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TRAM, to the Greeki, calling upon them to arise and deliver Greece from the yoke of the oppressor: Aizocurion of Gsavaxscus, Ex-Arch of the First Acbala, Arch bishop of Patrasso, to the Clergy and the Faithful of Prio ponnestis, pronounced in the Convent of ,Mount Vella°, Bth (20th) of March, 1821 : ViRT area 111101111EIS I—The Loan, who punished dor fa thers and their children, announces to you, by my mouth, the termination of the days of tears and trials. His voice has de clared that you shall be the crown of his glory, and the diadem of his kingdom. The Holy Sion shall no longer be delivered over to desolation (Isaiah, Itii. 3.) The Temple of the Louts mated like an ignoble place; his vessels of glory, dragged in the mire, (1 Mach. ii. 8, 9.) are about to he avenged. The ancient mercies of the Lotto are about to descend upon his People. " The impious race of Turks have filled up the measure of -their iniquities; the hour of driving them from Greece has ar rived, according to the word of the ETERNAL—= Drive out the slave, and the son of the slave,' (Gen. zzi. 10.) Arm, then, Hellenic race, doubly illustrious by your sires—arm with the zeal of GOD. Each of you gird en the sword ; for it is better to perish with arms in hand, than to see the disgrace of the sanc tuary and of the country (Psalm alm. 4.) Let us burst our bonds in sunder, and the yoke that weighs upon our heads (PsalnlLs.) for we are the heirs of Goo f and joint heirs of Jesus Camay. " Others than your Prelate will speak to you of the glory of your ancestors; but for myself I shall only repeat to you the name of that GOD to whom we owe a devotion stronger than death (Cant. viii. 6.) " To-morrow, preceded by the Cross, we shall march towards the city of Patrasso, the soil of which is sanctified by the blood of the glorious martyr, the Apostle St. Andrew. The LOWY will increase your courage a hundred fold; and to add to the strength which is to animate you, 1 release you from the fast of the Lent, which we observe. " Soldiers of the Cross! it is the cause of Heaver; itself that you are called on to defend. In the name of the Forties, and of the Sox, and of the Hoar Goon, be blessed and absolved from all your sins!" VIENNA, MAY 27. They write from the frontiers of Turkey, that the greatest activity is displayed in fortifying Constantino ple. The Grand Vizier, Ali-Benderli, had succeeded, immediately after his arrival in Constantinople, in suppressing, at least in the suburb of Pera, the mas sacres which had taken place in that part of the city. Ile caused to be published in the churches of the Ar menians and Greeks a Proclamation, which ordered them to resume without uneasiness the course of their usual occupations. The . disgrace of this Vizier is attributed to .a mis understanding between him and Halet-Effendi, who is well known for possessing the entire confidenCe of the Sultan. It was the news of the insurrection of the Morea which cost the Patriarch of Constantinople his life. .MADRID. MAY es. The catastrophe of Vinuesa has not frightened the forgers of Proclamations, for others are in circulation, more absurd, if possible, than those of that unfortu nate individual. We have one before us dated the month of April, the second year of our captivity, which is a compound of folly and wickedness that can have issued only from a head quite turned by fanaticism. The circular sent on the 3d by the Minister of Grace and Justice to the Prelates of the kingdom, begins already to produce an excellent effect. The Bishop of Malaga published on the 15th a pastoral letter, in which we find none of the studied sentences and artful circumlocutions by which' ritings of its kind generally elude the execution of superior orders while affecting to observe them. The Bishop of Malaga does not act thus : for he says to his Clergy, in public and private, in general and i n particular— instruct all in the duty of contributing each his share to the observance of the Constitution, and obedience to the Magistrates. . MAY 27. The Cortes continue to discuss the various articles of the Law on the Army and on the Land Tax. NAVELDO, MAY 22. Our militiaman, Novarro,.having taken two of the best friends of Jaime Alfonso, this bandit has sworel that he will murder all the sons and inhabitants of this city who may fall intoliis hands. Several fami lies who were going to take the baths at Archena and Fortuna have desisted from their journey, and we are all in the greatest consternation. BARCELONA, MAY le. The Captain of his Majesty's ship El Guerrero has written to the Captain of this port the following note, dated Port Mahon, the 'Sill instant: " Sit—l send you the attuned di;patrh, requesting you us forward it to Court, as soon as possible, in ordtr to inform his Majesty that the Algerine Corsairk Lr.titliiiir.utkd in their doek, and that the Dey liastlecLred to th : Llear-Admiral of the Dosch squadron, which has just atielired in this port on its ret um front Algiers, that be shuuld not commit any hasten!) , aglin:t the other Powers, unless they should first molest his II . r .. 'VITTORIA, MAY 22. The sentence of death pronounced by the Cour:. Martial on the Priest of ZalL:u-ado, has been con firmed by the Captain-General of Guipuscoa, and no. t:ce has been sent to the illustrious Bishop of Cala. borra, that he may come and alegrade hi m, or ;y,. point somebody to du it, which is daily esppcted . . ,. To•day, the trial of the Alc-aae of SATREIen o , a s 1 1 proceeded in ; and though tae result is twit intr . ,: n, it is supposed his fate ‘ria I,e as that of the Priest of Zaldacndo.