The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-05-04 00:00:00

th APRIL 29.—The latest accounts from

lie, that 20,000 Croats hare landed at Ra-
All the letters from Italy confirm the news
Sicilian and English army has landed on the
of the kingdom of Naples; and add, that the
himself is gone back to Naples to prepare
.0 repel an attack upon his capital. A corps
) Neapolitans has been ordered in all haste to

German Gatte of the Lower Rhine gives
Wowing arlicle:—

All the letters from Frankfort and other places,
have arrived here (at Aix-la-Chapelle) to.day,
,h, agree, that after the first battle the Neapnii-
have again been completely beaten, and pur-
l. five days. This news may be considered as
;ie.—Other arcounts from Italy state, that
ieapolitan army is flying in disorder. It is ge-
!y believed that this war in Italy %ill be whol.
idetl in a month."

tray of 110:1and we have accounts, that a large
of Spaniards from Biscay has landed near

F., ANI I r.(26.—The Chronicle of the Con-
a.'::rms, that the Declaration of war against
ece waa signed by the high Allied Powers on the
ir; of the I lth inst. All communication be-
Germany and France has been'already prohi.

by a regulation of the Allies.
The landstarm is organizing with activity in all
orth of Germany ; the little territory of Val.
lune has on foot 11,000 men, well armed and
duped•

Bio-;ct.s, Aram 2.9.—Tw0 French Gentlemen,
acre arrested at Ghent, were conveyed yester-
to the prison in this city, under a strong escort
Marechausee.

NT, APRIL 9.B.—The Marechal de Camp, M.

m!ieu, who was employed about the Duchess of
:ouleme at Boordeaux, and left that city wit
-.rrived at Ghent on the 24,h instant.

i'H.e is considerable desertion in France, sad.
I, nicrenses the number of faithful subjects who
vanied Louis XVIII., and whose union is the
ii,,; point of the friends of the king and of ho

le cantonments of NinoTe and Ifirebeke being
!on4er sufficient, it bail been found necessary to
.cd them to De•iderteenu.

tvcr, AP:m.l3.-114 Highness has published
awroe, prohibiting all travelling to or from
ince, except with great restrictions.

is said our novern,nent will be under the ne_
y of immediately Calling for no less than 27
ions for carrying on the sear, aral that the Wok
~,tf*r 74 Loan of 10 millions, to make up for the
inied Exchequer Bills.

,timiral Lord KEITH 15 appointed to the command
114, Channel fleet, and Sir R. STIIACIIAR to he
Ind in command. Admiral Sir BEW:AMIX ILLL.
‘IVELL is appointed to the command of the Lisbon
'ion.

it a Mail which arrived yesterday from Lisbon we
'n. that the Portuguese Government has of late
.1 attempting to levy contributions upon the Bt
residents in that capital, which the latter had en-
4.ottred to resist, considering it a direct violation
Ihe privileges belonging 'o them, and which have
guaranteed by every treaty between the two
Intries, from the pained period up to the last,
,rtuded by Lord Silt ‘NOPORD ; in all which, as
is in the Cartas de Pririlegio, or Certificates
Privileges, granted to them by the Portuguese
'titinmtnt itself, they are expressly declared to
osempted from such demands on whatever pre-
's" made. A Alrtnotial had, in consequence,
'n presented by them to Mr. CANNING, our
!bescatior tliere„ throu:th the medium of their
1;,.1 General ; the result of which had bee.%
eraer for the suspension, in the mean time.
the payment. Previously, however, several
'suns had been forced, in order to prevent the sei-
ne of their property, to make payment of the sumsl
which they were called upon ; to the amount, in'
me just:lacer, of abr.vv! 1001. each. 01 the recovery
the tuot.ey thus extorted little hope is entertained,
it is confidently expected that when the circum-
laces come to the know ledge of, this Government,
Kill see the justice and propriety of interfering to
meat those pi it lieges which have been so long and
a•fally preserved to British subjects in that coun-
t, from heing trampled under foot, or taken away
pleasure. Every one who looks to the history of
' two countries (putting that of the last six years
i of the question), will be aware that they were
entvitously bestowed ' • and we trust that our
ItinlrYmen will find in the determination of Govern-
.ll, an effectual protection against the present un-
;t and oppressive demand, as well as the endless
talons to which they must remain exposed, if
?ir Privileges, as Englishmen, are allowed to be.
me or no avail.

YestPrdny a General Court was held at the East
mlia-rouse, pursuant to adjournment, for the pur-
)se of ic•somir;g the consideration of the Report
'ln the Committee of Bye Laws, and to make such
qr ones as may to deemed expedient. The Court
roceeded to discuss the Bye Laws, commencing at
'e chapter, commenting upon each, and adopt-
'g sP;eral alterations. The Court having gone
'lough the sixth chapter, adjourned at half-past five
10-morrow, when the Bse Lacs already aP-
r"rd will be offered for con6.mation.

A misunderstanding subsists between the Barrack-
Ike and the Lqrd of the Manor of Weley, in
"'ex, respecting he •ale of those extensive bar-
:ks; the latter contending, that, as they were
I'r upon his copy hold estate in consequence of a
•Vr:wit,it betueen Government and his tenant of

It (slate, to which be was no party, these erections
! LeCOMe his legal property ; and to consequence
413 p. Oilibited their removal.

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