The Sun.
London, England, 1810-08-31 00:00:00

,PO'REIG2V 11‘;TELLIGENCP.

(FROM CABEILLE DU NORD.)

PAx-
iCON A, JuLY 16 =—The Servians are making ex-
srdinary preparations for.this campaign ; they even
Ploy iyrcen?compel,the young men to march, who
2 not voluntarily come forward. The principal
,°etvian corps, nn !er the orders 'Of the Commander
1 Chief,- is posted above Deligrad, and around
Lanja.
Another, commanded by P. DoBRINAZ, has
nnited with the Russians near Pirsa-Polairka. A
tilird remains in observation along the Duna. •The
garrison of Nissa consists of from 6-to 7000 men.
BERNE, AUG. I.—Her Majesty the Queen of
11061 arrived on the 261 h of July a 4 Lausanne,
unclo. 'l4 -name of Madame DUROUGSKI. This
Princess set out the folloWing day, at five o'clock in
the morning .for.Secherou, near. Geneva. We flat-
ter ourselves that her Alajesty will return here in a
few days, with: her august mother, her Imperial
Majesty JOSEPHINE.
BASLE, JULY 25.—,.The entire' number of the
Swiss troops in the service, of France, amounted
last spring to 11,585 men, in which are
incluci 1,
two b ittalions of prisoners of war, 70 officers, and
216. soldiers, who are empltr,ed in recruiting.--
All the expenOes incurred.by.this recruiting, amount
is pretended, to more than 1,600,00.0 francs.—
(Same Paper.)
BANKS. or THE MAIN, At/i5-. 2.—The follovvfng.
are some details•whiCh have reached us from Paris,
resi,e'iing the unfortunate fire at the hotel of Prince
Sea \A; ARZENBERO :--•
` The Emperor ai'td Etrir'ress had scatrely retired
at the commencement of the tumult, when the
crowd precipitate4l itself towards the three doors,
which led Iron] ibe nail. It is impossible to forM an
idea of the despair and terror vi htill seized upon
every bod.y..when the cry of save himself who can'
was heard:: they crowded together ; they ran against
each ; some persons were tratopled under
fa°t• The lustres, the ceiling, the beams, fell and

‘voutwed uoi,,rtuuale, who issued theadlul cries.

The heat caused the glasses and tu,tres with winch
tile. hall was decoia,ed, to crack ith an explosion
as loud as a pistol. Prince kutiAitst was thrown
clown by a lustre which broke his arid, and in this
Condition was 'trampled ulion by those who endea-
l'oured to save themsaVes, Many Laiies expericoced
lilt same fate others were overtake!) by tine names,
ultich set their rohes of 'gauze lied lace on ire, and
either consumed or damaged them.
" 41 great number of ladies made their escape to

the gardens altuoit naked, aid hid themselves in the
► thickets. Many wished to save themselves by:a
lank wh;ch the fire had made in the wall, .but not

being able to find the pas Sage, Were burnt:or suffO-
,. eated.—They reckon the number' of persons who
Perished, at from oo to 70. Diamonds and jewels,

to the amount of many millions ware lost in the

• t °molt.
PrinCe KimAKIN had in his hit a superb solitaire,
.;,estimated at 400,090 francs, which, he lost, as well

as his ep islets, worth 800,000 francs. Besides, at
the moment he was throw n down, he was nearly
,the finges on which he v.'ote a superb ring in
brilliants:. It is suspe&ed that many persons were
..at this fete who were not invited." •
BANKS OF. THE MAINE, AUG. 1.7.---We read in
'the Presburg Gazette, the following article :
" The Emperor NAPOLEON perceiving, 'when the
Zillpress went throUgh the superb gallery of pic-
tures a aaris, that the sight of the battle of Marengo
and'Ausfeiliti- caused her some emotion, imme-
diately gave orders for these two pia ores to be taken
away. ---Whet her„lVlajesty was returning back,
IlkeY were no longer there."
TatEsia,-JULY 9.—We' are authorized to an-
Itounce, that the trade, with Tu:_key will be open
In a few days. 60vernment has taken the mea-
sures best calculated U.) fa'vour it. Magazines and
-.depAts will be established at Carlstadt, at Sysek,'
and other places. This trade offers incalculable
vantages.