The Sun.
London, England, 1825-06-16 00:00:00

FRENCH PA I' Eittl.

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(Fora the Journal des Debuts of Monday.)
LEGHORN, MAY 30.
Tr.e official news published at Hydra, ,`lay 8, and which ar-
rr;ed at Malta on the 19th, by a Greek vessel dispatched for
Malta on the 24th, and received at Leghorn the '39th, confirms
the advantages gained by the Greeks in the battles before Na.

Van CM.
Many Europeans, in the service of Ibrahim Paella, perishesi
Oil this bloo4 day. Ms Secretary and his Physician, both
Europeans, seeing the desperate situation of the Pacha-and his
troops, surrendered to -the Greeks.- The Egyptian troops are
in the Most deplorable condition, and Greek. troops are arriving
from kli•quartens to coMplete their defeat. -
`The fleet of the Greeks, amounting to 100 sail, including-
fire-ships, had separated into three squadrons. The first has
-gone to meet the fleet 'from Constantinople, composed of two
-large-frigates, sik corvettes, and 32 small vessels, which is be.
tkeea, Tenedos and illytelene. This division has surprised 21
giissiawand Austrian vessels laden with provisions, which they
were Conveying Negropont, Patras, and Lepanto. • They
:ISav;; been all taken, and were brought into Napoli di Romania.
The second squadron has gone to block up in Suda the
'Egyptian fleet of 90 sail, viz. 50 ships of war, and 40 trans-
ports. It has made four attempts to get out, the 17th, 21st,,
Zlth, and 29th of April, but has been always forced to. put
liaok. In their various attacks, a Turkish brig has been burnt
by the Greeks; a frigate had its rigging burnt, and most of the
crew leaping in their fright into the sea, were taken prisoners.
The third squadron was destined to take on board and con-
vey to Missolonglii the troops of Tino. which are in the 111orea,
and. was then to cruise on the coast of western Greece.
A Corps of the enemy's troops, commanded by, the celebrated
lilustapha Bey, endeavouring to penetrate -into the western
parts in Li;:adia, was beaten on the. 22,1 and .24th .April by
Couras, who repulsed it to Zeitoani, and took many prisoners.
The most complete union prevails throughout Greece.. A
commission of eight members has been ordered to present to
the Government in eight days a plan for the organization of a
corps of 10 or 12,000 regular troops. Odysseus had surrendered
h:rnself to the Gnvernment.
It is said that General Roche has been very well received by
the Government, and that he immediately proceeded to the
camp before Patras.

D 1.41- 24.

Thz resolution which our Governors seems toihave taken, to
raise a forced loan from all the commercial towns in the king- ,
dom, and particularly from Cadiz, to defray the expeuces of
the expedition to the Havannah, has so frightened our com-
rnercial houses,; that a great number of those ,o£ the first class
"have nearly finished their preparations to establish themselves
at. Gibr.:4ar, preferring to quit the kingdom to being plundered.
By a vessel from the United States, we have received news from
Peru of a very recent date ; they announce_ to us' that, General
Olaneta had concluded a suspension of arms for four months
with General Sucre. rail event, which is getterally looked
upon as the precursor to a definitive arrangement between the
vivo Generals, has destroyed the little hope that was Still enter-
tained with regard to ,the line of conduct that would be adopted
by General Olaneta in Peru.
FRENCH Fusns.— Pants, JuNE 13. —Five per Cents.
101 f. 50c. ; Three per Cents., 74f. 80C.—Bank Stock, 2,190.
Rente de Naples 88f. 20c.—Rente d'E'spagne, 19E—Royal
Spanish Loan. 574E—Exchange on London, one month, 25f. ;
three months, 241. 85c.—(Cours Anthentigue.).

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF.COMMONS.
Mercurii, 15° die Junii, 1825.

The House met, and Forty Members not being. present rt
four o'clock, Mr. Speaker adjourned the House.

NOTICE O.F MOTION FOR. THIS DAY.
Dr. Lushington-Deportation of. two persons of colour from
the Island of Jamaica, by order of the Duke of XI anchester.
'ORDERS OF THE DAY -FOR THIS DAY.
1. Horses Slaughtering Bill-Further consideration of Report.
3. Assimilation of the Currency Bill-Third reading
3. -Townland Boundaries (Ireland) Bill-Third reading.
4. British Consuls Bill-Third Reading.
5. Offices Pensions Bill-Committee.
6. West Indies Clergy Bill,-Second reading.
7. Buckingham House Bill-Second reading..
Peter's Divorce Bill-Committee, Cpuncil antlWitnesses.
9.' -Judicature (Scotland) Bill-Third reading. ,
19. Holyhtad Roads Bill-Committee.- •
-11. Goods Warehousing Bill-Further consideration of Report.
12. Isle of Man Trade Bill-Further consideration of Report. •
13. Bubble Act Amendment Bill-Committee.
14. Pilotage Rill-Committee.
15. Excise 'Licences Bill-Third reading.
18. Shooting and Stabbing (Scotland) Bill-Third reading.
17. Courts of Justice Offii:es Bill-Committee.
18. Partnership Societies (Scotland) Bill-Second feeding.
19. glass Duties Bill-Committee. _
20. Distillery Bill-Third reading. .
21. Smuggling 'revention Rill-Committee.
22. Oaths on Naturalization Bill-Third reading.
23. Warehoused Corn Bill-Third reading.
24. Canada Corn Bilb-Third reading.
25. House of Commons Taxation of Costs Bill-Second reading.
26. Linen Trade (Ireland) Bill-Second reading.
27. Wide Streets (Dublin) Acts-Committee thereupon.
Dropped Notice of Motion of Yesterday.
Mr. Bankes-Select Committeee on the progress of the
Journal Index.
Dropped Orders of the Day of Yesterday.
1. Supply-Committee.
2. Ways and Means-Xommittee.
2. Customs: 3lanagement, Bill-Report.
4. Navigation Laws Bill-Report.
Z. Customs Regulation Bill-Report.
-6. Holyhead Roads ( Advance of Money`-Report thereupon.
7. Silver Coin for Ireiand-Report thereupon.
8. Stamp Duties Act-Report thereupon.
St; Mary-le-hone Rectories Bill -Second 'reading.
Dropped Second Reading of Private Bill.
Leitch's Estate.