The Sun.
London, England, 1825-11-14 00:00:00

BRUSSELS AND GERMAN PAPERS.

[Received last Night.]

SMY RNA, OCT. s.—(Frorn the Oriental Spectator.)—Yes-
terday the fete of the Emperor of Austria was celebrated with
great pomp. The city continues to enjoy perfect tranquillity.
The last tire broke out in the night of the 19th ult. at 11 o'clock,
in the kitchen of a house inhabited by Moreote Turks, and the
narrow streets of the upper city, where the house was situated,
favoured the progress of the flames, the wind being high at the
time. The sailors of the FrenCh squadron hastened to the spot
with laudable zeal, but the violence of the wind, the remoteness
of the spot to the locality itself, necessarily delayed the appli-
cation of means to check the conflagration, which rapidly spread
in all directions. Above 2,000 Turkish, (reek, and Jewish
houses were destroyed, and 10,000 persons rendered houseless.
The Paella provided for them by disposing of them in various
villages, and especially in the forsaken Greek houses. Perfect
order prevailed during the tire, which lasted 14 hours.
CONSTANTINOPLE, OcT. 10.—Baron Ottenfele, the Aus-
trian Internuncio, and General Guilleminot, the French Am-
bassador, have lately had frequent conferences with the Reis
Effendi. The policy of France appears to be decidedly against
the Greeks, and the conduct of the French agents all over the
Levant • undoubtedly confirms this opinion. Meantime the
two Ambassadors have, by their efthrts, obtained a new order
from the Porte, by which every thing in the principalities of
Moldavia and Wallachia is to be restored to the former status
quo, the Berchli Agas to cease their functions, anti the last
Turkish troops to be withdrawn. The order to this effect was
made on the 4th, and it is believed that a Russian Ambassador
will soon arrive here in clue • form.—(Allgeineine Zeitung,
Nov. 6.)
ALEXANDRIA, SEPT. 3.—As soon as the fleets of the Capi-
tan Pacha and Mehmet Ali are sufficiently stored with provi-
sions, they will take the troops on board, which are estimated
at 12,000 infantry and cavalry. A Mameluke, who distin-
guished himself in the French service, will, it is said, command
them. General Livron has arrived he brought cannon, &c.
ordered by the Viceroy. It is said that he will be soon fol-
lowed by several officers of artillery and engineers.
VIENNA, OCT. 31.—The latest accounts from Presburg,
respecting the health of the Emperor, are quite satisfactory.
The fever entirely ceased the day before yesterday, being the
eighth day, and yesterday, the ninth day since the commence-
ment of the indisposition, his Majesty was perfectly conva-
lescent.

FR INRFORT, OCT. 7.—A union of men of letters, said to
be placed under very powerful influence, excites at present
general attention in Germany. The object of the association
aprears to be gradually to prepare people's minds witty those
the on-atic ideas which disturb at this present moment the western
pa. t of Europe.

BRUSSELS, Nov. 9.—The number of children subscribed
for the scl oils for the poor at Liege, is already 871, which is a
much greater number than that of the pupils in the same
schools directed by the brethren de la doctrine Chretiene. There
are at present 611 students in the University of Louvain, and
167 in the Philosophical College.