The Sun.
London, England, 1821-05-28 00:00:00

roftEr9N INTELLIGENCE.

tRENtif VAT'ERS..
PARIS, MAY 24.—Letters from Laybach
an-
nounce that the Emperor of ItassiaNt that city
on the 14th, to return to Petersbuoh, passing
through Bada, in rfungary',*.vd Watsaw,. lis
Majesty the Emperor of A.ustrti also intended
to
leave Laybach immediately, to return to Vienna.
Private letters from Spain state, that Merino
has been taken; his own -accomplices delivered
him to General Empecinado.
The accounts from. Constantinople and Bucha-
rest for some days past are involved in obscurity.
The reports which a Journal spreads concerning
the Morea may be true, but at least the accounts
given are full of exaggerations and evident ab-
surdities. We doubt the truth of the reported
condemnation and execution of General Elio.

Yesterday the President and a Deputation of
the Chamber of Deputies presented to the KiHg
the projet relative to the Clergy, adopted in the
sitting of Monday. His Majesty afterwards held
a Council of Ministers.

Letters from Stockholm state, that the King o
Sweden is seriously indisposed.
The twelve places which are to have Archbi.

shops, or Bishops, are—Rheims, Sens, A lby, Beau-
vais,, Chartres, Rodez, Verdun, Tarbes, Lucon,
Le Puy, Belley, and Perpignan.
MADRID, MAY 18.—His Majesty has signified
to the Cortes, by the Minister of War,' that on
account of the important affairs now before them,
the decision of which is essential to the interest
of, the nation, his Majesty, using the powers
. vested in him by the Constitution, declares the
Session prolonged for one month.
A letter from Cattora, of Ist May, states, that
the whole Peleponnesus has thrown off the
Turkish- yoke, and that there has been a bloody
battle near Ampli, between the Greeks and the
Turks, in which both parties fought with despe-
rate valour ; the Greeks were, completelrvicto-,
rious ; their loss amounted to 800 men, and that
of the Turks to 6000.
A Greek woman, widow of a person of distinc-
tion who was beheaded at Constantinople, ac-
companied by her only son, and by her relations
and friends, armed at her expence, attacked the
citadel of Ampli, or Napoli de Romania, by sea,
and made herself mistress of it, while three le-
gions of cavalry advanced by land and occupied
the town, after having defeated the Turks with
great slaughter. Another battle, equally despe-
rate, and with the suite success to the Greeks, is
stated to have taken place in the beautiful valley
of Tempe.
A letter from Constantinople, of 25th April,
gives a dreadful picture of the state of that ca-
pital.. The insurrection of the Archipelago is.
confirmed. The Porte is particularly alarmed at
that in Candia.

The news of the deposition of the Grand Vi-
zier is confirmed. Benderli. Ali Paella is ap-
pointed his successor, his duties being performed
,until'his arrival in the capital from some of,the
Eastern provinces by his Kaimakan, Elhabsch-
Salih-Pacha, to whom the Sultan has written a
comp limen to ry,letter.
VIENNA, MAY 12:-.-The isle of Candia has
fallen into the poiver' of the Greeks, who haie
driven away the Turks, and made themselves
masters of all the forts that defended it.
TURIN,' MAY 15.—The Royal Delegation
charged with investigating the conduct of .the
persons implicated in the insurrection, has order-
ed the competent authorities to place under' se-
questration the property. of certain individuals,
against whom it has been thought proper to Com-
'mence criminal proceedings. The list contains
the names of 41 individuals, including the. Che-
valier Ansaldi, the Vyince of Cistena, Dalpozza,
and others who took an active part in the Revo-1
lution. It is remarked that the list-does not con-
tain the names of the greater part of the Mem- •
hers of the Junta.

[PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.]
MADRID, MAY 14.—A conspiracy, lately dis-
covered at Barcelona, has furnished the Govern-
ment with important and extensive information
on all those Which have hitherto been discovered.
A foreign General in the service of Spain was at
the 'head of it : he went to Barcelona disguised
as a monk,. but ,was discovered; yet the Magis-
trates would not arrest him, and he succeeded in
escaping to France. It seems that a large ma-
gazine of arms was discovered (15,000 muskets,
says one account), which were to be distributed
on the day appointed for the execution of the
plot.

The regiment 'Royal Alexander, one of the
most devoted to the, new system, is to be in gar-
rison 'at Vittoria, where the Military Tribunal
sits which tries the prisoners taken at Salvatierra.
In s, • MAY 18.—PriVate letters ;state that
General Elio, formerly Military Governor at Va-
lencia, who has been long confined in the prison
of that city at Vittoria, four of the Chiefs of Sal-
vatierra, the Major of that town, and two I,'Ac-
clesiastics., have also been condemned to death.