The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-05-08 00:00:00

%,1 Ni lei that Masa has taken her rank among
ti • ►'
ree Lilies of bitty.

The above-meraloited Ga:.e. He of this date has, how-
ever, the following paragraph:—.f he news from
Jody of date more recent than what we gave yeator-
dns, states that the Neapolitans c 'throe their cult-
ist,
there their creicentratiug moverneto I would appear
that the first repeats as to the affai Ceserma were
ex.eeeratod ; we wait for more exact aid dream.
biennial details."
The Journal d'Empire of thiedele furnishes the
fel4ew!lig articles from Italy:—
• 'Afoutor.i.sea, APRIL 14.-''Phu Neapolitan army
is hi full retreat. Its artillery and baggage were
yesterday at Fedi, iii order to puss into the Merchee,
whither General Filatreieri, wounded, with the milk
tary chest, preceded them.
FLORENCE. Arm 17.—An Austrian officer, dis.
patched by General Nugent, has this moment arrived
from Bologna. He brings niiicial news that the
Austrians yesterday entered Botegna, and that four
divisions of their army are *ambling in that ci y:
12,000 men had already entered it, and were to be
renewed by 12,000 more. All these troops will
take the route of Tuscany, to prosecute the ulterior
operations of the war on tire enemy's territory. IVe
Hearn, by the same courier, the arrival at Bologna of
General Count Stahremberg, consiminding the first
division, and of Lirtit.•Gen. Bianchi, commanding
the left of the imperial army.
Pritste letters from Bologna announce, that on
the 111 h the greatest disorder prevailed in the Neapo-
litan army, in consequence of the losses it had ex-
perienced on the preceding day. The King of Naples
had entered Bologna, accompanied by a numerous
Staff, and on the same day took measures for retiring
to Ancona.
Aram 19.—We learn from Bologna, that since
the 17th, Austrian troops are constantly marching
through it in strong columns, partly by the Romagna,
and partly towards our city, in order to pursue the.,
enemy vigorously.
The Neapolitan army was forced to abandon
Bologna so precipately that it could levy only a very
small part of the heavy contributious it imposed on
the inhabitants.
Letters from Genoa of the 16th state, that Lord
W. Bentinck had on the 7th sent orders to the dif.
&rent English Commandants in the Mediterranean to
commence hostilities immediately against King.
Joachim both by s. a and land. i
Vierora, APRIL 17.—The Archduke John, it is
said, sets off to-morrow for Milan, as Viceroy of the
Lombard Venetian kingdom. The Lombard deputies
.refereed some days since. Prince Leopold of Naples,
second son of King Ferdinand, is about to repair to
the army in Italy. It appears that the Sicilians are.
hastening to take advantage of the absence of the
Heater part of Murat's forces, to make a descent in
Calabria, where Ferdinand has always had many par.
tisans. In Sicily and the Seven Islands active prepa-
rations are making to act against Naples.
The King of Denmark is to furnish from 16 to
rik,ooo men to join the Duke of Wellington's army.
BAUCELONA, APRIL 13.—A considerable number
of those who tied from Marseilles before the flatfoot!
fig .. 41,V write,' bete; the Count Latour Eareasive,
Plerni..)•eetiary to the l._!ongress-at Vienna, who failed
in his mission to Massena, to retain him in the party
of the white cockade, and induce him to leave Mar-
seilla for Genoa, has also been forced to come here.
He brings nith him, lie says, the ultimate re.,.( Ll:cms
of the Congress, and has with him the Abbe Janson,
former Vicar-General of La Vendee.
This morning the Marquis de Riviere, appointed
Ambassador to Constantinople, with his two Aids-
de-Camp, and this evening a General and Governor
from the island of Corsica, also arrived here. Alter
them, some Monks.Ahhes, and a Director of Domains.
The two Ambassadors will set off to-morrow for
Madrid.

Amu. 22.—The Dike d'Aneouleme arrived here
on the 19th, and was received with the ceremonial
paid to Spanish princes. Same old French emigrants,
as well as the officers of the fortress, were presented
to him. The latter have stated, that the Prince as-
stirtd them that he should soon be with thee in
France: be will proceed directly to Bilboa.