Star.
London, England, 1815-04-28 00:00:00

PLACENTIA, APRIL 14.

Four Piedmontese regiments form the garrison of
our city. The Neapolitan troops have their head-
quarters at Saint Lazare, one mile from the city. All
the gates are shut except that of Trebbia. The King
of Naples arrived to-day at Saint Lazare and has
summoned the place.
The greatest fermentation reigns among the Sar-
dinian troops.
The Neapolitans may enter when they please.-..
Their army, which is estimated at 123,000 men, is
daily augmenting.
We are assured that a column of 2.5,000 men
passed the Po yesterday at Casal Maggiore, and is
marching upon Cremona, while General Campana
keeps the Austrians in check upon the left of the Po
and the Mincio.

It appears that the Neapolitans are marching upon
the Appenines, and upon Geno 4 and Alexandria.

At this moment, it is said that the Neapolitans are
masters of St. George, the Castle of St. John, and
are marching upon Stradala.

Just as this Paper was going to press we received
some additional German and Dutch Papers; but we
must be brief in our notice of their contents:

The Archduke CHARLES, in an Order of the Day,
dated Mentz, 19th April, announces, that he has
been appointed Governor of that impertant fortress.
By order of the Duke of•WELLuiGroN a bridge
has been thrown over the Ruppel to facilitate the
passage of the German troops which are marching f $l.
Brussels. The head•gnarters of his Lordship arc
expected to be fixed at Ath. AU the fortresses on
the frontier are being put into the best state. Before
Tet:rnay 6000 labourers are at work raising entrench-
ments, 5000 before Mons, 3000 before Charleroi,
and 3000 before Ypres. A conference is about to
take place between his Lordship and Marshal BLU-
CHER, to arrange military operations.
Hungary is to furnish 42,000 men, 12,000 horses,
and a large quantity of stores, &c. for the approaching
conflict.

The Officers who are to superintend t!!e Telegraphs,
attended at the Admiralty yesterhy, for the purpose
of receiving their appointments from the Board, ..nd
orders to repair to their respective stAticns.
The Impress Establishment has been re-appointed
at Gravesend, and many useful hands have begin
picked up.
A detachment of the 6th dragoons is waiting at
Gravesend and Northfleet for embarkation.

The lst battalion of the 95thregiment, commanded
by Colonel Sir A. BARNARD, K.C.B. embarked on
board of passage vessels, and sailed on .Wesnesday
night for Osteld.
The Hercules, RAE, from Bristol, was captured
on the 34th of February by the United States letter
of marque -, Captain Hollins, of 10 guns and
70 men, and sent for America.

PARLIAMENTARY PAPBILS.--By accounts laid before
the House of Commons, it appears that the total
net revenue for the year ending on the .sth of Api i I
current, amounts to 465,896,470 ; being £2,964,503
above the revenue for the year ending the sth April,
1814. The unfunded debt in Exchequer Bills out-
standing on the sth of January last was £57,941,700.
The extraordinary expences of the army, incurred
and paid from the 25th of December, 1814, to the
31st of March, 1815, make a total of 41,783,291 7d.
An estimate, printed by order of the House of
Commons, states the gross assessment of the Pro-
perty-Tax, for the year ending the sth of April,
1814, at 415,795,691 10s. 8.1. ; net assessment;
411,502,398 4s. 4td.
Wednesday evening, Mr. Dawson, foreman to
Messrs. l'untifex and Co. coppersmiths, in Shoe-Line,
by some accident tell into the vat of hot mehed
metal, from whence he was taken out immediately,
but was so dreadfully burnt as to be carried to St.
Bartholomew's Elospital, where he lingered till yester-
day morning, and expired in excruciating torture.
The Freeman's Jounial, received yesterday, con-
tains a detailed account of the shocking accident that
happened at the front of the Royal Exchange, Dub-
lin, on Saturday, during the whipping of the sweep,
lately convicted of cruelty to his apprentice. Seven
personcivere killed, and about 20 severely wounded,
including six of the police, and a great many slightly.
They are all of the lower classes. The prisoner re-
ceived 421 lashes.

CORN EXCIIANCI4 APRIL 28.—Our Market conti-
nues thinly supplied with tiny Wheat, which descrip-
tion is from Is. to 2s. per quarter dtarer than on
Mon.lay,.' but there is no amendment in the price of
aie inferior qualities. Barley is ready sale at an ad-
vance of Is. per quarter. Oats are 2s. per quarter
higher than on Monday. In other articles there is
little or no alteration.