The Sun.
London, England, 1826-09-06 00:00:00

ever ready in the hour of danger to abandon the unhappy
victims of their rapacity. At the national Assembly at
Pinha, Prince Ypsilanti flattered himself for a moment,
that the reins of Government would be entrusted to him.
The real friends of the Greeks, rejoiced in the prospect of
having so patriotic a chief, and hoped that the well-known
integrity and disinterestedness of the Prince, would put an
end to the anarchy. This last hope has been baffled for
the present by intrigue. The Greeks have still at the
head of their armies the insatiable Colocotroni, who loaded
with the treasures of Tripolizza and Napoli di Romani!,
still stretches out his hand for more money, and bulbs at
the simplicity of those who hasten to the combat, sing*
songs of liberty.
We have the following account of Colocotroni
Primate of Calavrita had purchased from the Hydrints
several fine Arabian horses that had been captured froln
Ibrahim's army. Colocotroni long sought means to appro.'
priate them to himself. What did he do ? He proposed t°
the Government that all the horses at pasture n th• plain
of Argos should be taken to form a regular corps ocavalrY•
The proposal was approved, Colocotroni put it into elect-
tion, and caused Zaini's horses to be conveyed to his oval
stables. Zaini loudly complained of this violation of his
property, and managed so well that Colocotroni was order.
to restore his horses. He obeyed, but four of the finest 01
them had already died.

AIM
The following additional extracts from the
rican Papers possess some interest. By the schooner
Tobacco, Capt. Anderson, from Tampico, We lure
been favoured with the following letter

rA.ztetco, JULY f. ' 7
in consequence of orders received from the Government ti .
Mexico, and published yesterday by beat of drum at this Po, 11
the men capable of bearing arms have been assembled this day,snu
their names registered ; those who have no arms are to be furnish-
ed at the public expence. -The object of this movement is to ex* *1
cite an effective military force, from which the men fur the servlce
of the line will be shortly drafted ; even the foreign merchants
have been obliged to present themselves to be inscribed,
the s' the
decree states, those inhabitants who shall not conform n
selvelves thereto, will be looked upon as suspicious perseo
by the Republic. Whilst the Mexican Government is I,
acting a military service from foreigners resident is fir;
State, State, who ought to be exempt; it would be, on tits 1'um,......'
hand, but justice to favour these commercial operations. u"-.
then contents of this letter give some instances of the vessuv^. ,
and absurd proceedings of its local agents ; among othIMILT:
Lieut. Col. Don Lucian Jaurequi, commandant on the sueLZ:' •
Tampico. Foreigners, arriving with passports, are Ittig/740.
strict scrutiny, and by an order received from Mexico, anti
e" u t
have not passports, must find security for a large
&mount, or ro I
return in the same vessel they arrived in. • the ffith
The damage done by the earthquake at Begot!,
_, rli n„ti.v. had
June, is estimated at half a million of dollars. la' etf,..",-die &-
suffered severely. A fire had broken out at Prollaea-I...erican
mage sustained is said to be about 30,000 dollars. The 4.1._ ~.,,m-the
the public ,--
Papers contain accounts of further failures among ruz t the
panies. Files of papers have beta received from Vera- - ° t,
sth July ; and a private letter, dated 30th June, nine port,
merely says—Noing new here; the rainy seumn,ll.llehincli
business is very dull; the place vastly overstocked wwl ''' •t, the
of goods, and money uncommonly scarce. Petersburg% ' a.
United States, had again suffered from fire, supposed t° be (Ice
sioned by incendiaries.

We have just received the following letter "ill eh
will be read with interest :

SMYRNA, JULY g 4
The Skylark, Davis, arrived yesterday from L°lld°7„r tbr
Napoli di Romania, where she landed her warlike stores°.
,loner
Greeks. She left Napoli di Romania on the 17th ita, jo
and on the 20th, was attacked in the Straits of s." _boot
a calm, by seven Misticks, armed and manned, with
prime
50 men each, who robbed the vessel of all the Captain's P;00
adventure, to the extent of about 200/. Several romul
which he coedited for different friends here to the airionntoliviii,
more, all the ship's provisions, stores, nearly all her 110)1,4
captain's,.Mrite's, and Men's clothes, leaving them inerelY their
trowsers, and in some cases (but not in all) a shirt OP
backs, shoes, stockings, and every thing, in fast, taken ; tb
lived two days on some potatoes the pirates accidentally VI
hind them, and fell in luckily with an American ship 0f,%
which gave them provisions enough to last them to tbi') P 7:
They saw nothing of Capt. Hamilton,
or any other vowel of co

It would appear by the 'American Papers,
Greek cause bad got into as patriotic hands in that
tqltitearAtetrlaanstiacm. among disinterestietsGreek i.:rigaetde friends
Frigates, of
‘esre,h
dio,,il;t„istotsh}ol,llo:nitilesittlsttralc:ls
had been said, were laid up in ordinary, till the
builders, contractors, or other worthies' ill the secret'
had time to adjust some little differences As to Per.
motteribi
tentage, commission, and such necessary
to be divided among the crew, before the 01' '
or per'
'determine whether both frigates or one, " ily
haps no ship at all, should proceed w so. ite3,,,e
these land-lubbers are very able calculett*
rti
guess, in the rule of dividing other people's lircPe a
by way of making an addition to their own. B'thy
rule of selfishness, how many patriots worship
Di,
golden precepts ! It is said that the below:114110y
NAND first acquired his notions of political e6Ser
by converting money raised on the
pssheoiouppasl eifi
Americatt
fitted
dhi so
u otwalnt
Tucis;:a
sa
and
thenda
to the world by denouncing the rognes'ffiutrgil to
the frigates in America for those who had dßeostinyalearscild°teentAts‘en°tnet°
the:wi l.
dvfeos sr el
equippings tnu s must
profit by so illustrious an example. It Is —off or
btheeetriokoticalfhotoellrkocedanw
noitod,ntoanewn,
itill)..eutirntedgor,itirnatfaii;tibh
out of the stocks, and that at all even" ' the
thousand pounds for buildin.g_ two_ frigstes' 149 eP de
lhTrieoshnseeyis‘tt,arauetlalltorsaroefetkhsis pwreeciioluaysejonboin
not-complete the contract ! This may 40 t° :4 the
w at will :O,W
steam-vessels in countenance, but n
be their brethren on the other side of twii wheil
Greek meets Greek then comes the tarft'n:°l,'l6:o'.4s'll
the Greek loan but too unfortunately k153,,ct0l °I
collate:l3_ oter?
cost. We have heard it asserted that th.e, $ los"
EGYPT has divided, or promised to divtueJle stor)
among. these Greeks, but we should thial:
."fiea witr
improbable, as they are, or ought to be, s"htl.srd in th!
what they have got, well'
knowing th"t $ "lbiasl 1'
hand is worth two in the bush.---Preei°t:sa_, 01111'
were but right that their nests were tan.'" '
feathered.

since to the subjgercati
As-corn and
policy: f every .._._:------, i ipori
......---: :
r red
wise Government to make sac e
.1
le' '
ions that these, the first and indispensable ncr
caries of life, ly
subjects of
aorfe
eovle) jreyc tsstaotef pi:in:cloy-nes 01,
should be furnished to the main bet
the people, at the very Jawest possible, price; 4.'1:
being nevertheless had to the cost of poduction,
the price of labour employed in that production. `
withstanding this may be received as an alcion ill P
very
litical economy, the whole effect of it is Ilia'
weakened by the prevailing notion, that the OF