Star.
London, England, 1815-05-09 00:00:00

ILAN, Al'llll, 19.

The Ne.ipolitans are : etiring in great haste : they
have lost 9,000 men and 14 pieces of cannon in va-
rious combats which havelaken place.

PARMA, APRIL IS.
On the 12th of the month, Count Magzwly attired
in this city, and published what follows
" We, the Empress Maria Louisa, Archduchess of Austria,
Duchess of Parma. Placentia, and Cusseslle, making known to
all the subjects and inhabitants of our States of Parma, Placentia,
and Coastal'', that having taken into consideration the dream-
stances of the impossibility in which we find ourselves to repair
la person into our above•named States, we have entreated our'
beloved fa,her Emperor and King, to have them provisionally
governed in Isis name. We wish and enjoin our faithful subjects
of the said States to obey the orders and dispositions which his
Majesty ►hall deign to make known, for such is our pleasure.
" Given at our Palate of Schoeubrun, rear Vienna, March
31, lats."

Then (snows a Declaration from the Emperor
Francis, agreeing to and confirming the abovegnen-
tiutted arrangement.

BASLE. APRIL 46.

A column of 6000 Austrians debonched on the
15th of April from the mountain of St. Blake, by the
vallies of Munster and Stauffer, and arrived on the
16th at Salzbourg, in the Grand Duchy of Baden.
The line of this column e#te►ded on the 17th from
Mu'helm to Newbouigh, and its watch fires were seen
during the whole night in the plain along the right
bank of the Rhine. This column has been followed,
it is said, by two others of the same amount, which
keep the same road, and will concentrate upon
Lorrach.

The desertions to France are still frequent among
the Bavarian and Baden regiments. On the 13th a
whole company arrived, and their Captain at their
head. They entered Landau, and next day a Baden
Serjeant brought fifteen to Colmar. Polish Officers,
disguised as peasants, arrive from all parts.
MAY I.—An animated discussion has taken place
at the Diet. The Cantons of Berne, Soleure, and
Fribourg, were desirous to declare against France,
but Basle, and fourteen other Cantons, spoke with
firmness, and neutrality has been resolved upon..
Our inhabitants dAily see the progress made by the
French in constructing the redoubt between Basle
and Hiiii;neo, which they are now beginning to fill
with cannon. Five thousand workmen are employed
on it amid shouts of P Ern/strew !

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

NEXT SATURDAY ALL THE I.OITERY MUST BE
DRAWN—ONLY 5,000 TICKETS—Jso,coo PRIZE—
;MO uUINEAII IN GOLD.

TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1815.
PRICE OF wrOCK I HIS DAY AT TWEI.VE O'CLOCKt
Comiols t Si—for account 581—Boodt Its. Its. pre.
Reduced 514 57-4 per Ct. 711-5 per Ct. Navy tlqi
Exch. 11111 b St. to 41. pre.

Last night we received the Paris Papers of Friday,
bnt their contents are comparatively uninteresting.••••
BONAPART4 as we were prepared to expect, was still
at Pads, And the Parisians were informed that on the
following day the works were to commence for the
defence of the capital. Notices, as usual, are inserted
in the Paris Papers of the march of troops through
that city for the frontiers, and of the enrolment of
volunteers for the defence of the country, &c. and
particular notice is taken of a bust of CH*aces Fox
having been presented to --RoNAPARTS by the Hon.
Mrs. DAMER

This morning we have received Frankfort Papers
to the 3d and Brussels to the 7th inst.

Neither the German nor French Papers confirm the
accouat of t!...e capture of MURAT, published in the
Dusseltdorf Gazette ; but both agree in their state-
menu of the reverses he has experienced, and the
haste with which he is retreating before the Austrians.
In the battle of the 14th, at Farli, all his military
baggage was taken, and some thousands of priso.
ners. This may have given rise to the report of him.
sell having beenl taken prisoner. The French papers
admit his loss in the affairs he has had with the
Austrians to have been nine thousand men. All the
accounts in the German and Dutch Papers concur in
stating, that his loss by desertion is very great.
In an official article from Vienna, some expressions
contained in a Proclamation issued by the Prussian
Governor of the Duchy of Berg, are solemnly
dis-
claimed as having emanated from the Congress.—
The honest Prussian, in his zeal for the good cause,
had denounced vengeance not only against Bose.
ea RT Es but against all qv ho supported hint. The official
article in question disavows all intention of punishing
the latter, but repzats the determination of the Allies
to deprive BONAPARTE of all power in France.—The
following are extracts from the Dutch and German
Papas :