The Sun.
London, England, 1821-07-23 00:00:00

i.?rii,gl4ll3 "S itl►
of ALI, have u&& 1-4 n 'lrruption into Bosnia; and
the whole of the Korea is now liberated from the
thraldom of the Turks.

The accounts from Spain come down to the 9th
instant. The permanent deputation of the
Cortes has commenced its daily Sittings. Senor
CAL vraiv.t is appointed President, and Senor
MARTINEZ LA RosOecretary. Madrid is
tolerably quiet, but several insurrectionary at-
tempts have been made in the provinces. A
conspiracy has just been discovered in Murcia,
and several persons have been arrested.—
On the 26th and 27th of last month twenty-
four individuals belonging to the town of
Guadaloupe were apprehended, and sent pri-
soners to Herrera in Estremadura. Several of
the latter were persons of distinction, and were
suspected of conspiring against the constitutional
system. Other arrests took place at Cadiz and
Xeres de la Frontera ; and on the 4th inst. the
same measures were adopted in the Murcian
capital : the houses of Don PEDRO SAIZ FER,
aoxes and Don Amanosto FERNANDEZ were
visited and searched at the same moment,
and several proclamations and anonymous pa-
pers were found. The masters and their servants
have been imprisoned, and the ladies of both
families have been ordered not to stir out of their
respective houses. Lieutenant General DON
FR kNcr:cp Eout.t, Ex-Minister of War, who was
banished to Majorca, having, instead of proceed-
ing thither, taken refuge in France, the
KING of Spain had ordered his name to be
struck out of the army list, and has deprived
him of all his employments and honours.
The King of NAPLES has addressed an auto-
graph letter tb Baron FaIMoNT thanking him
for having restored the liberties of Naples, the
prosperity of the Royal Family, and the peace
and happiness of his subjects. A Royal decree
confirms and completes the almost total disso-
lution of the Neapolitan army ; and another de-
, cree arranges the composition of the new army.

FRUNCII FUNDS.
July 18, Five per Cents.
Bank Stock 1515 f. c.
July 19, Five per Cents.
Bank Stock 1517 f. 50 c.

A Dutch Mail arrived this morning. The fol-

lowing are its contents :
" AUGinULIG, JULY 11.-The Allgcmeine
Zeitung contains the following extract of a letter
from Salonichi, of 25th May Our situation
is very critical, and we were very near having an
insurrection, not of the Greeks, but of the Janis-
saries, who, incensed at the fate of their bre-
thren in Wallachia and the Morea, cried aloud
for vengeance upon the Greeks, and wanted to
massacre them and plunder their houses. We
are indebted to the firmness of our worthy Vice
Governor for having escaped this danger, when
a new misfortune has occurred. The Greek in-

surgents have appeared with a flotilla of four or
five ships before our bay, and have taken two
Turkish vessels hound to Alexandria, and two
others from Smyrna to Genoa. One of the ves-
sels bound to Alexandria had 100 Turks on

hoard, who were going to Mecca with large
sums of money, and made a desperate resistance.
When the Captain saw it impassible to save the
ship he ran it ashore and set it on fire. The
passengers escaped with their money on board
of the boats. The Greeks pursued, and an ac-
tion ensued on the Strand, in which 10 Turks
lost their lives. The others had the good for-
tune to reach our city. This unfortunate event
has inflamed the Turks anew, but our Governor
has succeeded in appeasing them and preventing
disorders. It is hoped here that the Greeks
will be compelled to make good all the losses
which they have caused their adversaries.'
llAmanaG, JULY 12.—1 t appears hardly
doubtful that war between Russia and the Porte

is inevitable ; the following grievances. are al-
leged by the respective parties :—Russia com-
plains, and with justice, of the cruel conduct of
the Porte to the professors of the Greek re-
ligion in general, and in particular of the number
of persons who were under the immediate protec-
tion of Russia, among others of Danesi, banker
to the Russian Embassy, who, notwithstanding
the urgent representations of Baron Strogonoff,
was executed after a long imprisonment. Russia
afterwards complains of the affronts offered to
the Ambassador himself, of the violation of trea-
ties try the detention of Russian ships, and the
closing the Bosphorus against the Russian trade
The proceedings of the Turks in Wallachia and
Moldavia appear also to be contrary to the ex-
isting treaties, which give Russia a sort of pro-
tectorate over those provinces ; and Russia it is
said has offered its mediation towards the resto-
ration of tranquillity, which has been rejected

with contempt.
" The Turks on their side complain that
Russia favoured the insurrection in the provinces
by permitting the first corps which invaded Mol-
davia to be organized in the Russian territory :
that ships under the Russian flag, at the mouths
of the Danube and the Pruth, had conveyed men
and arms to the Insurgents ; that all fugitives
had been received with open arms.
" It is remarkable enough that measures taken
to send an Army to Italy have placed Russia in
a situation to begin war with Turkey at a mo-
ment's warning. The Russian troops are in-
spired with the same sentiments as the whole na-
tion, and long to be allowed to pass the fron-
tiers, to go to the aid of their unhappy fellow
Christians.
" Austria seems resolved at all events to avoid
a war with the Turks ; it observes the strictest
neutrality, prevents all direct intercourse with
the Turkish provinces, and causes all fugitives
to be kept off by its troops stationed along the
frontiers.
" STOCKHOLM, JULY 3.--The erection of the
great Swedish fortress near Wanas in West
Gothland proceeds rapidly. Five hundred men
are ordered to work at this fortress during the.
summer. The ramparts inclose a space of 81
tons of land (a ton is 14,000 square ells ; that is,
Brabant ells of 4 of a yard) ; and the fortress is
to be completed in ten years, at an annual ex-
pence of 200,000 dollars.
" AM:iTEHDAM, JULY 20.—His Majesty the
Kind has now ccrr.e to visit this city, to the great