The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-05-09 00:00:00

FR.ENCII PAPERS.

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Pants, MAT 4.—The conclusion to be drawn
from the dill; rent Atr,!rlAn and Neapolitan accounts
in4erted in Ow Papers, is, that the actions
%%hich Lave tidleti {lice be;:t von the belligerents in
italt , %tete Lot of a selians nature, cod that the
retrograde nmientent of t!:e Kipg of Napes had its
origin in a quite difforeal cause front that of any re-
VOIFe a hoover.

Letter from Verona state, that the Neapolitan
,N hail begun again its march for Upper Italy.
Itt ad.lition to the number o; public works which
had heon suspended, and which the Emperor has or-
t~ Fed be tesumed, i; the stone bridge at Rouen,
which will be the finest, and one of the most useful
woiks of that city.

The dep.trt mem .de l'Aisne has furnished 2000 men
above its contingent, and moreover contributed
120,000 francs for their equipment.
On Monday, Mrs. Seymour Darner had the ho-
nour of presenting to the Emperor the bust of
Charles I'ox, in marble, sculptured by this Lady,
who had already presented to him the bust in plaster,
after the peace of Amiens. She had the honour of
art interview with the Emperor, who, on this occa-
sion, told her that if this distinguished man had
Jived, there would have been peace; that the debt
of England would have been less by a milliard, and
many thou} tads of meo would still be alive.
The Emperor heard Mass to-Jay at 10 o'clock, in
his Palace Elysee.

COURIER EXTR %ORDINARY, Frid.sy
Prince Talleyrand has, they say, endeavoured to
obtain from the Congress, a declaration that the in-
tegrity of the French territory should be gua-
ratiteed; but no regard was paid to his representa-
tions.

We are assured that the works for the defence of
1!e capital *HI be commenced in a few days. A
great number ef workmen are employed. General
114 an and Mijor Lana are charged with the direction
of the wo;ks.
The-English Journals announce that on the 22J of
April, the Doke of Orleans had a long interview with
the Chancellor Of the Exchequer.
Thu Dike of Albufera has returned to Paris.

PAR.g.t, APRIL 15.—0 a the 12th of the month,
Coont-Maja why arrived in this city; and published
what

66 We, the Empress Mari* Lonimt, Archduchess of
Austria. Duchess of Parma, Placentia, and Guastalla,
making known to all she suljocts and inhabitants of
our States of 'Parma, Placentia, and Guastalla, that
lißsisig taken into consideration the circumstances
of the impossibility in which we final ourselves to re.
p•ii. in -person into our :thove-narned States, we have
ehtreatorl nor belo►•erl Father the Emperor and King,
to have them prot•i-ior+ally governed in his name. We
wish slid enjoin our faittifist subjects of the said
States to ohoy the orders and dispositions which his_
Majesty shall deign to make known, for such is our
measure.

44 Given at nor Palace of Schoenbrun, near Vienna,
114..reh 31. 1815."
rhea ((Wows a Dorlaration from the Emperor
Francis, ggrfq•itig to and confirming the above•inen-
tionod arritiogomesit.

NEXT SATURDAY ALI. THE LOTTERY MUST BE
DI4AWN.-ONI.Y FIVE THOUSAND TICKETS.-
I'lllK If THOUSAND POUND PRIZE.-THIIEIi
THOUSAND GUINEAS IN (.01.1).

Art, ?Mitts
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PRICP. i)V STOcKs TUIIt
S Frr ceut. Red. 16 7;
Ter Colt. 514 i di
4 per Candi. 72.
4 per Cent. 14.*” boil

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DAT AT OTIE O'CLOCK
Lioc. Aan. 11; 7-16
Ind Bead& It 12
Exchequer Bill. 9 5 p
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THE STATESMAN.

LONDON:

TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1815.

Brussels Papers to the 7th, and Frankfort and
other German Juurtials to the 3d inst. were received
this forenoon. It will be seen from the articles they
furnish, that some of the inferior States in Germany
have refused to co-operate with the Allies; and that,
from some stmh obstacles we suppose, the powers
intending to act ng.tinst. France will not be able to
commence ho.,ti!itiei with any thing like effect till the
middle of this month. The Russians would not be
on the nine till that time. Prince SCUWARTZEN-
BERG xls expected to be on the Rhine about the first.
Ile nrht to visit his estates in Bohemia! There
is a Bulletin from Milan of the war in Italy; but it
does net carry the detail of operations farther than
the retiring of the Neapolitans to Ancona, where
bittRAT thirs, of rallying his troops, and hazarding
a lIPW battle.

The fol:owing are the chief articles :
SCIIAMIA UsEN, Arun. 27.—T0-day post-horses
were ordered for Princess Berthier and her suite,
but this afternoon they have been countermanded,
because the Princess has been arrested in the king-
dom of Wirtemberg.
A Bulletin from Milan, of the 19th, states, that
in the action of the 14th, near Forli, between the
Austrian cud Neapolitan armies, the latter were
totally defeated, with the lose of 3000 killed and
4600 prisoners; Nluraos camp equipage was taken.
The Neapolitans retired towards Ancona, where it
should seem that Murat thinks to rally 4is army,
sad ventore a new battle. Should he lose, he will
bare no other resource than, if possible, to embark,
as the mountaineers of Arezzo, who have been ill
treated by his troops, are all in arms to intercept his
retreat. Murat is said to have twice asked an ar-
•tniatice, and to have promised, as soon .as peace
Onold be made with him, to join the Coalition, :but
a:: 11:s offers have been rejected.