The Sun.
London, England, 1823-09-13 00:00:00

age, and of the prayers eflyourliolintis, iou,
standard of Christ, the; nation is shedding itj• blood--fcir-jeg
religion, and is reclaiming their usurpeti-sovereigrity. She in-
vites the Christian Kings tolend lierexertions the support Of
their powerful aid, and she presents ttr the examination of their
sovereign deliberations, the pn)of of her incontestable rights
and privileges. She 'consents to sidnnit he:szlf or a Christian
dynasty, under sage and established lavrs atttressrne tit*:
tlffit she deelares,kin the presence of the Divinity„ %hash,: is
detennined to perish, sooner than submit to any
.relittien whia;
iaida May bind het to the cruel and tyranl enenty of her rtigioin
and her freedom.

To this , eirect has. the Provisional:Government of Greece
thought proper toentrust to,tne this important 1111.0:011; and as
Prornientehnsinsp&ed`nie With the idea of landing in a Coun-
try subject to your dominion. fearlng tbe length of :aid
quarantine-may extend beyond the openlng of Congress; .and,
consequentlr, aPprehending that I may not b: rini4ted tq
proceed to Verona, I have ilresemed• most humbly to implitz
the piety and humanity or your 1101012%3 to transmit th! in-
closeti papers to ti;a Sovereigaa atutembled at Verana,,,a*.ar4l,
partied by the support of your sacire:l medistion ; that, and
by a.statemeut of the real state of affv.ts wid moved
by,tbg situation of the Greeki, and Convinerd of' thetridr.4-
towel, they may at length feel a wish to unite, to restaiiitoei a
state of perpetual oppretsion a nation which prides hersAf
the, precious title of Sister to the nations that are faithful to tl
religion of Christ, and which is struggling between tt'atit
life—between Paradise and Hcll.. •
illay the pure Alai perfect soul of your -flightiest make. 3
matter of conscience of this which the Greeks iinplott) cf y
august and sacred elaracter, the organ of the will cf thl na-
tion. I hare Lot failed to do all that, the imp,zrttnce ot' tho
affair required ; I presume to Hatter myself, that haveren-,
dered myself worthy of having the honour to kiss the sacred
vestment of your IforineSs. -

Count META XA.

SOUTH AMERICA.

Advices from Santiago de Chile to ttu eBth
May were received yesterday, by ‘v y of Buenos'
Ayres. Subjoined we give some extracts frotn
the private letters. The effort made by the Ca-•
lorubian Republic, in sending 7,500 men to assist
in achieving the independence of 'Peru, is cal-
culated to create an extraordinary impression or
the resources of that Government, as wcll as of
the. enterprising spirit of its President, Bolivar.

SANTI.tao DE CHILE, MAY 16.—From Lima, we hear of
the.Bpanish army being within 50 miles of that city, which I s
created great consternation there ; and the British merchants.'
who had committed themselves, were preparing to withdraw',
together with their goods, to Callao. Fortunately for them, the
Spanish Generals, La Serna
,and Valdez, were taken ill, and
unable to advance; and in the mean time 3,000 Colomhian
troops, from Guayaquil, arrived at Callao, by which rruane
confidence was restored. Another corps of 3,000 Colornhisn a
was on the march to Lima by land, and the Peruvian Admiral,
Guise, had sailed to ,rivoy 1,500 more to Calm
General Bolivar is to take the command, and ought to be at.
Lima by this time.
Our Government has lent 1,000,000 of dollars to Peru,
is preparing an auxiliary corps of 3,000 men.
MAY 27.—This morning the Congress Pertiviakbrig of war
arrived at Valparaiso, in 30 days tram Callao. .135hvar Was
with the last detachment, coming by sea, and his arrival at Lima
was daily expected. His plan of operations is, said to be, to
leave a sufficient force at Lima, and to proceed with the main
body to Arica, for the purpose of making an end of the war at
one stroke.

Our import duties here are gradually to be reduced by 16 p:r
vent.—viz., in eight months, at the rate of 2 per vent. per
month.. There will be no prohibited goods, and all are to be
put ()tthe *tine footing, excepting wine and spirits, which w:11
pay- abotit .(10 per cent. ad vtdorem.

MAY auxiliary carps of 3,000-ChiHans is getting'
reedy and will sail br all next month, I calculato that all the
fortes to be united in Peru will antuuntio about 14,000 men
quite sufficient, I think, to put down the Royalists.
The .L':ottunissioners appointed by this Cover/intent have,
drown on London fOr a large amount, on account of the loal ;
this affords facilities ftir making remittances.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

Yesterday Thomas PP:fit/a, an Irish labourer, was een..
victed of a violent assault with a pitchfork upon John Frit, ~r
foreman to a cowkeeper at Islington. Ile ivas sentenced to jet- "!
prisooment and hard labour for three months. ,••••
Ryon rind John Fitzgerald 'were indicted by the
'united parishes of St. Giles in the Fields end St. George, 'T
Bloomsbury, for a riot and assault iipoa several persons. qu , • •
the evening of the 27th of July last. it appeared, Abet
upon the day in question, there was a most dangerous ttfrray
in St. Giles's, among the Irish. The natives of tws .:I,ie-
vinces being drawn up in two bodies :against each crtht
general engagement took place. - Stones„ brick-bats, and
Iniviles flew in all directions, to the imminent hazard of
persons' lives whose occasions obliged them to bass throi.q.,ll
that neighbourhood. The two prisoners, who hatt only, b; `.ti
released from prison a few weeks before, after having surYcr:d,
the one 12 months and the other six months' confinement ter A
similar offence, were secured as two of the rioters. ',Fitzgerald
was proved to have knocked down a woman, and a man with a •
wooden leg. lle even atteiripted to pull the poorinan`s wooden
leg off. It did net appear that Ryan assaulted any person
he declared that the riot was over before he ettme np. 'They wt!re .
both tbund Gleittn. Fitegeralti was st,ntenced to imprisonment
in the Ben (correction of rreetion for 12 months, and Ryan' for
Robert tS.'mairt, Wm. Geer, and acki, were cbitr.ried
with assaulting tit phial Moss Snlotnons u Jew ,perteil.lndl.:tr.
The prosecutor stated, that he antis his Non weiecallin
upon several customers at .eltil.ttea, :with SOTI)0 PiTlril*, anti
were thllowed by the threeprismners,. Who at length came up to
them, and asked him for his license. tie rePlizxt, that th: act
did not reqtdee him to have one, as he -was It mutufactur,r
and he showed them the murk Onhia thumb, and thet
son's thumb, which all pined-makers have, Ile also !:e.to-
duced ree.eipts, and other doembents, to showthem Olathe v..:.e;
manufacturer. Notwithstanding which,~ the defendants
him into custody, and persisted in keeping hint so, un4il ho
found a friend who aeSlNereti for his appearance before the. tuu.
gistrates. One of the defendanti suggested to another that he
(the prosecutcr) might settle the business; but his triel.ti, in
reply to the suggestion. said that Mr. Solomon h-.d acel.4li., to
settle. He appeared according to his promise before the
gistrate, Queen-square; aml, upon relating whilt had pessed,
the Magistrate desired hien to indict the defendants.

Mr. ALLEY, for the thAntlants, contentleti that they were
justified in what they hati tine, it being their tiuty to prevent
the prosecutor from hawking pencils without a license, the Act
of Parliament only allowing Mal to do so in t, " rhilrket,
city., borough," 4tui the village of Chet ;ra net cOaiing
-under any of these denominations.
The Jury found the tlefendanti gv!lty. Thcy wtre sr o
tented to pay a tine of 40s. each, with libtrts to riitalc to the
prosecutor.

lious accident, we regret to say, has ac,-
curred to Mr. FatmANTLE, at tail Seat Oil Etigh,
field Greto. Upon setting out for his moriting .
ride, he was met by a friend, who ,requestuti
him to penile a letter,. which FittltAtt.t-;
commenced, sitting open lass horee with a slack
The animal took alarm at the `rustling of
the,paper,andzafter mach viohla Phmtling, suc-
ceeded it, thruWing his, rider. The Right Hon.
Gentleman was taken up senseless, with as -br
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collar bone, amts.-Ilan, severe bruise!, taut we are
imppy to say the last acconut states him— to taco
in a fair way of recovery.