The Sun.
London, England, 1815-12-26 00:00:00

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170IttGN I NITTA LIGE NCE-.

FLANDERS AIAIL,
(RE'civ,rEn NIGHT.)

FfliNiFoAT, Dft.
Bliicber attied here this day at hono,theift4t the-
ecclainations 'of itnntenst crowds., Who Ilir.mgeti
round.hitit.. Preparations had been made to gike
his iiighness raosttrill ;ant receptio.n, but ii,rrott
TOtt.erstedt, the Prussian Chatged'A Fairs, having
informed the :tie-if-ate, that, the.?, ince dessiteti that'
no honours Might bit shorn; hilt), alI was counter-
This _did not. hinder a ,Kre,;:it number ,of
inilitary, belonging to the Lindwruh, from going
individually.ro wet
:hitit, and cseoiting him to
hotth,
.all die .Aothoritits have paid-their
compliments Yo the Prince ; the. Landsthun have
given hit: this tveniug seretiatile ; the
enthosiasM,which the presence -of, this hero in -
spires, is 'very proper, when we consider the so=
tics of his explotS, and the influctice they have
had oA th'e Salvation> Of Germany 4. we hope to
have. him -here some davt. ;f

• Star.iii, NOv. 23,7-13 y .acconnts. r..eceiVed yes-
,-terday, Soloman Tacha has been beheaded, three
leagues froth Nyssai by order. of the. Capedgi
Paella, sent lir the Porte-, iii presence of the Kiaja
Bey of Romclia, and of the Bostandgi
who had accompanied hiti.. thiater :front Belgride.
F~omuel'~Fallesy hail 'elliplOyed a stratagem
.flace him' to leave the• fortress; he announced to.
bim that he had been Appointed Paella of Salo_
radii, a Vast which he had solicited of the. Porte
last year. The son of Soliman, and the Paella of
Schabatz, and Jolla
,Effendi, not daring to pass
through Servia to return tb BtiSfritl,, are arrived.
here, and hat iog . performed quarantine, will go
thro' the Austrian doininious ro return borne. The
account ttia( six Servian Chiefs had been arrested
with Soliman Seeill3 not to be 'cOnfirtned,
since notl)iitg fort heir bas transpired, whether they
have been conveyed to Constantiimple, or executed
with Soloman. By orders of the Beglerbeg of
Romelia, .all the hainus or ekrepots, on the cum-
.thercial road from • Belgralle to• Nyssa, ;must be
put in complete order within four or five weeks
It .
toi..li.e.,Tiattrade may take its due course by way
of Belgrade. The Turkish Government and the
Serviatis are jointly responsible for the security of
the Caravans, and -evert, for any"loss arising front
robbery. It seems that the Porte will confirm the
Servian Chief, Multoscli Obrenvwitsch, as head
of the Servian nation, and CihirmissiOner of the
Roads. The Servian families who had sought re-
fuge here during the late oppression, are now re-
turning to their homes: - •
Letters from the frontiers of Moldavia say that
the plague has broken' out at Gullatz, and that
the English Consul has died of it ;' it is stated also,
that this disease has spread to a considerable ex.
tent in some parts of Wallachia.
• NAPLES,. No-v.-27.—11is 'l.ll,ijesty has testified
his satisfaction to the °dicers and ere* of the frig.
ga!e St. Christina, for the skill, activity and zeal,
which-they displayed on the 18E11, in assisting the
English bug Pegastig.
Ban!, DEc. 9.—The transit of foreign met..-
eh:utilise is again permitted to France ; this news
has produced the most agreeable impression lit
Switzerland ; it is an invstiniable advantage fur
"Our city and all the Cantons.
The Brunswick troops which arrived yesterday,
deft tis again this mopiing ; thay have been sue-
teeded by some corps of the German legion, in the
pay of Eugland, which are returning to lianovcr..

GERMAN AND SWISS PAPERS,

[RECEIVED THIS MORNING.]

BERLIN,' DEC. s.—According to accounts Etat
may be depended upon, the first payments of the
French contribution are to. be made to Austria •
and Prussia. This is afavour which is fully jus-
tified 'by the circumstance that both these States
suffered so greatly in the war with France during
the last tett years. It is generally asserted, that
in the course of this winter some thousand PrO-
testants from the South of France will settle in,
our States, with the permission of the Govern-.
meat. Several of these unfortunate people are
already in the Cantons of Vaud and Neuche.el,,
to which they fled, i.4.order to save their lives,
the months of August and September. General
Lagarde, as it is affirmed, really had from the
King strict orders to destroy the seeds of disor.:
der at Nismes, but he %vas not furnished with
sufficient means. He seized Trustailler,. who with
hisiown baud had Murdered.l4protestants, and
was going to send him to Montpellier : but thin
was the cause of his misfortune; for,"hefore the
prisoner could be sent, away, his partizans set
.him at liberty, and thieatena the life of. the Gem
nerul. The General frightened then "by the ap-
pcitrance of two tertnents of Chtuseursl,...