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ig VICTORY BY MURAT OVER BEAUHARNOIS.
" Official account fro* the Right Bank of dui Po,
March 8.
88 According to all the intelligence received from
the right bank of the Po, the General of Division
Grenier, had marched from Reggio, by Gustalla on
Borgoforte, in-order to pass to the left of that river,
and immediately effect hi. junction with the Viceroy.
This circOnstance determined the King; of Naples to
divide the attention of the Viceroy, by draw.o.g him
towards•himself. He took a position between Reggio
- and Rubiera, and caused the division of Severoli,
4000 strong, to. be attacked,-in order to drive him
back on Parma.
" The King, accordingly on the 6th, reinforced the
Austrian advanced guard, which was posted under
the command of General Count Stahremberg, near
itubler. by a regiment of infantry and a strong divi-
sion of Neapolitan cavalry, while he ordered Caros-
coa's division to advance from Modena on Reggio,
to sustain the advanced guard.
4' His Majesty ordered all these troops to defile in
columns on the great road from Rubiera to Rwio.
The attack commenced on the 6th between three and
four o'clock. It was directed by'his Majesty in per.
son, and executed with such prt.roptitude that the
enemy had not time to prepare for his defence. He
was pursued to Mason ; 600 of his rear-guard were
made prisoners, two battalions were dispersed, and
prisonersare every instant brought in.
" On the 7th, in the morning, the attack was
continued. The enemy, after having made an inef-
fectual resistance, and experienced a considerable loss
in killed and wounded, was repulsed under the walls
of Reggio, where he took a position. But a summons
on our part for the surrender of the town, and some
movements which threatened to cut off his retreat on,
Parma' and Gustalla, determined him to evacuate
the town durinse the day. He retired behind the
Enza towards Parma ; and on the Bth our advanced
• guard took a position on that river.
48 Though our loss was not considerable, we have
to regret several officers. The enemy's General Sc.
veroli, had his left leg struck by a shot, and an im-
mediate amputation was necessary. He remains
prisoner at Reggio.
88 According to the news from Leghorn of the 3d,
two English silnps of the line and a Neapolitan frigate
had on that day entered that port. The English
Admiral disembarked, and was received with en-
thusiasm."

AUSrIttAN BULLETIN ON THE SAME BATTLE.
" Advices from Field-Marshal Bellegarde, Com-
mander in Chief of the Army of Italy, state, that
his Majesty the King of Naples caused, on the 6th,
the brigade of Stahrcmberg, supported by the divi-
sion orCaroscoa, to advance against Reggio. The
aslvaaced guard fell in with the enemy between Ru-
biera and Reggio, attacked him, and drove him back
with the loss of 300 prisoners and several officxrs.—
On the 7th the King put himself at the head of the
a.ivaiiced gUard, and drove the enemy beyond Reg-
-00. The town was obstinately defended, but the
skilful dispositions which were adopted compelled
the enemy to evittuate it, and it was occupied in this
evening by the aliita troops. General Severoli, who
lost a leg in the Action, and 600 men, were made
prisoners.
‘. The advanced posti were pushed on the Bth to
the. Enna, while General Gober, .and a brigade of
Ambrosio's division, were ordered pn Bocco di Sotto
Gustalla, to take a reconnoissance on the latter
I,:dce, and also to the right sank of the King.
Field Marshal Cotmt de. Bellegarde is in full
-communication with the Neapolitan troops, by means
of the detached corps of Generals Nugent and Elthardt.
Tile Field Marshal, in order to be in a condition to:
- -Act with she, most perfect concert, to profit of the.
.motements which circumstances may occasion, and
co he able to prosecute ulterior operations with energy,
—lias.:left his advanCed guard on the Mincio, and ha 3
repioyed his main body betv.s.ei Villa Franca and
Verona.

PAINCESS CHARLOTTE.—The solemnization of the
royal nuptials between our lovely and accomplished
Princes CIIARLOTTE OF WALES, and the Hereditary
PRINCE OF ORANGE, is to take place in the course of
the next month, .rd for which preparations of the
most splendid nature are now making.
Yeste. day the Royal Family and others received
letters from the Duke of CANBAIDGE, at Hanovet,
Which left his Royal Highness in good health. He
was sending off all the military force be could collect
t the assistance of the Allies.

Monday the workmen began, under the orders and
directions of the LORD CHAMBERLAIN, to repair, orna-
ment, and new furnish the State Rooms of the Palace,
which are to be completed. The tapestry is to be
cleaned. The looking-glasses are taken away to be
new gilt, &c. as, are also the silver chandeliers. A
new Throne is to be erected in the Grand Council
Chamber.

It is a singular circumstance• that Vincennes, the
scene of the murder of the Duke D'EnomEN, should
be the scene of the battle that destroyed the power
Of BON APA RTE. Where. WET! the assAssi as CA ULi N-
COURT and Maw, on this occasion ?

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.. The advanced posts were pushed on the Bth to on un ay, being Easter Sunday.
the. Enia, while General Gober, .and a brigade of titles and estates by the Revolutionary Banditti above ,
Ambrosio's division, were ordered pn Bocco di Sotto alluded to. Monday the workmen began, under the orders
Petition ' a...l Gustalla, to take a reconnoissance on the latter —..—. - directions of the LORD CHAMBERLAIN, to repair, o
ithwark, • I,:dce, and aiSo to the right flank of the King. PRINCESS CHAR LOTTL—The solemnization of the ment, and new furnish the State Rooms of the sal
which are to be completed. The tapestry is tc
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cleaned. The looking-glasses are taken away t
''' Field Marshal Count de. Bellegarde is in full royal nuptials between our lovely and accomplished
i be laid new gilt. &c. as are also the silver chandeliers.
-communication with the Neapolitan troops, by means Princes CHARLOTTE OF WALES, and the Hereditary,
of Ships of the detached corps of Generals Nugent and Ekhardt. PRINCE OF ORANGE, is to take place in the course of new Throne is to be erected in the Grand Cot
Tile Field Marshal, in order to be in a condition to. the next month, and for which preparations of the of Lon-Chamber.
: period r • - -act with the, most perfect concert, to• profit of the. most splendid nature are now making.
rid Ton,
.morenielits which circumstances may occasion, and Yeste..day the Royal Family and others received
It is a singular circumstance- that Vincennes,
!ssels, in :.o he able to prosecute ulterior operations with energy, letters from the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, at Hanover, scene of the murder of the Duke D'ENGHIEN, ill
—has-left his advanced ginard on the Mincio, and ha 3 which left his Royal Highness in good health. He be the scene of the battle that destroyed the in
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vpioyed his main body betv. ten Villa Franca and i was sending off all theinditary force be could collect of BONAPARTE.
•WhETE.WEEIS the assassins CAL
Verona. 1 tj the assistance of the Allies. COURT and Humg, on this occasion ?
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