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London, England, 1815-05-05 00:00:00

give up romerania, as it engaged by the Treaty of
Kiel. ;The armaments were, however, not consi.
derable, and were certainly not of a description to
make Russia uneasy respecting Finland.
BASLE, APRIL 19.—Severai of the Cent Si-
lesses, as well as the first divisions of the,returning
Swiss regiments have arrived here. They bitter-
ly complain of the treatment they have experienc-
ed in the way from Paris. They had only five
sous a day-and no rations, and were ill used in
many places by the people. In general, great ill
will towards the Swiss prevails in the nehrest
French departments.

MAILS.

The French at Iluninsen are busily employed
in raising new works, we suppose them to be
batteries to destroy /he bridge aver the Rhine at
Basle, in case the Allies should again attempt to
cross it.

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- VIENNA, APRIL 17.-It is said that the 30,000
Russians now marching through Hungary he
embarked in one of the sea-ports Of Dalmatia, and
sasconveyed over to the coast of Italy, a passage
which, when the wind is favourable, may be made
its a few hours.

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'l' I? 11).-11; IL.-.1 It_ 5,1815.

VIENNA-, APRIL 10.--For some days past there
s much talk of a -new plot-in favour of Napoleon.
It is stated that above twenty persons, among
whom arc several respectable Citizens, have been
arrested. This plot, it is said, extended as far as
Switzerland. From -this circumstance it is pre-
sumed that it was a new plan to carry off • young
Napoleon. The Negociations with Denmark are
not yet ended, but seem-to go on well.
VIE 'NA, APRIL I9.—The second Declaration
which the Congress intended to issue against film-
parte' will not take place, because they could, not
agree upon the terms in which it was to be couch-
ed. Accordineto an arrangement that has been:
made, the connection with France along the whole
frontier line shall not be stopped for the present ;
on" the contrary, letters, newspapers, and eve!'
aunsuspicious travellers, in many cases shall be-al-
lowed to pass and repass.
Prince Talleyrand• in_particular, it is said, op-
posed a-general stopping of the cominunication, as
some had proposed, and typresented,•that such a
measure would deprive numerous friends of the
King in France of all support, and of the news
which might encourage and 'guide them in their
undertakings. 13y a resolution taken by the great
Powers at the Congress, they. will ii
-tot separate
till a decisive result is'obtained respecting the fu-
titre Constitution of Germany. „ •
• VIENNA, -APRIL 21.—The passage of_ troops
going to join the army will continue till the end
of June. Austria will have 300,000 in the field,
Prince Schwartzenherg, is expected to depar t about
the end. of the month. The departure of, the
Sovereigns, 'is not yet fixed ; it is imagined it will
not be before the 15th May.
AUGSBURG, APRIL 22.—The accounts from
Italy, received to-dav, are very agreeable. Mu-
rat's Revolutionary Proclamations have Hot been
well received, the Neapolitans being convinced,
after being defeated thrice successively, that. they
had no.friends except at Bologna, liava heroine
discouraged and desert, so that the boasting Mu-
rat and his army,,whose strength has been unrea-
sonably exaggerated, are grown a little cooler,
as the Austrian army becomes_ .every moment
stronger, and is preparing to attack the Neapo-
litans on t4ree bides.—The cause'of Murat is al--
ready considered as desperate. ;J.
BRUSSELS, APRIL 29.—1 t is still pose Duk
positively aof.fT
firmed, that -the grand army tinder the
.Wellington, will comprise 80,000 Russian and
other German troops, 70,000 English and Ilailo-
,verians,• and at -least 30,000 Netherland troops.
A park of hoary artilleiy is fnrining, with which
it is intended, when hostilities arc tegun, intme7,
diately to attack one or more of the French for--
-tresses. All the roads in Brabant, Flanders, ne_
negau, and Liege, are covered with troops, arcs-
munition, artillery, &c. The French are collect-
ing all their disposable force about Lille. The
battalions of national guardsare- forming with ex-
traordinary rigour, and a great many half-pay
Officers
.are placed in them. 13unnaparte is ex-
-pected at tile at the beginning, of Hay.
Within the last four days, above 300 deserters
have come to our frontims. Two Colonels and
several_ Captains arrived at Ghent yesterday.—
Some of them came direct front Paris. . A French
General was arrested here yesterday, aril after a
long examination,' put into close confinement.
-Great vigilance is- used in respect. of persons who
are considered as emissaries of Buonaparte; seve-
ral have been taken.
BRUSSELS, APRIL 30.—0 n the 2Sth the Duke
;of-welting-toil gave a magnificent ball, at. which, I
were all the distinguished personages now in this
Net
city. It is considered as a kind of take leave com-
By reference to TILE SUN of` the 18th.Of April
pliment of the Duke.
BRUSSELS, MAY 1
t1:11117111/tlitte nfltilitlu thine seen
to Atli, but will be back this evening.
IVellington is gone "and tOnifertilite. 22d of thsetastaentsie
BREDA, APRIL 30.—The Netherland Army'al-
ie
periodt hthe
Mofintii:etersieossit
that we explicitly
Loan to
twoi ebtittaeb
'ready in the field amounts to 27,000 men It is
divided into three-divisions of infantry ••
Bade of infantry which was intended to7t7teleßarsit- and that we noticed the End of June or July as the
date of this transaction. Further than
Indies, a brigade of heavy cavalry, a•
two Ep
oxncel ettihnee Boi
gales of light cavalry.
VERSAILLES, APRIL 27.----Among the repjorts in '-either ports t as to amount or circumstance, we
circulation at, Paris is the-follow'ing • e'P 11 •do not believe any N
the most valuable effects in-, the 'Flidised hahtaßve • ewspaper is "at all informed,
probable
been'packed up. and sent ; and also th•cB and, 9re may add., for the benefit of those mho
effects belonging to the Chate many
upon
Chateau have been pmi- rely n us for our intelligence in matter's which
vately sold.
CQllCeril the Money Market, that we are • 1-cl
persuat
HAGUE, APRIL 30.—As a part of fire nossian troops,,and those which Sweden sends to defend.. there is not an atorn of foundation for either of
the general cause of Dir'ope, will theamours we I
come to the • - lave thus noticed.
Netlwrlands by sea, the Magistrate;
of all the places along the coasts•have reeeiveil orders to re"
at
st
ceive the troops wherever they
ma
y lanes, and to A Mottling Paper
afford them every assistance, es, that there is under-
HamBURGH, 4ettlL 27.
stood to be some intention on the part of Lord
—The Sena!' I
e :as -pub- i MELVILLE to mike new urrarwenients in ti:e Me-
,

that country be greatly' attributed; and sure we
are that' the justice and truth of his Majesty's

words must- force conviction into every bones

bosom..

Brussels and Frankfort Papers bring us little
news of importance from the Continent, but all
they do bring is of a favourable kind. The. tide
of.human existence, as Dr. •JoatvsON denominated
the passing multitude in the street's of London,
continues to flow without-remission towards the
French frontiers, and every hour affords a more
tremendous , presage of the rwin which will
overwhelm that country when the Wild wave
breaks over her bounds. The Allied -Armies
incessantly aslvance, and concentrate on the points
.which have been
,assigned for the commencement
of their military operatiOns ; and we have every
reason to believe that the great blow will be
-*truck about the period originally stated in this
I'el►er.

It will be seen also, that desertions from the
Rebel Force 'release in frequency and number.
From ToUrnay we hear of 200 men and Officers ar-
riving together with the White Flag flying ; and
a letter received at Birmingham states, that two
whole regiments had abandoned the unholy

CaIISC of BUONAPARTE and I)is ass(iciates..

i'r'e have further heco'credibly informed, tba
the Good King has received many warm assur

ances of support from the interior of France, and
upwards of a hundred and sixty Officers many
otfikftiliem opigh rank, have found means to, tran-
iMit to Ghent the renewal of their Oaths of alle-
giance, accompanied by declarations, that though
compelled by circumstances to mix at present in
the, Rebel ranks, they will never draw their swords
against their King and Country.

A Morning Paper mentions, that in conse-
proposed advance from the Bank to
quencc of a
Government, for the repayment of which the In-
come Tax is to be pledged, the Loan would be
postponed to June or July ;, and another Journal
ascribes the rise of our lauds to an intimation
from the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER to the
Bank, that from arrangements which have taken
place and expectations which have been formed,
he shall have occasion for only a small Loan,
with a reservation of a second in Autumn, should
the events of the War disappoint the views of Go-

Ant:win—l France, I Holland, 1 Hambnrgb, I Flanders,
I Corunna, I Waterford. I Gottenburgli,
I Guerusey and Jersey, 2 Dublin, 2 Waterford.

HU; WATER AT LONDON'BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning, minutes after 0. I Evening, 11 minutes after 12.

In another part of our Impression will he found
a Copy'of the Declaration of Louis XVIII.,
dated Ghent, 12th April, and expedited to us in
MS. from that place. Our Readers will of course
perceive, that ,this has
.not before become' a
public document, : but ye are given to under-
stand, that it 'has
.been widely_ disseminated
in France, ish.ere it has produced. pro-
digious effect. To this- source perhaps may
the late demonstrations of
,loyal feelings in