme, and a wine-merchlot, in whom. s' :be pamphlets were thrown : the tw , miters escaped. Those arrested are 'he Sieur Bocquet, charged by the "41e,., I,e Normant, printer of the Jaurnal de l'Empirr, with pow( ,s tit draw letters and money frcm the Pos. “ffice; he wirer is the son of the Sieur le Norman! himself. As this ci true writ he pursued before the 'Tribunal=, we .hall abstain from all reflection% French Funds-5 per Cent 59 f. Bank Actions S3O fr. MeTZ, MAY 13 —The Prti.sans, who wee upon the frontier in the direction of Thionville and Longw : , nave made a movement up , i) their right. 11 appears that they have moved upon the Meuse in the direction of The news of great success of the kin 2, of aples &Ain't tha . Austrians reaches us by Switzerland and F ankfoit I , his caused a lively sensation. It appears that ti King ..ear after him the Austrians, who had the impudence od• a two twricolumns, of which one directed its march upon And the other upon Ancona. The K ng, after Living co•leceal his forces, marched upon the f a rce which formed left column, commanded by Feld Marshal Count de N• The King of Naples made sOOO :oironer', and ha, taken :13 pieces of cannon. One Field Mar hal has been wound...J, as well as four other generals, of which it a“pears many have heen taken.—Some letters state, that is General Bianchi who has been wounded ; a t ccoiding to others it is General Neipperg STRASBURG'', MAY 13.-Our national gnards supply all the strong places will - eh have been left by dn. tro •ps of the line. The army of the Rhine has taken a o• protecting the Spire, and along the Rh:ne in 9uninguen It is united on the right to the Collis of 'Arse: vation of Jura. of which the head -quartem are at I .3eflrt. it h-• form , A under the latter place a camp. commanded by Lie.;!enant- General Lecourhe, having under his ..rde , s five Lit s e. nant-Generals, among whom ate the. Abbe ('as ex, anu Mau rex. Other divisions of test.' ve arc assembling at Veul and Besancon, and connect wi.h a camp which is all sit to be established at Fort L'Eduse, and f.rms the left of the Army of the Alps. Lieuteoant-Gene , tor, Desbereaux, Albeit, Iletplelet, ;rantljc.ar., M••T and Delort are employed in the army of .he the lid , : the svven pa”aict of Voss irC viair4