The Sun.
London, England, 1814-12-31 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

VIENNA, DEC. 15.—There is. some talk of a
'war against Turkey; but the Powers likely to
take part in it are not quoted. :Austria is on the
most friendly footing with the Porte, and has nOt
forgotten that the latter Power constantly reject-
ed the invitations of Buonaparte to attack the-
Emperor of Austria in his southern Provinces,
while the‘FrenCh armies fought him in Germany.
Hungary, therefore', Croatia', and Transylvania,
are perfectly tranquil ; there is no appearance
there of any active war; if any precautions' are
taken in these countries, they are merely dictated
by the propriety of covering their frontiers at a
time when serious disturbonces have broken out
in Bosnia, Servia, and other Turkish provinces.
czerny-George at present resides at Choczitn.
It is said that he will return to-Servia, should the
insurgents make themselves master of Belgrade.
The Emperor of Russia dined with the Princess
de. la Tour et Taxis on the 12th. The Illustrious
Party spent the evening at the house of Prince de
Aletternich. Their Majesties of Prussia and Wir-
temherg are mt-cli better, but still confined.' •
We are assured that the 'new Project for divid-
ing the unappropriated part of Germany into cir-
cles; is rejected. Austria, it is said, will propose,
a plan for a new division, founded on a very dif-
-fcrent basis.

The affairs of Switzerland appear the only ones
now. in a regular or quick progress. The Coni-
plunes of Motitjer and Grand Val,- in the Bi-
shopriek of P:asle, have demanded of Congress
-the definitive re-union of their coutitry to the
Canton of &true.

STOCKHOLM, DEC. 2.—The Diet of Norway
in future, 'assemble every three years, at the
same -period with that of Sweden. The next Diet
is :fil:ed far the ISt of July, 1815; The debts' of
Norway, inclOing those ‘vhich result from the
late war, and Which' form t he greater part, amount
to snore than 20 millions of crowns..

MAMID, DEC. 4.---4lthough the journals of
Germany assert timt King Charles IV. and his
Queen do not receive any Pecuniary aid from the
Court of Spain-, ret our ougust ~Sovtneign cele-
brate here with the accustomed p6lup the anni-
versary of his parents. : 'The late gala, which
took place in honour .
the•hirth or tile Qiieen_
mother, was remarkable for the presence of all
that is distingukhed in this capital.
14.---The decision which has
hcen lot% ekpected, and which endeavours Were
14iide to, avert by ,very lonnbie r,.2presentatiOns,
I'lo at iasppeared. The reginients,-in
awcpience of an order from the Unperor of

Austtias, mast fivav too'n'tq, ADA niavett. lt-kt
do duty in the Anstrian provinces. This tVew's
was no sooner known to Ire authentic, than it
struck families with alarm, and increased de-
sertion still more. Neither the,sevevest gene:-
rat orders against deserters, nor promisei of
obtaining furloughs when they solicit them, can
induce the Italian military to service in a fo-
reign country. Baron Suden, the Military
Gu-
vernor' of Bscia; has taken all imaginable pains
to give a more favourable 'direction to public opi-
nion in the department of the Melia ; but without
success. After passing through the different coin:
mimes of his district, in order to prevail upon the
civil authorities 'to denounce deserters, ,and not
being seconded by them, he resorted to the fol-
lowing proclamation; which has remained equally
fruitlesS _ .

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" 'SOLD' ERS,—HiSMajesty the Emperorof Austria, Francis
I. having given to all his new Italian reginieuts a new desti-
nation for his finest cities inSiermany, I deem it proper, be-
fore commencing eur ;north; to acquaint all the corps of my.
brigade, that whOever May have urgent family business, will
obtain perruissionto return to Italy to settle it. Observe, on
the March you are about to commence, the most exactediSci-
pline : detest that shameful desertion, of which too many of
your comrades have been guilty; pay no heed to evil-minded
men, who seek to'give' you bad advice He who is guilty of
desertion will lose the right of diicharge, &c."
HOFF, DEC. 15.--In the night of the .12th, an
immense fire broke out at Asschgnosbourg, in the
County bf Zedwitz, a great part of which town
had been already burnt within the last 30 years.
It lately contained about 540 hJuses. The flames
spread with such rapidity, that the Catholic
Church, the mansion of the Counts of Zedwitz,
and more than 400 houses, haye been consumed,
with the greatest part of their contents. The loss
of property is estimated to exceed 30,000 florins.

- IRELAND.