The Sun.
London, England, 1826-05-22 00:00:00

LONDON,
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M
OND A Y R VENIN G, MAY 92, 1826.

French Papers of Friday and Saturday, reached us
night. Their contents are unimportant. The
bode doubts the statement made by the Constitutiunel
tt Doi. PEDRO is about to return to Portugal, and
ntradicts the reports copied by other Papers from
e ilupburg Gazette, of Mr. S‘TRATFOR D CA N-
-1(•; having been insulted in the streets of Constar'.
'°l3le. • The following are Extracts
(Proin the Etuile dated Saturday, May 20.)
Man; MAY 19.
The lavr on entails, sanctioned by his Majesty on, the 17th,
1.4 published yesterday in the bulletin of the laws, and in the of-
'd part of the Muniteur of Friday.
The Constitutionnel of to-day pretends that Don Pedro is going
return to Portugal. We do not believe this news.
Tile bulwark of Greece has disaeared. Its defenders died
tliful to their last vow, which is literally as follows :—" Acoun-
drenched with our blood does not yield." Chi zymtlineni me
amia etasas den pa women,
eitai) Warriors, children, old men,
~
• Priests of the Most High, have all sealed with their blood
tuagnaniinous resolution. However, the dangers increase:
e thirst for Greek blood is rather excited than allayed. Athens,
451 e name is so dear, so revered in all ages, is the first threat-

k Committee of Ladies has been formed at Cologne, to collect
ticriptions for the Greeks. •
Several journals repeat to-day that Mr. Stratford Canning has
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insulted in the streets of Constantinople. This piece of
ws, copied from the Augsburgh Gazette is without foundation.
[From the Quotidenne of Friday, May 19.]

• .
TRIESTE,. MAY 4
(\--qtain who has arrived in twenty-four days from Maine,
Pim'4 that On his passsge he saw, on the 20th of last month, bc-
e,oll Cluirenza and Zente, the Greek fleet of 18 vessels, ono of
Mil visited him, but without molesting him; ut some distance
the Egyptian squadron, in two divisions ; one composed of
the other of vessels with three masts. The Captain says
'4 that eleven days ago he quitted Batrinto, where he met with
IPtain Tomanovich coming from Patras, who on the day of his
'Ptrture had been between the two squadrons, which were ready
attack each other; each of them had launched a fire-ship, but
'thous success. Captain Tomanovich told him likewise that he
el heard it said at Patras, that the Greeks in Missolonghi had
cited With the Turks for the surrender of the place, which they
"to give up in eight days, if they received no supply of pro-

• MAY 8.
Letters from Corfu, of 25th April, state, that on the morning
the 23(1 Missolonghi fell into the hands of the Turks.
Chanticleer English brig, which arrived at Corfu on the
3d April, announced positively that the fall of Missolonghi was
irritable. In consequence, General Ponvonby immediately em-
!"1/4'-I on board the Naiad frigate to go toMissolanghi, in order,
Pouibte, to interpose in favour of the Greeks. The lonian
:tltrk"l, which arrived from the Gulf of Patras for Cephalonia and
fZl°) in the course of the 25th, give the details of the taking
ils°l"lo34 which happened on the morning of the 23d of
'Pertiat: with circumstances which make the blood run cold. Au-
ic accounts of this event were expected at Corfu.
41401* Fiins.—PAnts, MAY 19.—Five per Cents. 96f.
f '..--Tbree per Cents. 64. f. 6c.—Bank Stock, 2,015 f.—
"Mn , Renter, otu , —entei, 73f. 30c.--LSpauish Rentes, 6Af. ; Spanish
auk, on London, one month, 25f.. 50c. ; three
4411 e, 25L 80c.— Cours 44uthentigise.

The
following are Ex— t acts from the German Papers
vhieh reached us last night :

It is . IittIYSSILS, MAT 18
toue -fa said that Lord Cochrane, who has left Brussels within
o .1t days, Is going to embark in a port of the Mediterranean
Pair tGreece.

MEM, bias 6.
4:
teuel *bleb arrived here on the !3d from Alexandria, after a
WNt of 20 days, has brought word that an Egyptian squadron,
"tin of 20
of
of ara, with ammunition and provisfrom
ions,
a battalion of infan ps
try,w hd sailed on the Ist of April
flexandria for the Mores.
•Vx sa., 'MAY 9.--Metall iq nes, 86.9-16 ; Bank Shares, 1015.
Tie deputation to Brazil sailed on the 29th of April, accom-
arkied by two English frigates.

,Hamburgh Papers have been received, but they con
air little worth extracting.

St. ALTIRSIMAGH, MAY 6
F, The Journal of St. PeterkCO urgh ctains a Proclamation. by
e Emperor, declaring that the Coronation of himself and the
!e
rAtpretie Alexandria shall take place at Moscow in the month of

IMCIIANCIS ON LONN.
L HAMounati, MAY 16.—A holiday,
r noDO list printed. Done on
°!'sd°n 2i- months, 35. 6.
kTIMIBURGH, MAY 2.-9. 8-8.
Nnt.tx, MAY 13.—Three months, 6.-29 i.
.I.riezte, MAY 12.—Three months, 6. In.
4'43TElirn.s.sx, MAY 19.-40. 4. Two months, 40. 1.

're lament to state, that official intelligence has
Veen
1.
d t"ls morning received from Sierra Leone, of the
ne.nat," of Capt. Pearse and Dr. Morrison, who accent-
C'ed Captain Clapperton to the Coast of Africa, for
de Purpose of proceeding into 'the Interior of that
oath-lent.
Thr

v,. Royal Sovereign Yacht sailed from Deptford
iCerwL, havDuing
chess of Clarence. on board their Royal Highnesses
e DukYe and

II appears by the Kingston Chronicle, of the 2d
°f
appears
that the following Spanish vessels of war