The Sun.
London, England, 1821-01-06 00:00:00

FLANDERS PAPERS.

VIENNA, DEC. 22.---. Last Sunday evening,
about 9 o'clock, a fire suddenly broke out in the
apartment of Lady Stewart, wife oldie British
Ambassador, which,- though happily no person
received any bodily injury, destroyed a quantity
of valuable furniture, wearing apparel, lace,
Cc. to the value, it is said, of .200,000.
florins, Vienna 'currency. The fire is said to have.
been`caused by the pipes of:a stove, which have
so frequently been
.the occasion of so many acci-
dents. Ilis Highness the Landgrave of Hesse
homburg, General of Cavalry in the, .Imperial
Service, arrived here op the 20th. Every pre-
paration. is. now -making. at La'ybach for the re-
ception of,sthe Sovereigns and their Ministers, and
the Court equipages are already sent thither.
All is here ready to receive the Emperor Alex-
a.nder„ whose star, however, will be. very. short,
as he will either accompany our Emperor to the
South, or return to his own: dominion S.. The
public are curious to learn the result of the pro-
posals made to the
-Pope by the Allied Courts, and.
of which Baron Libezelter wa,s the bearer, find of
which nothing Is. known, but that, they 'do not
relate to a mediation, as was at first stated, but

to something else which is desired of the Holy
See with regard to the affairs of Naples.
The Journal _Hesperus, published at Prague,
contains the follo‘sing interesting article under
the head of "Disputes in Senna

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INNIeW troubles arebbeginniog in Servia.„The cause istvery
simiil\etz-No ..liprkiis allowed to :Plkwhimself in any pall of the
province, except Bellegrade, where a Vizir resides, together
with the garrison. Gaspodar, Miloech, formerly
a General under Czerny George, executes the conirnands of
the Vizir in the province. The Servians are notwithstanding
exposed to various vexations from the Turks. They there-
fore resolved, very lately, to send a Deputation to the Porte,
and reqiiest to be treated on the same footing as the Molda-
vians, that is to say, to remove all the Turks out of the coun-
try, ain't() place over it a Gaspodar of their own, for Which
they promise to pay a higher annual tribute. The Deputies
proceed to Constantinople; the Vizir hears of it, writes to
the Porte that the Petitioners cannot evert pay the present
tribute, how then should they be able to pay a higher one?
The Deputies tieing informed of this write to Milosch, and
receive from him all the ,receipts, by which they prove that
they have punctually paid the tribute far the -whole of the
current year, though it is not expired. The Porte, surprised
at this contradiction, sends a Defterdar to Belgrade to- in-

quire into the matter. Soott after his arrival Milusch receires

an order to r4air to Belgrade, to hear the Firwa❑ which has

been received; but a Turk, a sincere hiend tu Miksch, pri-
vately lets him 'mow thei Commissioner has agreed wiih the
Vizir to make, him, Milosch, a head shorter, and thus to rc-

store tranquillity; and lie strould therefore be on Ii s guaid.
The latter, therefore, has no I,;n‘..ler any desire to bear tile
Imperial Finnan, and sent word to the Vizir that the
concerntd the whole_ people, and hp was therefore resolved

to assemble as many as ii,issible before Belgrade, that they
might hear the contents themselves, othervi.ise they would
not believe hint. Without waiting for the answer, he assem-
bled 7000 armed tiervians 'at the gates of Belgtade, and seat
a ►eyuest to the Vizir to come out and read the Finnan to

;hero. The Vizir declined, and desired the people to send
f►im a deputation. Miloseh sent into the fortress his two

brothers With '201) armed men, to whom this Finnan was pub-
lished, purporting that the request could not be granted.
The friendly Turk, however, sent again to Milosch, and,let'
him 'know that the people had been deceived, and that he
should demand the reading of the title Firman. Milosch
accordingly let the Viir know that the people doubted the
authenticity of the Finnan, because the Deputies were still
at Constantinople, and had not sent any such corstn►nnication
to the people; and lie therefore begged to linowthe contents
of the real Fiiman. At the same time, be sent, orders to all
the Rajas (Judges) to assemble as many armed men as pos,
sible, and he ready to proceed, at an Wiles notice, to what-
ever place might be ortlered. Thus the affair stands at this
moment : niay produce a new storm."

ErtrnaNir.--7,llolidar at the Bank, Exchequer, East India,
and South Sea Houses.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning, 13 minutes after 4.1 Eveping, 2q !mutat s alto' 4.

THE SUN.

soLgm QUIS DICERS F.4I,SUM AUDEAr?

LONDON,---
SATORDAY, JANUIitY 6, 1821.

nr4Of
LEGIIGRN, DEC. 9.1.---On the 20th inst. arrived
the Veng:eurinan of -war, Revolutionaire frigate,
anda French frigate from Naples : and the Kiiig
of the Two Sicilies, who came passenger in the
Vengeur, set off this morning for Florence. The
ships sailed yesterday on their return to Naples.

We received this morning three days Paris
Papers, to Wednesday last inclusive. The fol-

.owing are extracts

"PA h S, JAN. 3.—Monday the King received a grand De-
putation of the Chamber of Deputies, with their Address, to
which his Majesty returned the following Answer
:Am deeply sensible-of the sentiments of the Chamber

Deputies, In expressing them, you developc my intentions
To answer me that you will second me, is to give me a pledge
of that union which ought to subsist between myself and the
Chambers, and which will ensure- the happiness of my peo-
ple, the only benefit that I dolt?, the only One that can
truly touch my heart.' •

" Yesterday, the Ambassadors and Foreign Ministers paid
their respects to the King and the Royal Family, on the occa—
sion of the'New Year. His Excellency, the Apostolic Nuncio,
complimentpd.his Majesty and the Royal Family, in the name
of the Corps Diplomatique.

" At this audience the Baron De Birder, Charge d'Af-
faires of Austria, during the absence of the Barg!) de Vin-
cent, was presented in that character to the King and Royal
Faniily.

" Elis Majesty gave a private aiidience to Prince Gustavus
of Mecklenburg. The King also transacted business with Elio
Duke de Richelieu and the Nlirtisler

"It was not till Monday morning that the Viscount Cha-
:eanbriand set out for Bolin as Minister Plenipotentiary to
he Court of Prussia. •

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