The National Register.
London, England, 1815-05-07 00:00:00

PRIVATE INTELLIGENCE,

BRUsSELS.
EXTRACT Or A PRIVATE LETTER, APRIL O.
„d Some gladdening news arrived in this city, yesterday evening. from
the frontiers, eigni'ying, that between 3 and 4000 of the French
troops, prinetpally cavalry, had deserted from the enemy, and strived
at Tourney. with their arms and equipage.
" It is a Islet Admitted by all those persons who have tome recently
(roan T that, there is - hour 'n the day in which desertert
it is not an un-
together. Our
posts, frequently
Ablishecent of a

Lettrr from ELIZA BUONAPARTE to BUONAPAR'
Ltecco, _Feb. 14.—Sint, I haie load the loononr 01
your Majesty by my reports of the Stlo and Bth of this no(
concentrating movement operated by the Prince of L
Pita, in consequence of the circumstances which induced
Florence, to order the evacuation of that city, and to
the troops. of the divisioo upon a point of greater securif
Prince has maintained himself at Pisa till now, but haviL,,..
advice of an English expedition, amounting by all accouni
least 6000 men, and which appears to be undoubtedly direct
Sicily against Leghorn, Spezia, or Genoa, I havesletermi..
the Prince to continue his movement upon Genoa, in order
retreat mays not be cut off by the only road which, still remains
" I have been oonfirmed in this plan by having ascert,
some Neapolitan troops, superior in numbers, are already .
and have forced our advanced posts to abandon the passage
voile.
" I also know that the enemy intends to cut offonr
tions, by seizing the road which conducts from Pontrel
Ma and the„Riviera di Genoa.
" I have thought proper to give hint notice to, keep
upon which the Viceroy most have reckoned, and whit
render any very decisive services elsewhere.
" The projects of the English and Austrians do away all
which the personal conduct of the King of Naples "iglu'
nut to conceal front your Majesty that I have re.
Misr several letters, much at variance with the operations
troops.
qr The Kflog hin a state of great agitation. He is ash
the Viceroy should have retired from the Adice, and tl
quitted Tuscany, upon the notion that Ise could be t 7
your Majesty and of France. He loudly expressed his de,
his gratitude for yostr person ; and he even said to the '
puties, that he would prefer receiving the first blow to
sword against a Frenchman.
" I know not how to reconcile this language, of which
Inspect the sincerity, with all the arbitrary meow es
endangered my authority, and those which oblige me e'
provide for the safety of the French troops assembled at
Majesty will appreciate these contradictions, which seem
proeeed from a resolution deemed by the King conformable
interests, but into which he has been dragged contrary '
affections. lam .assored that the language antlicondact
are similar In his cbmnatwicatious with the VICC10).•

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from 'runway. that, there is not an hour in the day in w
from the ?rench army do not quer that fortress; and it
blast event to have the whole reviet guard Conte iu tc
vtidiers ilitlidstistof prance Wlr ere on the advanced I/01
lin 1 411, • '• 7. l4 ha to die speedy ;'stab
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MAY 7.
aiits of Tinrnay,,
iof ilia. ty.
:its; every p,irt of
.day several bun-
erp.
fixed on several
intiers of French
s filled with pitch
y, in order to be
iproach.
nmerliate war are
r. His Majesty,
33r the Port Don-
ud the Duke of
big the Rhine in
etrible operations
orm it will prove,
ire it!
month, to inspect
transpired in this
, about 800 Horse
he harbour, about
desert, and some
equipped. The
wholesale way ;
i from an Offiotr
n landed within
IN TRH TIOVIX
5.
PARTE.
nr of informing
is month, of the
of Lucca tiposa
duce(' me to quit
to assemble all
r security. The
having received
accounts to at
ly directed from
ermined to order
n order that his
ill remains open.
ascertained that
.eady at Pistoya,
image of Serra-
anr commnelca-
firetuole to Spe-
eep some troops
which cannot
y all the doubts
right create. I
e received from
oration of Iris
astonished that
td that I have
le the enemy or
Us devotion and
the Tuscan De-
r to drawing his
which I do not
!es which ',lye
rte even now to
at Pisa. Your
seen'• to me to
minable 10 his
ray to his own
act of the hiug