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London, England, 1815-04-19 00:00:00

BRUSSELS AND FRANKFORT PAPERS.

VIENNA, APRIL 1.
The Archduchess Maria-Louisa has indeed changed
her liveries, but they still are green and blue, which
ire the colours of Parma. It was, therefore, a mis-
t.ike when she was stated to have taken the livery of

the Archdukes; she drove out that day in a carriage
f the Archduke's, to escape the curiosity of the
7teple. For some time past she has appeared in high
,pirits, and visits all the public promenades. A very
trict guard is kept at Schoenbrunn, and nobody is
towed to go in or out without giving an accuunt of
4.imself. The King of Saxony is to come here on the
:ah, and will reside in the Imperial Palace.
APRIL s.—The Neapolitan army has not passed
1-rough Rome, but has made a circuit about the
Thy% It is not estimated at more than 50,000 men.
Every where on its route it posts up Proclamations,
nviting the inhabitants to concur towards the insie-
ridence of Italy.
A Russian army of 50,000 men will, it is said,
March from Prague to Italy.
The Archduchess Maria Louisa has returned no
uswer to Napoleon's Letter to her, announcing his
arrival in France

There is a talk of leaving Saintly under its present
Government during the whole of the war. Twenty
housand of our troops have already passed the Iron-
..lers Bavaria ; another column follows immediately
If ter them.

FRANKFORT, APRIL 7.

This city has decreed an extraordinary levy of
1000 men, and a subscription has been opened for
heir equipment ; the sum subscribed soon exceeded
&:;e amount that is requisite.
APiiiL 11.—Yesterday his Excellency Prince
s.7.tliscl:lcen, High Chamberlain to his 'lsliijesty the
:;inpour of Itu,sia, arrived here with his suite.
A public Print states, that by the new Treaty ef
Alliance. EnglAnd gives £5,000,000 sterling in ,ab-
idies, besides us contingent of 150,009 men. The
ivAlry of the combned armies, (which will amount
nearly one million of men), is estimated at 200,000,
lid the artillery at 4000 pieces of cannon.
A great many Members of the Saxon States, and
Deputies from all the Circles, have arrived at Vienna,
o remonstrate against the partition of the country.
I'he King will consult with them on the best measures
'hat he can take at this moment for the good of
;Amy. C. unt Neipperg is gone to Naples. It is
ffirmed that the King of Naples has required of the
lilies a definitive declaration respesting the future
de of the kingdom of It +ly.
BERLIN, MARCH 4s.
According to more particular accounts the tumult
Dresden was more serious than we at first believed
:re. In all great cities there is a licentious populace.
' tally persons of this description, on the news of Na-
Aeon's landing in France, indulged themselves in
decorous behaviour and insult to the Prussian na.
yial troops, which the Prussian Commandants Ge.
ral Von Dobschnts, judged it proper to check, by
;circus measures. Since then several of our regi.
.nts have been ordered to Dresden.
COLOGNE, APRIL IL

The march of troops through our city will tom•
trace immediately. Between the 15th instant and
= 7th of May a great many Prussian battalions will
ss through, making but a short stay here : tile)
'I Proceed without delay to the frontiers of France
ussia is to have 350,000 men on foot, terrain,
Cn cf,rp,, tour of which will immediately take di
and the others will form the reserve.
ILEIPZIC, APRIL 3.
the speedy arrival of a corps of the army of Sib:.
is announced here ; it will be followed by a Rus
corps under Field Marshal Barclay de Tully.

tie•colunans of French prisoners returning iton
isia have retrograded ; one arrived here WM
sicce, which has been sent towards Dresden.