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London, England, 1815-04-24 00:00:00

MAIL.

MILAN, APRIL 9.
This article begins with the Proclamation of Gene•
ral Bellegaidc, inserted in the M.niteur of the 20th.
Tben follows:

OFFICIAL NEWS FROMrALY. THR AUSTRIAN ARMY
IN I

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4 4 Field-Marshal Lieutenant Bianchi having taken
the command of a part of the corps which occupied
the Legations, executed with the glearest order, in
the face of the Neapolitan army, the retreat which
had been prescribed him. Finding himstil upon the
Eutaw, in an advantageous position, though his
forces consisted of only tour battalions, four squa-
drons, and one battery, he thought it becoming the
honour of our arms not to continue his retreat with-
out fighting. On the 4.:11, thetetore, he suspended
his march, opposed the enemy on the great road to
Modena, and rerilsed A Neapolitan column
filed oft on his right on the side of Spilunberto, and
took him in fl loft ; but it not succeed in this mt-
nceuvre, for it was repulsed, avid forced to retire.—
The main body of the Netip:ilitan army having come
up, the Feld Marshal continued his retreat upon
Carpi, where he arrived on the 5,11. We have not
yet any details of tins action, and it is therefore im-
posihle to determine our loss, which the Field-Mar-
shal represents as trifling. That of the enemy in
killed and wounded was considerable : we took, be-
sides, 100 prisoners; and the Neapolitan General
Filangieri was left mortally wounded on the field of
battle.
- 44 Baron Frimont has published the following
Order of the Day :

" Head•quartera at Piadena, April 6.
66 The King of Naples has violated our territory
with an armed force, and commenced hostilities with-
out any previous declaration of war. At the same
time that I announce to the army this unworthy con-1
duct, wholly contrary to the law of nations, I com-
municate to it also the first successes of the war which
has begun.—[Here faliows the above Bulletin].—
The troops, in ho have ever maintained the honour of
our arms, will regard this first success as the harbinger
of more important and more decisive victories.
46 The General of Cavalry, Commander-in-Chief
of the Italian army, 66 FIUMONT."

ITALY, APRIL &
By the last accounts from Vienna, his Imperial
Highness Archduke Ferdinand of lisle will have a
cpmmand in Italy. In a few days we shall have
along
_the Po strong columns of troops-from Austria
and Hungary.
The Prince of Peace arrived at Venice on the 3d.
FRANKFURT', APRIL 16.
The Archduke Charles is expected here tomorrow.
They write from Manheim, that Prince Wrede will
fix his head-quarters there on the 19th.
An Austrian Courier from Vienna brings the ac-
count, that news had been received there of two
bloody actions in Italy. The Austrians have re-
pulsed the Neapolitans, taken from them 300 pri-
soners, and four pieces of cannon, and killed one
General and many Officers.
VIENNA, APRIL 10.

The head-quarters of Prince Schwartzenberg
broke up on the Bth, and will be at Ratisbon on the
the ta+th. The Prince is expected to leave this city

on the 20th.
Prince Charles sets out on the 12th for MAntz.—
The bead-quarters of the Austrian army, as well as
the Bureaux, go the stale tray to Ulm. it is sup-
posed that Baron Stein will have an important situa-
tion in the administration cf the armies. The Arch-
duke Jel►n will shortly go to Italy, where he will
visit the fortresses.
Fresh r‘. invents arrive daily from Moravia and
Gallicia.—They have all more than their full com-
plement. Ministers a( credited to Louis XVII I. have re.
ceived orders eu repair to tlteir post. Baron Vincent
wil► repair to Belgium immediately. The Duke of
Saxe Weimar has taken the title of Grand Duke.

ZURICH, APRIL S.
The Diet has decreed the formation of an Army
of Reserve of 30,000 men.
BRUSSELS, APRIL 20.
Prince Charles Beroard, 01 Saxe-Weimar, is ar-
rived here. This Prince, who distinguished himself
in the last w.tr, set out this nrlning for Namur, where
the liasim tropps are. ,
1;0v:de letters from Pali; say, that Mr. Flalimit,
who Lad been sent to Vienna on a missiou, rt.turned