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

GREAT RATTLE I ITALY.

MAY 21.

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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.le 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-
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MA\' 21.
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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
eve, 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