Star.
London, England, 1815-05-06 00:00:00

COURIER EXTRAORDINARY OF TUESDAY MOANING.

The Ist corps d'armee which has its head-quarters
at Lille, is commanded' by Count d'Erlon ; the 2d
at V.denciennes, by General Reille ; the 3d at Me-
zieres, by General Vandamme ; the 4th at Mctz and

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Thtonville, by General Gerard ; the Zith, which is at
Strasburgh, by General Rapp ; the 6th, which is at
Loon, by Count Lobau ; the 7th at Grenoble and
Chambery, by Marshal Grouchy ; the Bth at Bour-
deaux, is tinder General Chterwl ; the 9th at Toulon,
is commanded by Marshal Brune ; and the 10th is
assembled at Perpignan, but the General is not yet
named.

W are as•..i-t.d that the head-quarters of the Em-
peror will be established at Conde.
M.ushal Mortier bas left Paris to fulfil an =tram-.
dinar), mission with which he Iva been charges: by
the Emperor.—French Funds, Ist May-56.
MILAN. APRIL 18. _ _

A new report from General Nugent, dated from
Poggio on the I.sth, announces that the enemy
(Murat) has abandoned Florence, and directed his
retreat by the route of Arezzo. A column of 4000
Neapolitans, which arrived at Monte-Rosi, and was
marching upon Tw,any, has also changed its direc-
tion, and taken the route of Ancona.
Public opinion varies as to the causes of a retreat
which neither seems to have been occasioned by
superior fortes nor disastrous battles.
It is said that the declaration of war by the Eng-
lish has singttlarly influenced the' resolutions of King
Joachim, and that he has an nounced to the Italian
pimple that the treachery of the English has forced
him to approach his States. It is also said that a
cornier has arrived from Palermo, who says that he
saw the troops embark who were intended to land on
the Neapolitan territory. We are also informed that
King. Joachim has been grievously wounded in an
engagement.

BASLE!, APRIL t

Prince , Cinino is still at Versoix. He has de-
manded passports to take him to Lucern to the P4e's
Nuncio. The Swiss Diet has been consulted.
The Swiss troops which have returned from Prance
have orders to proceed to Soleure, where they will
b: informed of their future destination.

This morning we received a lctter from a Cortes-
ponJent at Brussels, dated the Ist instant. The
writer states, that he gosined Ostend for Brussels.
and was ten hours going 30 miles, in consequence of
the great scarcity of horses ; none cpuld be procured,
and he was at length obliged to go by water. On
his -arrival at Brussels all WAS bustle among the
troops, marching and counter-marching to take up
their various destinations, preparatory to receiving
their final orders."

The PRINCE REOENT had a splendid party at Carl-
ton House last night, to meet the QUEEN and PRIN•
CESSES, who did not depart till a late hour.
Yesterday, in the afternoon, the Earl of HARS•
woon entertained her MAJESTY, his Royal Highness
the PRINCE REGENT, the Princess EL:exams, and a
large party of the Nobility and Gentry, with a mag-
nificent breakfast, at Harewood HORS!, Hanover-
square.
The Earl of MALAISSURT gave a grand dinner yes-
terday at Richmond House, Privy-gardens.
The Marquis of Barn gave a grand dinner yester-
day at his house in GrOITINIOT.RURTI6
Earl SPattczn, we are concerned to state, is con-
fined with a severe fit of the gouts at his house, in
St. James's Place.
The Roma Catholic Petition from the county of
Wexford is to-be presented to the Lords by his Royal
Highness the Doke of Sussu, and to the Commons
by Rosy= SHAPLAND CaJANN, Esq.