The Sun.
London, England, 1820-12-12 00:00:00

PAEIGN INTELLIGENCE.

GERMAN PAPERS.

Last night we received Nuremberg and other
Gertnan Papers-tolrecent dates. It will be per-
ceived, from the following extracts, that the in-
telligence they contain relative to Austria and •
Naples is 'of a pacific character :
cc VIEN"NA, Nov. 27.—1 t is affirmed that Ala
Pacha, of. Joannina, his succeeded in' escaping
from the fortress in which he, had shut- himself
Zip with his treasures, and he -has tateu,refirge
Nvith part of his soldiers in Sclavonia.
" it li.oW appears.certain, that the-affairs nego-
tiated at Troppeu, will not be, concluded there.
The King of Prussia left it on the 21st ; and
-vi:! That afterthe departure of the Em-
perer, :klexander,thi? Ministers of the Five Gieat
Po‘.l'ers.aow aaroppau, will come to Vienna to
coat fine the negeciations. It is not believed that
there_ will be any war this -winter, and people
yein now to be more then 'ever persuaded that the
difference's with the-.liling-dOmof the Two Sicilies
will be amicably adjusted by means of negocia-
Count Capo d'lstria, it is said, has for-
mally declared in favour of conciliating measures,
and against any open rupture. The journey of
Count Bellegarde to Troppau, far from increas-
lag the apprehensions of war, has contributed to
4iminish-them. The Count was not summoned
I. 1 rzi•tr.,44, -:1 W., „,
to give an account of the army in Italy, or to
receive Orders for farther armaments, but for
a very diiterent !abject. It is said,'the CoUnt
will immediately set out for Milan, not
to take the chief command of the Army of
Obtetvation,. but to reside there' as Gover-
nor-General. Others assert, that. .the Emperor
has. chosen. this distinguished :General as his
Nego:iator, with full power, and that he
vial go to Naples: on an important mission. It is
also added, that-a plan has been:feline& at Trop-
pan, for the•marriage of the Imperial: Prince of
Austriatna Princess of the Two Sicilies, daugh-
ter of.the Duke -of Calabria. Thils 'all differences
will be removed,' and the Heir of the. Throne of
<Naples 3v—it' be,attaclred to the interests -of Au. 7
stria. It is now known, that it was after the
third conference at Troppau, which took place
on the -Gth of November, that the Negociations
took a different, turn front that which they ap-
Tea.red to takei at the commencement. In the
first conference, on the 28th of October,.only the
proposals an(i.communications of Prince Metter-
mich were !Jeard .; and in the second, the 1141-
misters' of-fae lour.gr.eat Powers delivered their
,cpiniops (Jll tlise communications. of, •the Au-
*** ,It was ia.the interval between
the',-so conferences, that the Ministers of Great
Brain and Russia presented notes , to the

Gongress.
" NunEmazacr, DEC: 1.-Accounts from the
,frontiers of Italy, 25th November, say, that no-,
thing is yet decided• respecting the commence-
ment of hostilities. It is even affirmed,- that. the.
movements of the Austrian Italian Army,, which
:'were already ordered, have been countermand-
ed, and that the.troops will remain for the pre-
..sent in the same positions that they have hitherto
occupied. It ,is further added, that overtures
have been made to the Neapolitan Court, 'pro-
;posing. various n3odiflntions in the new.Consti-
and; to the Royal Authority more-extent
than it has on the prinaples of the Spanish Con-
st‘ittOlon.. The result of these overtures is ex-
, pected. It. is asserted With confidence, that
:England and France are.'inclined to act as Me-
diators in the affair of Naples, and this in con-
sequence of communications from the King and
Crown Priuce'of Napks to the Kings of France
and En and, respecting which the Princes Ca-
riati and Ciiiiitille are stated to have particular
'-inStructions.—Though they. were not recognized
.as AmbaSsad'ors; they-did not ihinder-
.thern from having conferences.with the Ministers
of troth Powers.

" AuGsnußi.i, DEC.: Migenzeine Zei-
tung, states, underthe head of Vienna, Nov. 25,
That theZinperors Of Russia and Austria, with
their Ministers, and Other MiniSte.rs of the Con-
gmss, are expected at Vienna in ten or twelve
days, and that a Russian and an Austrian courier
having been just 'dispatched to Italy; it was pre-
sumed they were charged with some communica-
tions to the Court of Naples,'"