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We have received Paris Paper. of Monday Fast in
. dam con;:e, and also, by express, the illowiiewr and
rhr Cowstitaitiosei of the following day, containing
much to excite our deepest interest, and otrtin‘siety
• for further intelligeuce. Traveller* who arrived in
Paris on Monday lest from Italy, report the► they
tad beet) overtaken by o'courier, who informed them
a battle lied been fought at•the foot of [Motto[
Ii uxu, near Tesei, between the Neapolitans and
. rt.e Aostriins, in which the former were successful.
hat a batHe has been fought betweea the armies
of Naples and Awattia is probable enough, and that
the victory shoeld incline ie the side of the Neap°.
Liens is what, we are 'Merineed, is very generally
• L 'teemed in This ronotry; but nothing can be more
vague and tinautisfectory than this rumour which
ksi DIM reached us from[ Paris. Who a►e the tea-
se:ler*? From what part of Italy were 4,1 corn-
'' itg ? Where aid when were they Overtaken by the
cunriei ? Was the currier Austrian, or Russian,
Of French ? If there were any foundation for the
rumour, we think that it would have been iittcuded
' by some circumstances of time end place, in, which
•' it is at present ~‘) very deAcient. Tye hope sin-
cerely that they will be supplied to our perfect antir
faction by the next arrivals.

'1 here seems, however, good tenors to believe
that various skirmishes have' taken place between
the light troops and reconnoitring patties of the
opposing inane% and it is awned that in one of
thr-se ujiaires the advanced guard of General Gun-
-3.1v EMU Pus defeated a regiment of Hungarian
hussars, and caused them considerable loss. Pos-
stbly circumstance might have given birth to
the statement said to have been made by the tra-
velers from Italy. Trifling as sorb an event must
in general he held with reference to all entire cam-
paign, yet if the report be true, we bhould hail it
not merely as en omen of the probable result of the
wdr, but what is much better, as a proof that the
troops to whom the defence of the Abruzzi is con-
fided, can meet the enemy with courage, and
know how to deftat them, at least in partial en-
gagctueuts.

lo the mean time it appears that the Neapolitan
partissiir, the guerillas or independent corps,
manifest the 11K1111 daring spirit, and advance is

every direction beyond their own frontiers. Their
audcary has alarmed the Port for the softly of
his cepital. and his Holiness has in consequence
requested General FRIMONT to establish in Rome
. a guard of safety. The partisans in urging their
adventurous course beyond their own territories, bays
no enemies to dread but the troops of Austria ; the
people every where receive them with eutnusi-on,
and evicce the clearest disposition to imitate the
noble example of the Neapolitans. This feeling
has manifested itself ergo-costly in tLe &larches,
where the inhabitants are ripe for insurrection. An-
cons boa, as a measure of security. been taken pus-
oestrus+ of by an Austrian form, but the citadel re-
'minis in the poom of the Papal soldiers. " Pope's
soldrers" have long been exi,nsed to the ridicule
not only of military men in all other parts of
Europe, but of travellers and writers of every
Thu rrprotich has. lawerner, Iwo removed
!runs the Papal Maly by the prevent POPE, who
has paid as moth attention as any temporal Prince •
//1 Europe to the efficiency of his military flute;
su.l hia Holiness may in consequence ust of 94
a toy consisting altcgrther of veteran trot*. b ,
fhe inuount, we understand, if 20.000 nieu--esery
one of whom ha. borne a pert in some 44 welt-•
fought field." To the conduct of this force the
attention of Italy it now anxiously directed ; and
as it is well known that the orsjo;iry of the Pore's
aubjrcts entertain a fixed /Wired to the Austrian
amulets, and wait only for Mime favourable op-
portunity to mark their Iseolikty, there are Many
who Offirrn, that upon the eseduct pu.sised by the
Pepe! army under die present peculiar CirCLlal..
inances of Italy, Ow filihrt firte of that fine coun-
try with mainly (leper/It Plugs of a revolutionary
(tweeter lime. it is sold, been chnoveted in Pied-
mont, but the repott seems to be without !mind:g-
ilds,.

We noticed yeatenbiy the probability that the
Gorging troops 40nplured by Cabinet of Vienna