The Sun.
London, England, 1822-06-28 00:00:00

sertion of our duty, for the crirninil apathy with
which we have hitherto beheld the crimes of
their tyrants,and the wretchedness of themselves!
We cannot now preserve ourselves from the
shame and obloquy with which we are justly
Covered. We may,—however, still evince that
we are not entirely lost to all sense of duty,—
still prove the sincerity Of our penitence and our
grief. The expression of the public voice, in
commiseration of the ill-fated Greeks, and in ab-
horrence of their oppressors, ought to be imme-
diate and universal; and, if the policy of Govern-
ments do not permit their interference to rescue
them from destruction, a great and generous effort
°light to be made for their preservation, by every
1)1:0PLE in the world pretending to the appella-
tk'h of CHRISTIAN, or claiming the rank of civi-
lization.

We have received the 'Paris Papers of Tues.
(-I'9, from which the following are extracts
P4ais, JUNE 25.—The Journal dindre Loire of the 22d
'natant says, " General Berton set out yesterday from Saumur
for Poictiers, from whence he is to be conveyed under a good
escort by the road of Loudun."
The number of suicides which took place at Paris in 1821
was 348 ; in 1820 there,were only 325.
The Gazette de Lyon says—" It is stated that the School of
z 44W, which has existed at Grenoble since 1793, and which a
Royal Ordonnance suppressed in 1821, is about to be transfer-
retl to Valence, where it existed for several centuries previous
t° the Revolution."
Letters from Saumur state, that Delon was one of the armed
t.:°°l" which came to the aid of Berton, and of which Valfel
Wed the Chief by a pistol shot. Delon is wandering in the
fields, and cannot escape the active search of which he is the
Object--(Quotidiennc.)
it It is said that Valfel will receive immediately the Brevet of a
°lenaber of the Legion of Honour, and pass into the corps of
Royal Gendarmerie with the rank of ,liieutenant.—(ibid.)
Four or five days since two persons of the highest rank, corn-
from Spain, and proceeding to Lyons, passed through
.13rnes•—(Journal de Paris.)
Letters from Perpignan of the 15th instant, say, " A letter
brought
by the last courier, written by a Liberal of Barcelona,
sates that the insurrection is general in Catalonia, and that a
4ilisi°rl of Constitutionalists, returning from an unfortunate
ejcPedition, were guilty of the most dreadful excesses, rape,
robbery, and assassination.—( Gazette de France.)
_ " A Captain of the 6th regiment (La Creuse) writes from
gard, that he had witnessed a combat which had taken
Place
within a few days near La Jonquera. He had, he said,
seen
many battles, but none which displayed so much fury on
both sides. Victory at length decided for the Royalists; their
enemies lost much ; and 200 cavalry, and two mountain pieces,
were the prey of the victors.—(
" According to a letter from Barcelona, the Liberals had pil-
laged several warehouses belonging to the French, and had or-
dered the proprietors to quit the city and province. One of these
unfortunate men writes to his family that he was on his road,
with several others, to return to France, but that they feared
being assassinated by the way.—(l bid.
" ISlajor-General the Marquis d'Hautpoul is arrived at Per-
The German Journals maintain silence respecting the affairs
or Russia and the Porte. The private letters are still of a
Pacific character.

FRENCH FUNDS.—JUNE 25.
Five per Cents.
Highest
Closedc.
Exchange on London—One Month 25 f. 55 c
Three Months 25 f. 35 c.
GNoa JUNE 15.—The royal squadron which has for some
a 73 "Petted In this port the signal for departure, consists of
two ships of the line, a frigate, a corvette, a brig and a galliot.
t has on board the Consuls for Algiers, and Tripoli, and the
ice-Consul for Tunis. After having disembarked each at
the residence assigned to him, the squadron will cruise, it is
said, for some weeks in the Mediterranean, to protect com-
merce and cause our flag to be respected.
l'aA?TxpoßT, JUNE 20.—1 f we may believe the reports in
circulation here, the Turks have secretly engaged to rebuild all
the Greek Churches destroyed during the disturbances. On
pother hand, it is said that the Reis Effendi has again corn-
allied to Lord Strangford that the Russians have not evacu-
ated the frontier places of Asia.

Spanish Papers have arrived, but they do not
come
down to so late a date as the extracts in
the French Papers, and in substance contain no-
thing additional.

WEST INDIA INTERCOURSE.
(42:tract of a Letter from Halifax, Nova Scotia, dated 27th
illay, 1822.)
" aril not surprised to learn that the Bill opening the trade
aetween
the United States and the West India Colonies was
itilikelY to receive the sanction of Parliament. As far as my li-
lted judgment here will allow me to form an opinion, I am
th,sect to say, that the Planters will, ere long, discover that
et^
sure will afford them no permanent relief from their
-'s—Grenada rum does not now nett more than from 18
Ito 11. 20 dollars per puncheon in New York. The American dis-
-le,ies
__e
ar carried on to a great extent, and every encourage-
is given to them by the Government : Their navy is sup-
plies) with whiskey, and the lower classes have become laabi-
stuated to the taste of it, and to that of New England Rum.—
hehearsr of excellent quality is made at New Orleans, which
rbsiies
a better price than West India muscovados, which, for
quality, is at 9 dollars per cwt., duty paid. If the
whichee(lule of Protecting duties for the North American Colonies,
vie have seen, correct, they amount almost to nothing.
"—lt is • is
Produceun,,Possible at present to say what effect the change will

Charlestown, Philadelphia, and Baltimore
Rapers arrived this morning, of two days later
date than the last received.
h r From a Baltimore Paper
of 23d of May.)
t't appears, by a letter from Mr. GALLATIN, that
t!.British Government is very desirous of ob-
tonntg the Northern part of the State of Maine,
render more easy the communication between
Brunswick and Canada.
-extract of a Letter from Havannah, dated April 20, received
" by the :team ship Robert Fulton.)
circumstance occurred here a few days since, which
444 caused considerable sensation in the city. An officer,