Star.
London, England, 1821-03-15 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

REPORTED AFFAIR BETWEEN THE AUSTRIAN
AND NEAPOLITAN ADVANCED POSTS.

':Efsnce making the preceding extracts from the
flaris Papers, we have received, by express, a copy
of the Constitutionnel of Tuejday, from which we

hasten to make the following interesting and int.;
portant extracts:
• " PARIS, MARCH 12.
" The Journals of Naples, received to-day, an-
nounce that a proposal has been made to the Parlia-
ment, by the Deputy Borelli, to give the Dictator-
ship to the Prince Regent, to /whom would be added
a Committee of Members, chosen from among those
who enjoy the highest degree of ptiblie esteem. This
proposal was seconded, and referred to a Committee,
which is to make its Report immediately.
" It appears that there is no longer any doubt of
the insurrection of a part of the Marches. Wherever
the Neapolitan partisans have shewn themselves, they
have been received as deliverers, and the ti i-coloured
flag waves in the parts which they have visited.

The enthusiasm maintains 'itself, or rather, it
daily increa es. The Parliament has addressed an
energetic and moving Proclamation to the Army.
" All persons who arrive from Italy agree in say-
ing that it is in the greatest fermentation, and al-
-1 ready the Constitution of Spain is openly spoken of.
If the Neapolitans resist only one month, there is no
doubt that the North of Italy will rise. People's
Minds seem generally prepared for this.
This evening, there is a great deal of talk at
Paris of a conspiracy, said to have been discovered in
Pied Mont, just as it was on the point of being tarried
into execution. People go so far as to say, that' the
Prince of Carignan is among the number of the-per-
sons arrested.--(This wants conirmation.)
" What is certain is, that several Austrian Offi-
cers have passed.through Milan, under strict arrest,
and bound ; and it is not doubted but that it is on
account of opinions which they have manifested.
It is also said, that the van-guard of General
Wm. Pepe has beaten a regiment of Hungarian Hus-
sars, and that they have sustained great loss. It
lappears that General Frimont temporises, waiting
for the reinforcements which a: e necessary for him.

" The report is gaining ground of the discovery of
a conspiracy at Turin, at the head of which was Prince
of ('arignan. It is said that a great many persons
have been arrested. The plan of the conspirators
was to forma Constitutional 6f,vernment and to re-
volutionize Lombardy, in order to make a diversion
to impede Cie military operations of the Austrians
.igainst Naples."

' SECOND EXPRESS FROM PARIS.
REPORTED BATTLE BETWEEN 'TIE AUSTRIANS'

AND NEAPOLITANS.
DEFEAT OF THE AUSTRIANS.

At a late hour this forenoon we have received, by
a second Express from Paris, the following import-
ant intelligence :

0 PARIS, MARCH 12.

Travellers just arrived from Italy state, that they
had been overtaken by a courier, who told them that
a battle had taken place at the foot of Mount Brozo,
near Terni, and that the Neapolitans had gained
the victory."

A Mail arrived this forenoon from Brussels, with
Papers to the 13th inst. The Brussels Oracle of that
day contains the following indistinct confirmation of
the commencement of hostilities between the Aus-
trians and Neapolitans :—" News received from Italy ,
to-day, announce vaguely, that hostilities have com-
menced between the Austrians and the Neapolitans,
without' adding anything respecting the details of these
first actions, and without fixing the date of them."
We subjoin some other interesting accounts from
the theatre of war.