The Sun.
London, England, 1821-05-17 00:00:00

CONTINENTAL SOCIETY..7---r.The Annual

lig of this Society took place at the Freemasons'

Tavern, in Great .Clifeen-street, yesterday, 'oat'
twelve-o'clock, Sir T.nomAs BARING,.Bart.
in the Chair, The Report was read by the Se-
cretary,-and gave a Yt4Y- encouraging account.of
the' labourrs of. the Society. Since the .last year
several :thousand volurneS -of the Scriptures had
been sold and dis ributed in various.parts .of
rn
France, G erany, and Russia; and even in Spain
some Bibles andre'stainents had been circulated.

PARLIAMENTARYIPROCEEDINUS.

lIOUSE OF COMMONS.
illercurii, 16° die Mali, 1821.
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`SALVAGE Ad to caner.d and contintke these Acts or•

• --(lend to be brought in.
WITNESSTIIS ABROAD.—Coramittee put off' for six months.
°GENERAL TuItNPIKL 1 To be read a second time on Monday
J next, and to be printed.
-EAMEN'S WAGES 1 This Bill appears to be confined to Sea-
BILL. J risen in the' King's Service,
Sea-
-7 PAVING BlLL.—Read a third time and passed.
CREDIT ORS (Sc 0 TLAN D).—Bill to expedite payment of debts
ordered to be brought in.
BANKRUPTCY 1 Pill to amend the Laws respecting Insolvency
(ScoTLAIni.)l and Bankruptcy in Scotland ordered to be
brought in.

QUEEN CAROLINE Bort-N.—Holiday at all the Public Offices.

lIIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning, 51 minutes after 2. 1 Evening, 9 minutes after 3.

THE 'SUN.

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LONDON,
THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1821.

Paris:Papers of Sunday an'l Monday arrived
this morning. The accounts from Vienna, rela-
tive to the affairs of Turkey, are very unfavour-
able to the cause of the Greek Insurrection.—
. Letters from: Jassy of the 13th of April state,
that as soon 'as the determination of the Empe-
rors of AUSTRIA and RUSSIA not to interfere in
the insurrection in Moldavia and Walachia was
known there, the Boyards, with the Archbishop
at their head, waited on the reigning Hospodor,
Mientt. Suzzo, and desired him to leave Jassy
immediately. The Prince left his capital
with his family and suite, and took the road
to Bessarabia, carrying with him the military
chest of the Greek insurrection. After the de-
parture of the Prince a Council was held, and it
• was proposed to send a deputation to the PORTE
to represent to his Highness, that the Molda-
' vians had not taken arms against their lawful
Sovereign, and that MICHEL Suzzo was alone
guilty ; also to request that a new Hospodar
might be appointed. The Moldavian Council
-have likewise undertaken to put down the
insurgents in that principality, and have en-
treated that no Turkish Troops may be sent to
Moldavia. The intelligence frOm Bucharest is of
the same afflicting nature. No cordial -union is
said to have taken place between Prince Yrsi-
LANTI and THEODORE, the latter confining his
efforts, to the redress of grievances in the princi-
pality of Walachia. It is added that the Boyards
at Bucharest, in concert with THEODORE, have
forwarded a fresh application to Constantinople,
by express, to obtain that object.
The Emperor of AUSTRIA is expected at.Scho-
bnbrunn on the 20th instant, and the Emperor
ALEXANDER, it is said, will return to Russia by
the way of Hungary. Prince ESTERHAZY DE
GALA NTA has been appointed Ambassador Ex-
traordinary, on the part of Austria, to be present
at the Coronation of the King of ENGLAND, and
to congratulate his MAJESTY on the occasion.
An article from Frankfort states, that the War
- Department at Petersburgh have lately issued
orders for the march of considerable bodies
of troops. Two 'Armies of Reserve are to be
stationed on the Eastern frontiers of Poland ;
another is to assemble on the Dwina, under
Baron SACK EN ; and a third in Volhynia, under
Prince-WirroENsrersr. Austria and Russia, it
is reiterated, have solemnly pledged themselves
not to take advantage of the insurrection in Tur-
key for the purposes of aggrandisement ; but, in
case of necessity, the Austrian Army of Observa-
tion, forming on the Eastern frontiers, will act in
conjunction with the Russian army under Prince
WITTGENSTEIN. ,Letters from Naples, received
at Frankfort, contain the important' intelligence
that the Chevalier d'ONrs, Ambassador froin
Spain to his Sicilian Majesty, has received his
passports to quit, that capital. The Spanish
ships of war, the Warrior and Pearl, have at the
same time been ordered to quit the Bay of Naples.
A private letter from Naples mentions the ar-
rest of several individuals, among whom are BOR-
RELLI, Ex-President General COLLETTA Ex-
Minister of War, General PETRINEL LI, Ex-Go-
vernor of Naples, and-General VARRO. The
general disarming of the Neapolitans is carried
on without intermission. Four- persons were
taken into custody as they were proceeding to
take refuge on board a Spanish vessel ; and one.
of them it is supposed will be condemned to
death, as he was the bearer of a Patent of Car-
bonaro.

The domestic affairs of Spain appear to be in
a very unquiet state. The band of MERINO is
said to lie very numerous, and daily increasing,
and the peasantry from Burgos to Vittoria are
represented to be warmly attached to his cause.
All the troops in Castille are marching against
him. The EMPECINADO left Lerma on the 29th
April with 300 infantry, and 150,cavalry ; the
Governor of Valladolid is marching forward with