The Sun.
London, England, 1821-04-24 00:00:00

" LEGHORN, APRIL 7•

" The intelligence of the insurrection of the Greeks, which
reached us via Mrlta, excited a great sensation. Several ves-
sels laden for the Turkish harbours have relanded their cargoes.
It is said that the Greek inhabitants of the isle of Crete have
made themselves masters of lit, having got possession of all the
strong holds in the island. We are assured that for some time
past all the Greeks of the islands have repaired to the isle of
Idro, in the Egean Sea, in order to form a kind of fleet there.
The Greeks have 1,600 trading vessels of different sizes.

"WARSAW, Amu. 5.
" An article from Jassy, of the 12th of March, states that
the report of the Greek inhabitants of Galacz having seized on
that fortress wants confirmation. A letter of the 13th, from
Jassy, announces that an order of the day has just been pub-
lished by Prince Ypsilanti% addressed to the Greek warriors,
under the command of Colonel Karabin, in which he congra-
tulates them on the victory obtained near Galacz.
" TURIN; _.APRIL 14-

" The following Ordinance was published here yesterday:—
" We, Count VittOrio Sallier de Latour, Commandern-
Chief, Governor-General of Piedmont, &c. -
" By order of his Royal Highness the Duke of the Gene-
yes; given in Modena on the 19th of April current, a Court
Martial is created for the purpose of trying the military and
other persons who have taken part in the rebellion carried on in
Piedmont in March last.

" This Military Coinmiasiiin is composed as follows:

" Count Thaon Revel di Pratolungo, President.

" :Major-General Count Venanzon.

" Major-General Vialardi.
" Major-General Connt diSarnbrey.
" Major-General the Marquis di Faverges,
" Count Lango,sto di Langosco, President of the Borl
Senate of Turin.

" The Chevalier Roget •de Cholex, formerly Intendan
General in Sardinia.

" Count Calvi, President, Auditor General for War, and
charged with the office of Reporter to this Commission.

" Turin, April 13,

" DE LATOUR."

" This publication has produced a very disagreeable effect
here, for the men who are appointed Members of the Commis-
sion are the most violent description of Ultras.
" We are still uncertain who is to be king, whether Emanuel
or Charles Felix. It appears, however, that preparations are
making for receiving the former, who is at present at Nice.
" The following Proclamation was issued on the arrival of the
Austrians and the Piedmontese troops that joined them :.
" We, Count Vittorio Sallier de Latour, &c. &c.
" On entering with the faithful troops of his Majesty into the
capital, it is pleasing to be enabled to testify my satisfaction at
the excellent spirit with which the 'inhabitants have proved
themselves to be animated, and more particularly at the atten-
tion so efficaciously exercised by the magistrates of this city for
the purpose of maintaining, as they have done, in these difficult
circumstances, that order and tranquillity which incurred the
tisk of being greatly compromised. They merit the praise and
the gratitude of all good citizens. We are persuaded. that they

will always continue to be actuated by that zeal of which they
have, in various situations, given such irrefragable proofs. i
" Under the empire of our wise laws tranquillity is restored
to the country. All officers, civil, military, and ecclesnuticsa,
must proceed With the exercise of the functions entrusted to
them by his Majcsiy; and must wait, witithat fidelity which
is peculiarto good subjects, until the further wishes of *nuke
of the Genevese be made
.known to us.
" We promise that the troops under our command shall, as