Star.
London, England, 1822-05-04 00:00:00

BANKS OF. THE DANUBE, APRIL 20.

Letters from Agram state, that at the beginning of March the
Pacha of Belgrade having received orders from Constantinople
to disarm the Servians, wrote to Prince Milosch and to the twelve
principal Servian Chiefs to proceed to Belgrade. The latter re-
fused, fearing an ambuscade. Milosch declared to the Pacha
that the state of affairs did not permit him to proceed to Bel-
grade, but that to tranquillise the Porte he would send a new act
of submission, signed by all the Servian Chiefs.
This Act contains in effect a formal engagement; in the name
of the nation, to remain faithful and devoted to the Porte, but
demanding that the rights granted to the nation should he gua"
ranteed, including that of bearing arms. The Pacha sent this
act and declaration of Milosch to Constantinople, but lie received
orders to insist on the disarmament. The Servian Chiefs then
assembled at Novibazar, and resolved to refuse and oppose the
disarmament, if necessary, by force. Such is the state of affaits
n Servia, where important events may shortly be expected.
NUREMBERG, APRIL 24.

The List accounts from Epirus confirm the defection of dm
Albanians, and the disagreeable position in which Chourschid
Paella is placed by this event. lie has had to maintain several
partial combats with the Albanians and the Suliott s, in which
he sustained great loss, and he is now menaced with a greater
danger, several Hellenist Corps having come from the Morea
to join the Albanians, in order to co-operate for the destruction
of the Turks.
A Turkish garrison has been left in Janina, commanded by
Omar Pacha, who is a tyrant and a fanatic, and a sworn enema
of the Christians. As he is hated by the Albanians, his appoint-
ment is an additional reason to induce the inhabitants of the
country to withdraw themselves from his rule, and make a war
of extermication upon the Turks.
A private letter, dated Park, April 25th, says—
", The chief topic of come •cation here at present, is the con-
flagrations in the neighbourhood of Meaux. Those fires, though
blazing over some extent of country, are involved in profound
obscurity—it is now nearly two months that they have been
going on. The perpetrators commenced with setting fire to the
corn-mills, then to the cottages of the unfortunate peasantry,
nearly 200 of which have been burned to the ground ; and it is
said that an attempt has been made within the last ten days to
set fire to the town of Meaux. The peasants in that neighbour-
hood, men, women, and children, are on the watch every• night,
and yet the fires take place. Who the incendiaries are, or what
their object can be, is to this moment an impenetrable mystery."

This forenoon we received a German Mail, bring-
ing Frankfort and other Papers to the 28th ult. The
following are extracts:
• AUGSBURG, APRIL 24. •
Accounts from Odessa, says the Al(genuine &three, state that
the Turkish vessAs employed in the coasting trade along the
Danube, have been put under embargo for 20 days. Under pre*
sent circumstances trade suffers great stagnation. The nor*
winds detain at the entrance-of the Dardanelles a great numbs'
of ships coming from Europe, and thus we are without any
news from the Archipelago.
In consequence of the difficulties which have occurred with
respect to some ships bound for the Archipelago, which have
been detained by the Government, the Legations of France and
Naples intend to withdraw their passports from all vesselswhith
do not really belong to their respective stations. This measure
will affect the Russian and Greek vessels which changed tkeir1
flag last year. If the navigation should not be wholly Inter-
rupted, it will be necessary to pay tire greatest attention at
Odessa to the flags of the ships that are laden. The Russian
produce may be in great demand.
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If we may judge by the measures of Police at present adopted,
we may hope that tie internal tranquillity of Conttantiimple
will not be interrupted, even ff war should break out, slid that
we shall be able to salty on our business with more.coulideoce
than-last year. .4...
• WI; LI,.
Vuanea, Asps 29.—bletalliques, 74 4-16 f,,b
Bank, 660
20.—Netalliques,
amok,