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LONDON,
ITTEDNESDA 17, JUNE 13, 1821.

There is nothing, we believe, yet deter-
mined respecting Ministerial Changes, however
confident the reports may be in circulation. The
resignation of Viscount SIDMOUTII seems to be
more strongly rumoured than any of the other
reported changes, and the reason, we conceive,
is, that it is well known his Lordship has
long desired to retire from the fatigues of office,

and there can be no doubt that when he can
resign his situation with satisfaction to his
feelings of duty, he will avail himself of
the opportunity. lie has indeed been one of the
most active and laborious, as well as able, mem-
bers of Government, and has deserved well of
his country by zeal, firmness, knowledge, and
experience.

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Sunday.—The army of the Greeks is represented
to have obtained several advantages over the
Turks, and all accounts concur in stating that se-
veral Foreign Officers have joined its ranks. The
General of the Spartiates and the Council of the
Messenians at Catanialta have, we understand,
addressed a joint manifesto to all the Courts of
Europe, and so completely successful have bee.n
the efforts of the Greeks in the 11Iorea, that the
Senate there have transmitted Proclamations to
Naples and Leghorn, announcing that the com-
merce of the Peninsula, with the maritime towns
of Italy, will suffer no interruption whatever, the
Greeks having a fleet of three, hundred armed
vessels to protect their trade, and to maintain

their cause. The assassination of Au PACHA is
generally credited.

From. Constantinople we learn, that so far

from the excesses of the infuriate populace hav-
ing been put an end to, they yet continue in as
great force against the Greeks, and all those who
afford them any assistance. The ancient Patriarch
C YRIL and INIORAGANI, brother of the Turkish
Charge d'Affaires at Vienna, an old man of
seventy, have fallen victims to their rage ; and
their brutal fury is directed even against the
public buildings belonging to the Greeks, for not
a single Greek Church or Chapel has escaped pro-
fanation, and nearly total destruction. It is added,
that several bloody conflicts had taken place
among the Janissaries, but the cause is not as-
signed. -

In the French Court of Peers, on Saturday,
M. VATISMEXIL concluded the summing up of
the evidence of the prOsetution against the Con-
spirators of August 1820. He stated that
among the prisoners some .were accused of
being the authors of, or accomplices in the plot,
and others of not revealing it. He then proceed-
ed to shew the culpability of .cach, as proved by
the evidence of the witnesses, and their own
written and verbal declaratiOnS, and coneluded by
demanding that the prisoners SAUSET and DELA-
comaE should be acquitted.; that 9 be pronounced
guilty of being the authors of, or accomplices in
a plot, tending to destroy. or change the Govern-
ment and the order of succession to the throne ;
that one be declared gUilty of making a proposal,
which was rejected, of assuming the Govern-
ment; and that seventeen be found guilty of not
revealing the plot. The prisoners are to be heard
in their defence this day. The Chamber of De-

puties was occupied in discussing the Budget of
the Minister of the Interior, which after some
observations from M. CAsimnt PERRIER, and M.
B. CONSTANT, productive of considerable agitation
in the Chamber, was adopted with the reduction
proposed by the Committee. Before this discussion
began the Chamber nominated a Committee to
take into consideration the proposed law for the
prolongation of the Censorship on the Journals.

• FRENCH FUNDS.
June 9, Five per Cents.
Bank Stock.. 1592 f. 50 c.

Two Hamburgh Mails arrived this morning,
hich contain the following articles :
" FEONI THE FRONTIERS OF MOLDAVIA,
1.1" 12.=According to letters from Jassy of
the 12th inst. the Greeks arrive in great numbers
at Galacz. On the 21st and 22d April two-ships