The Sun.
London, England, 1822-08-16 00:00:00

from their correspondents at Trieste. The. Greeks
appear to be once more masters of their own
c°4htry; their enemies are retreating every
where before them, and they have been enabled
to send several expeditions to effect the complete
liberation of' those provinces where the issue of
th struggle remained doubtful. The partied-
tars of these fresh successes will he found among
°'2r extracts, and prove that the operations of
the Greeks are now Conducted on a regular con-
certed system, evincing traits of wisdom in plan-
L'ing, and skill and bravery in execution, which
reader them worthy of their glorious ancestry.
,r,
de sarne article which communicates the above
itikrrnation also states, that " Lord STRANGFORD
bad declared to the Porte, by order of his co.
4'l, that if sceries similar to_ those which
-44 taken, place at Scio were renewed, he 11
4,loeiti quit Constantinople." We trust that
the
tue may be correct, and, for the sake of
i • •
that similar measures have been
a-.QPted by the other Christian Ambassadors and
*asters at Constantinople.

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Prospects of the Greeks brighten every
may.
1n addition to the official details of their
3u''ce"'•?s which we Published yesterday, we have
"w
the heartfelt gratification of laying before
our
headers further brilliant indications of their
-eterritied cheracter,.of ;the, military skill and
4:tivltY.ol their Commanders, and the triumphant
r°iBti' of their troops. The war is no longer
ci,a;rrie4 oo -bY• the disorganized though highly
'..rited efforts of partisans, acting for one common
b:
Ject) it is true, but independently, and some-
t s
e-
hb •
11,, "en in counteraction of each ether.—
111, the establishment of a general Govern-
41%ellt' theyhave formed a well combined and
reQ
tb Plan of military operations, enabling
"whole force to act in concert against the
(4117) and to render every separate enterprise
coud
ucive to one grand design of enlarging their
"ergies, and of consolidating their own
'-wer, while they are vigorously breaking
to
;Pit'es :.that of their adversaries. It is
‘)bb-"2113, • that -• the —hostilities between the
,P 44 6reeli,:a"':and: 'their old oppressors have
.
sow
a ered far- beyond the circumstances and clia-
ti-eter of an' insurrection, and have assumed all
f,'‘' attributes arid' consistency of national war-
It "possible to view Greece in apy
M ith =lght than that of an. independent State,
h L -
U$
"It's already expelled a horde of military
urn..—
4: from a large-portion of her territory,
1L 1-1:11re'4,4-rapidiv.wreating the remainder of
the c'ssicsoilfrom their barbarian grasp, is in
Klury
Pl%l attitude that becomes her ancient
re.qlsinroipg-}lei: elevated rank amidst the
(1:th413 of 'the'
world.—As an Indepen-
Stut
b e, we hope' ere long to see her recognized
• 7 o
14,4111,8 e Christian Powers who have looked with
heiu struggles, but who cannot with-
"unco~to .
tier the admiration which is due to her
rtspe ItleMble -her,o;isea,, and who must finally
alrel
on —in that character, which she has
'4Y w by her triumphs.
• -
• •
I.B7oVil'i3 3vLY 10.—The United States
Nit* 01 ?"..r.OFO: .arrived here yesterday, from a suceessfu
Dirittea. tc3.ce months, on the north side of Cuba, against the
theseth viii°llYlzilitanding the great exertions made to destroy
(4z,et
enPrriies of all :nations, they still continue to coin.
44inat „ cof:;therce, and are particularly incensed
"et.pt tuericans: they are seldom from their Turn laces
t4el4; kualet"cwile merchant vessel happens to pass in sight of
thf tt" 'oitliq--hay.e,a chain of communication along the whol;
aTi of , The Grampus has put into this
.111 c, PPte3; and will be off again in a few days to join the
(14111-,Chlch 13 !low craizing in the :kinky of Old Bahama

.. • .
AI • •
elle-1 f .61,..%,:..A/I.II.ANIGEMENTS.—In the LI1)-
14/.4: 418 MAJESTY, whatever new Ministerial
'-ml'llts 'limy he contemplated in conse-
(l4'4:l4lc (.4 the vOid occasioned by the lamented
1:1)`: of the Marquis of LONDONDERRY, cannot,t
j/1, vQufie-ibe• considered as decided, until
It.liey
ive bien stlbmitted to the pleasure of his 1 A
(10-54.-'We
'Understand, hOWeVer, ' n a
that i
to
lo I‘"' to whfch. we have been accustomed -
cat, \tt, 411 retrpeCt and confidence, Lord,(l.:l.lvTii/iro
iS to "S been mentioned as the states
Intti.'ttet'd the c ongress at Vienna, asuldßepre-
"ve of the Eritish Cabinet.
It B
kir ul'ing to obtain a
t'ndea-ea,ra that an obscure individual has been
_post
or
of recom.
public meeting for the
taei,diti addressing the KING, and , mr.
et 4. t° his MAJESTY the appointment of " _
StItt:I4:CRANT to the office of Secretary of
tjgti, '"Ottt, hearing of this very improperGene-
-164.111111e father of the Right Honourable
ul:faheilslaracteriz.lenddit
cos it las very Properly rebuked the temerity.
1 3 ztuthor .
to s a letter addressed to. him,
" shocking to the
,friends"
15
hi 3°l
ri'
and `C of the most injurious tendency
d In ~ ,„
14.
44 --I
he
Project has of course been aban-
. Vest
---,mum.—
itil X4rCia Lord a
—RENviLLE had an interview
. AIIIIIRST at the Colonial Office.