The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-04-24 00:00:00

FLANDERS MAIL.

MILAN, Amur. 9.—Thie article begins
Proclamation of General Bellegarde, inserted
Moniteur of the 20th. Then follows:
OFFICIAL NEWS FROM THE AUSTRIA.
IN ITALY.
Field-Marshal Lieutenant Bianchi halt
the command of a part of the corps which
the Legations, executed with the greatest
the face of the Neapolitan army, the retf
had been prescribed him. Finding himsell
Panaro, in an advantageous position, tl
forces consisted of only four battalions,
drone, and one battery, he thought it beci
honour of our arms not to continue his reti
out fighting.
On the 4th, therefore, he suspended his
opposed the enemy on the freest read to Modena,
repulsed him. A Neapolitan column filed
right on the side of Spilimberto, find took him
but it did not succeed in this manceovre, f
repulsed, and forced to retire. The mai
the Neapolitan army having come up, the Field
steal continued his retreat upon Carpi, where '
rived on (he sth. We have not yet any
this action, and it is therefore impossible
mine our loss, which the Field-Marshal
as trilling. That of the enemy in killed and
ed was considerable : we took, besides,
soners ; and the Neapolitan General Filangieri
left mortally wounded on (he field of boll,
Baron Frimont has published the follow,
of the Day :

Generally speaking, men of generous soils, through-
out all Germany, are disgusted at the Declaration of
the 13th of March, which has been circulated with
Ruch profusion. The distinction affected to he drawn
between France and the Emperor Napoleon is deem-
ed equally miserable.
The appearauce of the Court of Vienna is rather
gloomy.
A Mr. Montrou, who escaped from Paris with
important papers for the Prince of Benevonte, as well
as Count Vincent, the Austrian Ambassador at Paris,
coeld not refrain from saying that it was a great mis-
take to soppose Napoleon shut up in the 'nuilleries;
that it was certain that the mass of France was for I Henri-quarter., at Piadrn,,
him, and that millions of mcn would rise to support
ITch:' uK.l,7t.otoramNraii:ried.' hat •iolated
imlihrsoirt rarnityw previous
Ywlth
their independence, and the man of their choice.— one of war. At the same time that I announce '-
To this were opposed the hopes of civil war in La tutwei!thv rand. act, wholly contrary to the
Vendee, at Toulon, and Marseilles; and much was cgosmoulua(iNsetrcr troonioftiwr
titiehea6bnortesniceglu
noj t h,;171 r,
expected from the mission of M. de la Tour Dupin have ever maintained the himour of our arms, wilt
from Vienna to the latter place, but sensible people ti.
ve zceu
rst Stor. us the harbinger of more important and
wagered that on his arrival he would find Napoleon " The Generale, Cavalry, Commander-in-01100f
every where established. army, FR.
In Muesli' as in Germany, there is much genero. ITALY, APRIL S.—By the last accounts
city of thinking. They desire a liberal and solid Vienna, his Imperial Highness A rchdwkp '
Constitution ; and those immense preparations for of Este, will hare a taestaand in Italy.
%r r, %MA are directed only against one man, ap-- days we shall have along the Po, strew; Coltillatte
p..ar absurd. This gives the finishing blow to Con. troops from Austria and Hangary.