The Sun.
London, England, 1821-06-29 00:00:00

Counts from the Morea, and every- thing indicates
that the success of the Greek Rebels has not
beets so brilliant as their boasting adherents have
industriously given out.
The iniatnation of this Nation becomes every
day more evident, who had built their plans upon
sand, and thought to gain independence by
treachery and shameful massacres, which 'their
leaders called victories. The manner in which
both parties carry the ontest excites indig-
cr mostly unar ed persons' who are
withsaificed. The Musselme and the Greeks vie
each other in cruelV. In the Morea and
,egroponta, they found N 4 ctims for their fury.
heatrasso nd Athens have fallen a prey to the
There, and iu Zea, Tino, and Myeone,
most dreadful murders were committed in
cold blood, by both parties.
The islands of Spezia, llydra, and Ipsara,
have 70 vessels in the Archipelago, some of
which carry from 16 to 20 guns. They examine
Tthe merchantmen of all nations, and seize all
urkish property on board without respect to
y flag- These modern Buccaneers have even
dared ships of war, have taken a Turkish brig,
and blown up a small vessel. The Porte has
laid an embargo on all corn ships coming from
Russian ports, and all vessels going to the Black
Sea are searched before they quit the harbour at
Constantinople ; this measure has been caused by
the increasing emigration of the Rajars, and the
flight of several individuals implicated in the
conspiracy of' the Greeks.
BRUSSELS, -JUNE 24.—The ,Sardinian Govern-
ment has at length succeeded in obtaining of the
,Swiss Government to prohibit Messrs. Santa
-1-Lesa, Saint Marsan Lisio, and the Prince of
Cisterna, from residing in the Cantcn of Geneva,
°r in the Pays de Vaud. This measure will pro-
bably be extended to all the Piedmontese in all
the Cantons of Switzerland. The Prince of
Cisterna and other Chiefs of the Revolution have
been condemned to death, un in and hg effigy.
ENA, JUNE 15.—The Austrian and Nea-
politan troops landed at Palermo on the 31st of
May• It is to be hoped their presence will pu
an end to the anarchy prevailing in Sicily.

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Jovis, 28° die Junii, 1821.
ItalikruPtoy Court Bill,—Committee deferred till Monday.
Captured Slaves Bill,—Committee deferred till to-morrow
(this )
Y •
Bounties Bill,—considered in Committee ; to be reported
linorrow (this day.)
.honsolidated Fund Bill,—read a third time, and passed.
13;:er Duties Act,---Petition of Brewers in Dundee ; also, of
‘Jers of Perth ; also, of Renfrew, against. .
arehousing of Goods Bill,—Read a third time, and passed.
4tl",Fetous Acid and Draining Tiles Bill,—reported ; to be read
_del time on
tis;F-;ast India Private Saturday.
.11rade Bill,—reported ; to be read a
4141i1 titne morrow (this day).
fro:'essed Taxes Composition Bill,—Third reading deferred
tl)-loorrow till Monday.
Co, keheiiner Bills Public Works Bill,----" to empower the
4t,Lroissioners in Great Britain for the execution of several
Acts authorising the issue of Exchequer Bills for carrying
Doe' Public Works and Fisheries, and employment of the
?r, to extend the time for the payment. of certain Advances
read the said Acts ;" presented, and read a first time ; to be
51a second time to-morrow.
toil etropolis vi.aer Supply Bill,—read a second time, and
ipitted for Monday'.
Auld ttsbandry Horses Duties Repeal Bill,—read a third time, I
,Pass,d
00,
joutii Relief Bill,—Debate on re-commitment further ad-
-11/ till Alonday.
.I; e'r°Pnlis Police Bill,—Committee deferred till this day.
xtra Post Bill,—Committee deferred till this day.

*s* For VINDEX, see the Fourth Page.

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THE SUN.

1231 QUIS DICEILE F.4LSUM AUDEAT?

LONDON,
FR1D.,117, JUNE 29, 1821

orrilrlll the German and other Journals
whicl
per,‘ ed Yesterday evening, and the French Pa.
aps of Tuesday, received this morning, it would
tats that Jassy and Bucharest, the two capi-
-01
sessio Moldavia and Wallachia, are in the pos-
I'~cl of the Turks, and that IlAoscui AltaiET
pa -1 and JUSSUF PACIIA, of Ibrailow, are pre.
YrSIL t° act with their united forces against
THL43 .vll5 who is still in his position at Tergowitz.
into the SLUDZIER is again stated to have fallen
talk' Tile hands of the Turks and been beheaded,
cav been(:)111C WLADIMIRESKO is represented to
at 7;1e surprized by one of YPSILANTI'S
"4'
and conducted as a prisoner to that Chief
Vee Teargwitz. The Greeks have completely suc-
ll'op4le' in intercepting all supplies for Constanti-
th' fr°4l Egypt and the Mediterranean. As
frools -41)441 derives its supplies of corn chiefly
at)y thase quarters, it is to be feared that
sistsf:lll'city of this principal article of sub-
ence lead to a renewal of those hor-
-4_ le atrocities lately connnitted by the Turks,
.1(1 perhaps to a general massacre of the
}ia4. The insurrection in Bulgaria seems to
hl4 me little progress; but the Servians have
=
jo v€red in their refusal to permit the Turks
alarch through their territory, and succeeded
l to_ repulsing a Turkish corps which attempted to
Pr their passage. We have extracted in our
P
eced'ag columns some of the most important
a'SSageg in these Journals.
4,4 The trial of the conspirators of August 180,
reSllined in the French Court of Peers on