Star.
London, England, 1815-05-08 00:00:00

VIENNA, APRIL S.

FielJ.Mars'ial Crunt Niepperg's division having
a: rived yoterday at Carpi, to reinforce Field Marshal
L'cc:,3•,ot Bianchi, the troops proceeded to-day
) 1.1 pursuit of the enemy; the ducal battalion
s‘l.l_ li.t‘e the honour of taking part in the futuretpe.
raii,lns of the war.

e CNr:ct from day to day to see the Declaration
Jgainst France appear ; it is known to be ready.
T.th yrancl diew it up ; he thought it for the :merest
et t!.e 11.,uthons ; but the Spanish Ambassador was
rt A diti:r.:l:t opinion, and refused to sign it. In this
dalar.nioa iiti,arte is pointed out as the only object
of tl:e w..r, and Lis removal limn the Government of
.t. the only me ins of maintaining the Treaty
1.165. It is pretended that this Declaration will
!, • tAlli,ifed till all the troops have reached the
.. France.

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S : our last Frankfort Papers to the Ist, and
Br is,-;s Gazettes to the sth, have been received.-
7.•:y are principally occupied with accounts of the
tn;:tch:ng ut bmall parties of troops, all bending their
stiy to the army on the French frontier. The ac-
courrs !tom Italy in these Journals are satisfactory.
It is confirmed that thu Anglo-Sicilian army has
11::ded and advanced against MURAT. They are said
eve.) tt. have occupied Naples —ln consequence, the
followed by the Austrians, are retreat.
tr•in tae districts which they lately entered. This
11 a concentrating movement." In fact,
r 'he knowledge which the Allies had of Moser':
tLey were, contrary to his calculat'-on, in
t,:p•ctatiou of his treacherous attack, and, as now
r, pared to frustrate it. His army has
a:tv :dy bi.‘n much 'educed by defeats and by num'.

to the extracts given above, we subjoin
rs frona Papers of a bur date, received this
which are equally interesting

VIENNA, APRIL 24.
(FROM TUE COURT GAZETTE.)
T:11; Comm:uider•ui•Chier of the Army of Italy
tk::;es tuakr date Of ihe 18th, as follows :

" enemy had retreated on all sides towards
gna, and Legan to inttify his position behind the
T!.;s excited a hope that he had resolved to
a bal:ie .1;:11, for which the Com-
T-il7 Chief had noad.f all necessary preparations ;
rv. fir.t att:ropt Hch he caused Lieutenant-
irshal Bianchi to make, to cross the Panaro,
to the 11:%, the enemy abandoned the bank in the
I, et of t:,e 14,th, and on the 16th evacuated Do-
l..); .a. The 1.4 utevant Field Marshal advanced on
!•:e Mode:ta to Samogia, and on the Itth

S•it'axer Avanced along the foot of the
Ari;et.ittcs ca the coy zny's rig'a flank ; and General
"kiii.an;ni fit ra over Cento, on his lift flank.
trit skirmishes with the rear of the enemy
wi.ere ,rcut red, in which the enemy log many
r:isriers [rota the precipitancy of his retreat.
" The most cr,nsi2erable action took place near
Ca,tel-Frmco. The enemy's rear retreated, on the
!'.Ol, as fir Rs Imola. On the way thither Colonel
r:taienda hal the good fortune, by a sudden attack of
the cavil: y, to take many prisoners, and to cause the
e.,t-nly a considerabh! loss in killed and wounded.

" The column which operated against General
"hunt h likewise retreated with precipitation. and
t!.tt Gt net al entered Florence on the 15th, mitt the
attic:mations of the inhabitants."
VIENNA, APRIL 24.
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11:e demoralisation in the Neapolitan army in-
tr.,4,es daily. The Generals endeavour by all pos-

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Bile le means to moorage the troops, but they eau
no where be brought to stand, and loudly declare
that they have been deceived its the most terrible
manner ; that when they advanced out of the Marches
they were persuaded they were to act in unison with
the Austrians against the enterprises of Bonaparte
and his adherents in France. Murat himself is af-
firmed to have said to his confidante, while at Mo-
dena, that he found himself greatly deceived in his
expectations that he had reckoned upon only a slight
opposition from the Austrians, and had found great
forces united against him, that he had expected
powerful support from the Italians, and had not found
on his whole march a single man who had declared in
favour of his cause.