Star.
London, England, 1815-04-22 00:00:00

FLANDERS MAIL.

VIENNA, APRIL 6.
Marshal Berthier is just arrived here. Concerning
the real state of the Congress, a more profound silence
than ever has prevailed for some days ; there are not
cat% ilt:y reports in circulation. We in vain look for
the reasups of this enigmatical state of things. 'file
appearance of Napoleon has certainly some influence,
but peace will not be disturbed by it ; it is merely an
executi,nai y war, (that is, a war to enforce a judicial
sentence) merely some territorial pointad niay be
chsanzco ; the peace itself remains as concluded.
The troops of the Allifs, which are marching
againu France, will be on the Ithifie about the end of
April, and immediately begin their operations:
The army of Prince Schsvartienberg will consist
offniz corps and a reserve. The two first corps, each
consisting f 45.000 Austrian troops, ate commanded
by General Printe Hohenzollern and Count Collo.
redo; the third by Prince Wrede; and the fourth by
the Prince Royal of Wirtemburg. The reserve, con-
sisting 0160.000 chosen Aosirian troops, will be under
the Archduke Maximilian, who is just arrived from
Italy. The army commanded by General Frimont,
in Italy, opposed to the Neapolitans, i s daily becoming
stronger. Hostilities are expected to take place soon.
By the middle of this month, Russia will have
200,000 hien in the first line, 200,000 on the Elbe,
and 100,000 in Poland. It is not the intention of the
Allies to make war with France, or to dictate laws
to her. She called for Louis XVIII. it is for her to
support him : they will make war only upon Napo-
leon, and will not lay down their arms till he is inca-
pacitated from doing farther mischief. France may
gamier, whether after having so shamefullt aban-
doned her lawful Sovereign, who studied her happi-
ntss, she will expose herself to the miseries which
,
ensue
to her, if she continues to support a tyrant
and an usurper
Ann. B.—The Archduke Charles sets out for
Mentz to-morrow. The Crown Prince of Wurtem.
burgh left us last night ; it is supposed he will cross
the Rhine immediately on his arrival, with the Wur-
temburgh and Baden troops. The King of Naples
has throwa off the mask, mid blood ha: flowed.
ANOTHER I.ETTER, MME DATE.
His Majesty the King of Bavaria left this city yes-
terday, to return to his dominions.
11,e news brought here on Monday, by the Arch-
c.tike Maximilian of Este, from Modena, of the ad-
-iarice of the King of Naples into the Roman terii-
"9, causes much speculation among the public.—
fin army, it seems, consists of WOO men, with
vieci: he is advancing, in five cultimns, to middle
Italy. It appears that the mission of Captain Hud-
cl;.ika really related to the resolution of the Congress,
welch requirdd that King Joachim should give by

Naples, wherenp6n ate King, taking adirantagh of
the present state of things, resolved to make a (Hier.
sion in favour of Bonaparte. He, however, previ.
ously announced to the Austrian Ambassador, that
if the Congress would definitively recognise him; and
wiar.intve i is d minions t.) him, he would Place
30,000 men at the disposal of Austria.
While all this was passing in Italy, there was con-
clucled last week, with the Neapolitan Ministers here,
Princes Campochiaro and Cariati ( who declared
tliey had extensive powers to maki a definitive treaty)
a new treaty ot alliance, to which, besides Austria,
almost all. the European Powers acceded. With this
Treaty it was, that Count Neipperg went express
last Saturday to Ancana. It will now be soon seen
whether King Joachim will stop his march.
Very strict measures are taken towards all strangers
-patticularly French; no Frenchman is allowed to
leave the city ; and it is almost impossible for any

etsl, comers to fix themselves here-4 very necessary
precaution, as it is clear that Bonaparte had nume-
rous emissaries here 'doting the Congress; and no
German can forget the evils which French emigrants
have brought upon Get many by espionage and
treachery.
The King of Wurtemberg Las surpassed all ex-
pectation by his energetic measures in collecting his
army.
Last night the Princess Borghese (Fanline) passed
through the suburbs of Vienna, with Tier mother, and
Mr. and Madame B tcciochi (Elise), going to the
fortress of Mungatsch, on the frontiers of Hungary.
They had a numerous suite with eight carriages, and
were not allowed to pass the night except in places
where there was a good garrison. Among their suite
is Marquis Lucchisini (the father). General Lapi,
and all the rest of lionapute's people who were found
at Porto Ferrajo, are also cnstveyed to Hungary.
A courier of Napoleon's, coming from Paris, who
had got to BarkersdorfF, one stage trom Vienna, has
been stopt there, and forced to go back with his dis-
patches.
The Boundary Treaty between Bavaria and Aus-
tria is signed. Imediately after the Bavarian troops
received orders to proceed by forced marches to the
Rhine.