The Sun.
London, England, 1821-06-07 00:00:00

FREEMASONRY.

MASONIC NOTICES FOR NEXT WEEK.
Monday, June 11, LomnoK. Nos:-100, 211, 319, 335.
COUNTRY. Nos. 97,131, 230, 243, 320,
378, 425, 433, 437, 455,
473, 517, 524, 536, 541,
b 46, 553, 558, 570, 574,
578, 643, 680, 701,' 710.
- 12, LONDON. Nos. 23, 290, 300, 367, 479.
COUNTRY. Nos. 24, 67; 138, 145, 211,
263, 285, 292, 427, 471,
477, 497, 501, 528, 537,
579, 592, 604, 626, 649,
668, 714.
-- 13, Lownow. Nos. 3, 11, 16, 19, 29, 47,
79, 92, 96, 237. 334, 353.
COUNTRY. Nos. 129, 159, 213, 215,
232, 291, 314, 344, 400,
440, 442, 447-, 478, 577,
606, 647, 661, 690.
Thursday 14, LONDON. Nos. 6, 18, 199, 271, 299,
301, 326, 338, 499.
COUNTRY. Nos. 45, 51, 57, 110, 111,
115, 172, 178, 269, 278,
•
354, 384, 397, 420, 461,
531, 540, 545, 556, 586,
, 587, 591, 657, 670, 717.
- 15, Lownow. Nos. 493.
COUNTRY. Nos. 30, 55, 193, 470; 533,
600, 646.

Tuesday,

Friday,

Satuzday,

16, LONDON. *.
COUNTRY. NOS. 64, 358.

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDING&
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
£%lercurii, 4° die Junii, 1821.
`LIEF ItlLL.—nritterous Petiticals ft.frft itti -
Two ditto, in favour of.
Report deferrwl to the 14th instant.
titTR.opoLIS GAS LIGHT BILL.j Read a third time and
MOMTGOMERY CA7,NTAL BILL. J passed.
Tax."—Several Petitions-against.
THAMES Awn' j
Further time to report on this Bill to the
LAST AGE BILL. 15th instant granted.
TRADE BILL.—To be printed.
~A.SALVAGE 1311-L.—Committee deferred' till 18th instant.
ORKSHIRE POLL BlLL.—Committed for Friday next.

as.* For the Remainder of THE COLONIES, See the Fourth
Page.

PRICE OF STOCKS.
Tills DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Bank Stock 230
~ per Cent. Red 76Ai
3 per Cent. Cone.
3A per Cent. • 86'
4-Rer Cent 94 Aga

5 per Cent. Navy Ann.... shut
Bank Long Ann 19
Excheci. Bills 1 pr. par
Cons. for Opening

HIGH WATER AT LONDO
Morning., 58 minutes after 7•

N BRIDGE TO-MORROW
1 Evening, 17 minutes after /1

THE SUN.

110LE111 QUI,S DICERE FALSUM AVDEAT.?

LONDON,
THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1821.

In our Daily Extracts from the Morning Pa-
Pers our Readers will see an article taken from
The. herald of this day, reporting a partial re-
signation of Cabinet Ministers, viz. Lord llAn-
itowey, Viscount MELVILLE, and Viscount SID-
Itouni.- We have made inquiries in a quarter
11:hence we are likely to derive authentic; infor.
%%tion, and we have no reason to believe that the
report has any solid or probable foundation.

The Paris Papers of Sunday and `Monday
reached-us this morning. It appears by anar-
Cele from Leipsic that the whole of the Christian
Provinces in Turkey have united in one common
cause against the Ottoman Power: A corps be-
longing to YPSILANTeg army is said to have
crossed the Danube at Sistver, and to have'been
Joined by 10,000 Bulgarians and Servians., The
accession of Bulgaria and. Servia .to the cause
Of • Oreece, has had the. effect of cOMpell-

ing the Pacha of -Bosnia to :abandon his de..
sign of marching thiough Servia against the
Greeks, and to fall back on the Danube.
it. is added that -he. has received orders to
proceed to Albania- to - aceagainst a 1 r.i PActiA,
-whose forces are become very formidable. The
30,000 men under the Pacha of the- Aiorea,
who had' been sent against ALI ..:PAcw:t, have
been entirely destoyed by the
.S4lipts, who

have 'embraced the catise *of their ancient
Chieftain. In the Morea the Greeks have
succeeded in obtaining posssession of several
important towns and fortified places ; and from
one end of the Peloponnesus to the other, the
whole of the inhabitants are in arms against •their
oppressors. The Greek naval force in the Ar-
chipelago and on the coasts of the Peleponnesus
is daily increasing, and measures are concerting
so as to enable them to act o❑ a matured and
uniform plan, and not in their present desultory

matmer.

From Warsaw we learn that the Russian and
Polish troops, who marched for Moldavia, were
destined to form a cordon, in order to prevent
the Tu;kish forces, while pursuing the rebellious
Greeks, from violating the Russian territory.—
The Emperor of ItussrA, it is added, is guarantee
for the immunities which belong to the principa-
lities of Walachia and Moldavia ; and if the
Sublime PORTE, after quelling the troubles by
whicli it is agitated, should wish to organise a

new GovernMent, she must necessarily come to an
understanding with Russia.

It appears that a proposition has been made
by the Spanish Cortes to send the two Infants
Don CARLOS and Don FRANCISCO DE PAULO to
South America, one to Mexico, and the other to
a more southern station, there to establish two
Monarchies, secured in their liberties by a na-
tional representation, and attached to the Mother
Country by political princii)les as well as by
commercial treaties. The Government seems
disposed to favour this project. The conduct of
MINA has given such dissatisfaction to the KING
and his Ministers, that it is expected he will
soon be removed from the office of Captain Ge-
neral of Gallicia. The Tribunal of Burgos has
passed sentence of death on nine public offen-
ders; and consigned several others to less ri-

gorous punishments.
A monk of Badajos was condemned to six years
imprisonment in irons at Ceuta, for preaching
against the Constitution. The Neapolitan Gen.
ROSSAROL has arrived at Barcelona with his
family ; and General PEPE has received from the
Spanish Government a pension of 40,000 rials,
about 4201. sterling per annum. All the Neapoli-
tan refugees in Spain have also obtained half-pay.
The Curate SALAZAR was to be tried at Pam-
peluna towards the end of last month ; and the
Curate of Zaldundo, as well as the third A lcalde
'of Salvatierra, had received sentence of death for
being concerned in the late insurrection in that
quarter. The discussion on. the proposed' Law
tif- Finance had occupied several—of the last
Sittings of the Cortes. In spite of the opposition
of Ministers it was carried by a large 'majority ;
the first article enacts, that tithes and first-fruits
shall be reduced to one-half of their actua
amount..