Star.
London, England, 1806-04-16 00:00:00

ITAL r.

Naptin, MAtCH t I.—Our Gazette contains the
following article :
Notwithflanding the imprifooment and banilb•
'went of feveral disturber. of public peace, and in fpite
of the gracious admonitions of his Imperial Highoeft
Prince joftph, yet as fome foolith preparations for
lboailities !till continue to be made, his Imperial
Highnefs has given authority to Martha' MaGena
to conflitute a Military Commißion wherever the
Marffial fhall think proper to ere.! it." The Edict
publifhed on the fabjed of the above diaurbances par-
ticulary enjoins :
That all Individuals who gall be aerated in the public ftreets
with arms In their band., thieves or affailins, fpks, and all per=
fens who are co:Meted of undertaking any thing againit the pub-
lie or the Ir.-corky of the army, with the intention of ba.e.
/Wog, or correfpooding with the enemy, Gall be judged by thek
military commilbons There gall be as many commillions a+ these
are disifions of the army. No appeal Oull be Coffered to any other
tribunal againft the dramas of theft commilLons, which buil be
put in execution within se hours. One of fuch military coming-
&es Chan lx eflabilihed in the City of Naples.
And further, in order to flop the career of the dif-
turbers of the public peace, a comrniffion of police,
attended by an adlive column of 7400 men, ter out
on the Bth inkant, and began to difarm and difmautle
Portici, Retina, and Ponticallo.
As Gaeta is the chief fupporter of the rebellion,
every thing is provided for a formal liege of that
place. The report of its capitulation was premature.
Hollile operations have commenced in the Cala-
brias. The following Official Bulletin has been pub.
lifhed :

" FRENCH ARMY OF THE KINGDOM OF NAPLES.
" Head QAtartcra at Naples, March 9, tBo6.
ACCOUNT OF Till RATTLE OF LAG° N140._

" Upon the 6th innanr, at two o'clock, P. M. the
advanced guard of the 3d divirion of the army, corn.
rnanded by General Regnier, arrived on the Banks
of the Silo. The enemy had burnt the bridges, and
endeavoured to oppole the paffage of the River, with
a numerous body of infantry, a 12-pounder, and a
howitzer. So quick and fo well concluded was the
attack, that the enemy *cold not avail themfelves of
their advantageous fituation. The light troops threw
themfelves upon the enemy's guns and forced their
defenders to tak: in flight ; and thus the enemy left
their whole artillery ellid ammunition waggons in the
lurch. Our trcops purfiieil the fl) ing encrny for two
miles, as far as Lago Nero, where the enemy had
made arrangements for evia,:ing a brave and refolute
r.ppotition. But our ttoopi., without making the lealt
halt, entered the place, in the face of a terrible fire of

# cannon and (mall arrn,. Here • great Lumber of pri-
- I •mzrs were made; among whom are one Coloncl, one
„ Major, and Several Oflic;:rs ut h:gli rank ; two Hands
i' P of colours, three cannons, fever al holies, and a very
great equipage bcl'.nging to riie Generals-Comm:An.
dart and the other Gtner xis, who took to flight ; a;AI
alfu the military chells cf levet al regiments are all in
h our pnlicflion. The enemy alSo lot their magazines,
containing bit-curt, brandy, and oilier provitions."
Five Neapolitan companies of art::lery are already
eflablithed, and Brib.,ditr Don Jof:ph lonteca is the
commandant.
From Palermo we learn, that the Miniller of War
• and of the Marine, General Fortegncrri, upon his
arrival in that city, requested and received permitrion
to ?align his filtration, on account or bad health.

Some rebels have been brought to Capua, in cur-
. to4y.
There is a French cnroette in our harbnnr for the
fervice (.1 the army. A i'i emh 11 xilla is 1611 expeCted
in addition.
Prir.ce Jofeph has gives) too ducats to each print, ,
to L: divided among their rerveigive poor. i