Star.
London, England, 1815-05-30 00:00:00

FREI•'CH PAPER&

ROUEN, MAY ft.

The departure of the battalions of Havre aria
Yvetot has been retarded by the efforts of malevn
lence ; but their intriguei are prevented, their trick!
are discovered, and since the principal agents havr
been arrested and delivered up to the Tiibunals,
tranquillity has been completely re•establislied, an:,
the people recovering Irons & temporary delusion,
have been the first to demand the pUnishment of those
who contributed to deceive them. •
FLORENCE, MAY to.
The following official news has been published here:
" After the combat of Scapersano, and the cflattre
of Sinigaglia, the advanced guard of General Neip.
perg advanced to the river Esino, Wide a colurnr
under the orders of Major S icher pursued the rt.,tr,
guard of the division Lecchi, towards Jesi and fist
Torre de Jesi. Fiom intercepted letters it would sr
pear that King Joachim intended to give battle a.
t.e river Esinn. which he seemed desirous of rt,eti
fyiog with that iriesir. The advanced guard, node;
the orders of General Geppert, prevented by ropic
Olovelisedt the execution of this project. Tie cltvi
sion Carascosa was • compelled to- retire undyr ti.l
,caanon.of Ancona. Abe enemy's General, Monte
maggiore„ threw himself with some thousand mei
into that fortress, which is at this moment blo:kaded
During this time the division of General Neippere
formed its junction with that of the General iu Chic'
Baron Bianchi, after a painful and rapia sitarch acres
'the mountains of Jest, Filottranoi and Cingoli. Th,
enemy's rear-guard was come up with at Filotirano
,by General Socher, and repulsed towards Macerat4.l
Later reports communicated by General Nugent
and dated Rome, the &b and 6th of May, annotate,
thatabe capture of the fortress of Aquila plated ii
the power of the Austrians ten pieces of cai:n.n
daily thousand centridesh stud much artillery an
munition'.

SATRACT F2Olll A DISPATCH ADDICIASED SY Mow
TOTUD AUSTRIAN HIDtSTER Al' PLORkNCE.

. .
“ The result‘ of the battle fought near Tolentitn
are more important than was atipposed. till
morning of the 4th, an Austrian column was orda re,..
to advance into the valley of Cliiintoi while anodic
detachment under the orders of Marshal Bianchi 4
person marched upon Macerata.
" A brigade of the enemy, commanded by Qen
Montemaggsrue, and destined to cover the retreat o
the Neapolitan aripy, was overtaken by an Austria;
column, on the bridge leading from Macerata tt,
Fenno, and completely beaten. - It was saved solely
by a movement it made in the direction of Civita.
Nuova. The detachment. of General Bianchi took ite
baggage and a part of King Joachim's equipage.
“ The enemy's army is in full retreat on Pescara
The artillery will be ernhapked at Fersio."
The following passages are extracted from an ar
tkle in the Gazette de Frew, of the '23d instant :
It we recapitulate the forces of the Allies, we sitar
find, in folloWing the most reasonable details, that
Russia has organtsecrand put in march 110,000 men ;
that 70,000 English, Dutch, Hessimis, and 1-lani,ve•
flans, maintain a Menacing attitude upon the Scheldt,
the Lys, and the Sambre; that Bavaria has moves
24,000 met) ; that Austria, alter having laundatec.
Italy with 100,000 Germans, has directed 80,000
the Rhine ; and that Wurtehurg, Baden, Besse
Darmstadt, and Piedmont, funnel iron;: 30 to 36,t,t);.
men. All these forces are not yet up, and it appear..
that they will not act until they arg All united upLi
the line of nperatinns.

THE: EVSNIMir

Lo.NDuN.

TUESDAY. MAY 30, ISIS.

This morning we received Brussels Papers of Of
27th, and Frankton of the 25,1 of May. Ou:
iteaders will see trout their•contents, which we su'o•
join, that the /lilted armies are in full /notion for 1:-.e
anent t

BRUSSELS. MAY 26.

The allied forces on the Upper Rhine are already
very respectable ; the Bavarians have 52,000 meat
Wurtemburg 20,000, gadift 12,000, **se 8000.
The first column of the Russian army began to
pass through Nuremberg on the 19. h; one hunched
thousand men will pus through that plum.
GHENT, MAY 24.
The son-of the Prince de Poix arrived here rite'
day from Pads, to attend on his Majesty Louis
XVIII. This Nobleman reports that Bonaparte
was preparing to repair to the arty towards the end
of this month ; that it was the general opinion that
:h6stilities would begin than ; and that it WU. s expected
that before the Allies' entered' rrahce they mall
„publish a* energetic proclarnattlin.
His Royal Highnosa Prince rrederick of Orange
has just removed his head-quarters from Solt, g!'t
to eudisarde. The first English troops horn A..
rica, consisting of two regimenii of (oot, landed
Ostend on the 2sd. - • •

Ga4o4, MAY 14.
ll* expedition, which was to sa.:
from ,hlessina about this time, is composed of ti
English troops, 14,000 Sicilians, and a legion
brave. Calabrians, whose attachment to their
Sovereign hits never Abated a single..moment. r '
King is at the head of this aunty, which burns ‘s,i.
impatisTce to cornbAt Murat And his satellites.

A squadron, consisting of soul.: shies ot the lit',
frigates, and light vessels, will protect the operA.i.''
and the landing.
Freldent communications have already wkeil
with the in4ahitants at the Neapolitan coast, Wlitt
all ieady to declare for the good cause as soon AS liit
4r m y arrives.

1: is considered 41 certain that the rector
Ferdinand to the Toroue of islaplis will Lill

before the Ist at June.

VIENNA, MAT 14
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