Star.
London, England, 1815-04-26 00:00:00

BRUSSELS AND FRANKFORT PAPERS.

NUREMBERG, APRIL 15.

A courier passed through this town yesterday on
his way from Vietina'to Berlin ; he said he was the
beater of ditpAtclies containing the nev►s that there
has been a sharp action near Bologna between the
Austrian And Neapolitan troops, which ended to the
disadvatage of the latter. The city of Bologna bad
considerably suffered on this occasion.

FRANKFORT, APRIL 17.

His Imperial Highness the Arch-Duke Charles
arrived here this afternoon. He visited the Theatre,
where he was received with an enthusiasm which it
would be difficult to describe.
LIEGE, APRIL 19.

Field Marshal Blucher is just arrived here. All the
honours due to his rank have been paid him.

GHENT, APRIL 10.

We learn that besides many soldiers of different de-
scriptions, 150 cuirassiers have left the standard of
Bonaparte, and are arrived at Ypres.

MILAN, APRIL 11.

The Neapolitans are said to have taken possession
of Parma. Lord Bentiuck was on the Bth at Milan,
whither all the military effects are conveyed.

RA TISBON, APIA. 14.

Yesterday arrived here the first division of the
Austrian corps under Prince Colloredo, which is to
pass through this Circle. These troops continued their
march this morning to their farther destination.

BAYREUTH, APRIL 14.

The first column of the Russian army of 50,000
men, which is marching through Bohemia in eight
columns, will arrive at Waidmunchen on the 23d of

COPENHAGEN, APRIL Is.

A courier from BonAparte has brought dispatches
to the Marquis de Monnay, the Ambassador of Louis
XVIIL who has refused to take them. The courier
has been forced to return, though he wanted to go
to Sweden, the Marquis de Monnay having taken
upon him to send to Stockholm, by the post, the dis-
patches which he had for the King's agent there.
The exportation of arms to France is prohibited at
Hembergh, under very severe penalties.

THE EVENiNG STATE •

LO N DON.
WP.DItINSDAY, APRIL 26, 1814.

PIACI OE STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWRIVE O'CLOCK:
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'rlie substage of the 'treaty of Vienna of the 25th
of Mach was yesterday laid before Parliament, a
copy of which Will be wen in the next page.

Last night no leo:Lived Vienna Papers to the 16th,
and Brussels and Frankfort Papers to the 513 d instant.
The Vienna Court Gazette of the Ifith contains a
Prochimation by the Emperor of Auszabt, uniting
to his dominions the different Italian States con-
firmed to him by the Congress, and erecting these
Provitices into a Kingdom by the title of tke King-
dom of Lombardy and Venice. The Iron Crown
and the Order of that title are to be retained, and the
Kingdom is to be governed by a Viceroy.

AU the Archdukes of the House of AUSTRIA. are
once more called into the field respectively as the
Commanders of Armies. The Archduke CHABLIS
will command the North German army, on the side
of Strasburg and Frankfort ; the Archduke JOHN
will join the South German division, on the side of
Lyons and Italy ; the Atchduke ANTHONY has a
command in the Tyrol.
But, respecting the military movements on the
North of France, our own private letters furnish
more ample information than any thing that can be
found in the printed Journals. We have condensed
into a regular detail the particulars received from
Officers attached to the Anglo. Hanoverian Army,
in another column. We pledge ourselves for their
authenticity. By the Ist of May it is expected that
army will advance. Deserters, almost naked, come
into them every day, cursing the Corsican Usurper.

We also received at a late hour last night the Paris
Papers of Friday and Saturday. Perhaps the most
singular composition in these I'apers is the Procla-
mation of tsfunAr, addressed to the Italians, calling
on them to throw off the yoke of foreigners, and tell-
ing them that foreigners have no right to reign over
their fertile plains, &c. The man who speaks thus,
and who calls upon them to reject every foreign
yoke, was born in Languedoc.