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

1141.11BURGN AND FLANDiI MAILS.

lIAMSUAGH, APRIL Ir 7.
The Senate has published an etiergetic Proclama.
on, inviting volunteers to enrol themselves to cum-
;te the contingent of Haanbusgh.
Aram 8, (>,ix IX TIM 1V8.111110).—We have just
erred by express the km rs from Vienna. which
,ifirm the account that the Neapolitans continue to
treat, and ate briskly pursued by the Austrians.

VIENNA, APRIL 19.
For some days past there is much talk of a new plot
favour of Napoleon. It is stated that above twenty
nous, among whom are several respectable citizens,
ore been arrested. This plot, it is said, extended as
AS Switzerland. From this circumstance, it is
presumed that it was a new plan to carry off young
Napoleon.
The second declaration which the Congress inten-
?d to issue against Bonaparte will not take place,
;..use they could not agtee upon the terms in which
was to be couched.

According to an arrangement that has been made,
• connection with France along the whole frontier
line shall not be stopped fur the present ; on the con-
troy, letters, newspapers, and even travellers in many
as-b, shall iseetioeruise pen nod repass. •
Prince Talityrand, in particular, is said to have
Tposed a general.stoi ping of the communication as
some had proposed, and represented that such a men.
would deprive numerous friends of the King it?
:ante sat Al support, and of the news which might
encourage and guide them in their undertakings. By
le-minion taken by the Great Powers at the Con.
'Tess, they will not :•eparate till a decisive resrlt is
rtaii.ed respecting the future constitution of Ger.
many.
Arum 21.—The passage of troops going to join
the army wi'l continue till the end of June. Austria
have 300,000 in the field. Prince Scliseartzen-
berg is expected to depart about the end of the mend'.
Tl:e departure of the Sovereigns is not yet tined; it is
imagined it will not be before the 15th of May.

BREDA, APRIL 30.
The Netherland army already in the field amounts
1 V. 7,000 men.

VERSAILLES, APRIL 27.
Among the reports in circulation at Paris is the
)llnw•inp : that all the most valuable effects in the
hui.leries have been packed up and sent off, and
Iso that many effects belonging to that Palace have
been privately sold.

HAGUE, APRIL 30.
.A 5 a part of the Russian troops, and these which
lweJen sends to defend the general cause of Europe,
sill come to the Netherlands by sea, the Magistrates
all the Ames along the coasts have received orders
tl receive the troops wherever they may land, and
to ano:1 them every assistance.
AUGSBURG, APRIL 42.

Th 2 acconms from Italy received to-day arc very
igrecahle. lurat's revolutionary proclamations have
lot been well received. The Neapolitans being con-
inced, a: :er being defeated thrice successively, that
tliey friends except at Bologna, have become
discouraged and desert ; so that the boasting Murat
and hisarniy, whose strength has been unreasonably
exaggerated, are grown a little cooler. As the-
.lu.trian army becomes every moment stronger, and
is plepa:itlg to attack the Neapolitans on duce sides,
11:4 cause or Murat is already considered as desperate.
BRUSSELS, APRIL
On the 2Sth the Duke of Wellington gave a mag-
r;ft4ent ball, at which all the dist.nguished person-
'ties .ow in this city were present : it is considered
,:s a kind of take leave compliment of the Duke.
It is still positively affirmed, that the grand army
1!!..1er the Duke of Wellington will comprise 80,000
iwssian and other German troops, 70,000 English
and Hanoverian, and at least 30,000 Netherland
troops. A park of heavy artillery is forming, with
w!tieh it is intended, when hostilities are begun, ins.
tnediately to attack one or more of the Deitch for-
'lesser.. All the.roatis in Brabant, Flanders, Hainault,
and Liege, arc covered with troops, ammunition, ar-
tillery, &c. The French are collecting all their
disposable force about Lille. The battalions ofNa-
tomal Guards are forming ipth extraordinary rigour,
hod a great many halt-pay officers are placed in them.
Bonaparte is expected at Lille at the beginning of
Mg. Within the last tour days, above threaliundrad
deserters have come to Mg froatiggi• Cdalch

and several Captains arrived at Ghent yesterday.
Sothe of them came direct from' Paris. A-French
General was arrested here yesterday, and after along
...esstnination, put into close confinement $ great.vigi-
lance is used in respect of persons who are considered
emissaries of Bonaparte ; several hav#been taken.