The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-04-26 00:00:00

JOURNALS.

Vittnin,iflii...-Ti4e Vienna Gazette of this
clay - contains i4lansition of the Emperor of
Ats Min., which chine:sine!. thus :
' • . .41 We. Ft... Otis /be Pito, by (be Graei Rower
of !WIN,' Rodgiesr. Bobesia, Leathwity
Knits, snoria ai4 Loemeirio, ate. &e. Ards-
' dike of A tutria.

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.cesrsiiifoffitsf44o.4f swarttriconetaded with much the friend of the King of Seantou, - se
' Jited rowers, tiol further C•artationscoecluded disposed to Genoa to securehim, that it seems im-
witlrthem, Me Presidia of Leepfardy and Venice
possible for Mouser to proclaim and assert the lode-
ht their whole OtttOrli SO Ariettigo Maggiore, the
ittivei, Tide°, se. tutepei „other vista part of the poodence of the Italian States without bang involv-
.tarritory of Mantee no the right bank of the latter ed in a war with us. We are, indeed, told that we
ser, also theProvittee of the Vettelin, the Coen- are already at war with him, in consequence el his
0"& a. of Chraveoaa and Borinio, ate incorporated having broken_ the limo by virtue pf
.whlcb he
Oa' ON Austrian mper
ustrian iial Domiiiioet, and uoitul
Z was at peace with us and Austrik.—Thoji:eader
/or ever to 800 iti kw intregal part.
". Animated Aids the most ardent desire to confer
will see the .professed objects wiiii. 71u aAT
..iie the %habilitate of thesaprovisseas cod districts an has in '4°S by searching into the heeSh-etritelYi
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• netillieueat pew of our Imperial action, and the from the Precis:union be has eddtvited, Mr Bpd"
k value we est upon this union, atedaMo to give Italians, the copy of which, eke; Ott 64 cap.
. ern an additioaol guinintee for the diesties whit.* fiemation of his victory ever the Austrians, alideesie
' . enceforth bind lime I. us, we have thought it to ether articles et. iatemets
,we had femme(' y i •
create the above-mentioned Provinces and Dist**.'
into a Kingdom, by die title of the Kingdom of tore. by the Paris PePetle.*- tit. 234 - eme-
lardy and Venice, and have, therefore, published tens of sh• suottle rare * - 0 fog
thou presents for the purpose of making known have expiated that fatal glory by us, - 0
to every one this our Imperial determination." 'twenty centuries. Be it henceforth' ry. to
. I have no masters. Every nation ought to confinwk.
BULLETIN 01' THE ARMY.
" .‘ Courier sent off one the 9th, by Baron 1 self within the limits which nature has assigned it. The i
Frimont, Ceininauder-itt-Chief of the Army, of Italy, sea and inaccessible mountains—these are your free: i
tad who arrived at Vienna on the 14th, brings iu- tiers." The Austrians in their turn tell the Italians,
te4ligence that King Joachim bad moved his head. that MURAT is a foreigner, therefore has no righteot*
gutters to Siodens, and after many marches and sums rule over them, but forget that they themselves.
counter-marches, probably for the purpose of de- 1
are ioreigners„_ and that this is the worst argument
ceiviog the Austrians, had directed his main force
. they could employ to refute the assertions of Mo.
upon Ferrara. This attempt, however 3 was frus-
trite.l by General Von Lauer, commanding there. Ila vr, who is everywhere hailed as the deliverer of
" On the Stlt the King caused, in his presence, the country. The Austrians say be has only thirty 4,
several attacks to be made on our tete-de-pont at Oc.' thousand men. lie says to the people of Italy,—
chi° Bello, but his troops were repulsed with coosi- !4t 'Eighty thotuand.ltaliant front Naples are haste..
dereble loss. In the evening the euemy's corps was
forced to a complete retreat. 1 ing to ye., who have sworn never to rest till Italy I
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" Our loss in the successful action which took shall be bile." Mummer be the sanest of his force,
- place on the 4th, on the Feuer*, and the assault of it it clear he has beaten the Atutrhuis le several et.
Or tere-rievorit on the Bth, is very inconsiderable.— tack. The first Austrian Bulletin, which we have 1
(;en. Stephani received a slight contusion, which, copied, deigns advantages over the Neapolitans; bet.
however, did not prevent him from continuing to is not proved by the mna
movements of the al*.
commandthis his brigade.
for the latter have advanced, and the former as rime •
• "On the Bth, the English General Lord William 1
lln•ltint k had au interview with the General in Chief larly retired. The Austrians, _retiring upon Qa..l
wt ~Lulus. ' logns, made a stand on the 'Feuer° on the 4tiss

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