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

HAMBURGII PAPERS.

HANOVER, MAY 18.—Aceording to the,.accounts received
here from London .by the la6tlnail, his Majesty our King will
arrive here, if the plan of his journey is not changed, on .- the
22d August, by ;the .way,of , Spa and Homburg. :Very great
improVements are makingin the Court Theatre against his. Ma-
jesty's arrival, so that the-house will be closed fora consider-.
able time. •Th,e great box, apposite the stage is fitting up for
,bis Majesty;, with splendid decorations,ordered fibm Paris:''The
_Managers are in treaty with some of the most distinguished

performers of the German The;atres.for the time of his- Majesty's

PETERSBunGIN MAY 9,,---Various changes of position are
ta:dng plaee-arnong,:iitiflroowi in -the southern piervmees ofthe
empire. The Imperial" Guards march from-this city- in a foy:
days, unless counter orders should arrive. The head-quarters
will be at Witepsk.
NVARSAW, MAY 11.—We 'can now state for certain, Ikiks. our
Gazette, that his 14.ajcsty the Ijin )eror will arrive here about
lee 20th.. . .
LITH tra:.t 'STAY 4.—The M Hof Crearal geken; which
has.been hitherto.on the Dnieper, near Mohilew, has gone to
the South, and will probably march to Bessarabia, on the fron-
tiers of Moldavia....

CONSTANTINOPLE, APRIL 19.—The rage of the Turks
against the. Greeks here is beyond all conception. The Govern-
ment findS. it impossible to restrain ihe people. The most
blood-thirsty are the Asiatic troops, who come .by forced
marches, and are guilty of unbounded cruelties to the Greek
inhabitants. They plunder, murder, and drag away the women
and girls, and nobody is able to check their daily increasing
disorder.

HAmnuncii, MAY 22.—Letters from Jassy, from an au-
thentic source, up td the 23d of April, confirm the intelligence
that the Greeks were advanced beyond the Danube. News
had also been received, that Greek Pirates had, taken in the
Archipeloga, an English ship bound from Odessa to Liver-
pool, with .a cargo of tallow, and demanded 100,000 piastres
for the ransom ; a proceeding which sufficiently shews the ra-
pacious character of their enterprise. A report was in circula-
tion at Cracow, on the 16th May, that there had been a great
massacre at Constantinople ' • . and at 'Warsaw it was reportedpn
the Bth, that Ypsilanti had fled to Malta with the treasure col-
lected by the Greeks.

' PARLIAMENTARY- PROCEEDINGS.
HOUSE OF COMMONS. • -
NOTICES of MOTIONS, atutOIIDERS of the DAY which
now stand in the Order Book of the House of Commons,
for Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday next.
ORDERS OF THE DAY, TUESDAY,. MAY 29.
1. Corn Average Bill ;•+--Committee.:
2. Spoiled Stamps, &c. Bill ;—Further Consideratipn of
Report.
~Restoration of King. Charles the Second.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 30. . ~
1. Mr. Michael-Angelo Tayfor,--Bill for making such an
alteration in the mode of aihninistering Justice in the Court or
Chancery, and in the. Appellant Jurisdiction, as shall give
more effectual relief to the Suibit: '
2. Mr. Stuart Wortley,—Committee to'' consider of an Ad-
dress for the payment of certain. Creditors of Mr. Christie Bur- •
ton. for loss occasioned to them by the Orders of the House of
Commons, in support of its Privileges.
3. Mr. illaberly,—To reduce Interest paid on Exchequer
Bills to Bank of Ireland.
4. Mr. Hume,--Returns relating; to the• lonian Islands.
5. General Hart,—Bill to permit the Commissioners of Ex-
cise in Ireland to license small Distilleries, according to the Re-
port
made to than by Officers appointed to superintend the ex-
periments car *ed-on at Carrickfergus.
iyinT;lLEseeDllfd.
Reading. . .
• 1. 111-treat ent of Horses
• 2. Metro pas Police Bill ;—Committee.
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3. Gamekeepers Appointment Bill ;:—Committee.
4. Coals Drawbacks Bill ;:—Thirit Reading.
5. Assessed Taxes Composition Bill ;—Committee. •
6. Audit of Aecounts Bill; Secoltd Redding.
7. Grampound Disfranchisement Bill ;—Lords' Amend-
. 'tents to be eonSidered. - • •
8. Seamens' Wages Bill ;.—Third Reading.
9. Woollen Trade Regulation Bill ;--Second Reading.
• - NOTICE OP MOTION, THURSDAY, MAY 31.
Mr. Grey Bennet,--13ill for better securing the Independence.
of Parliament.

ouriEns OF TIIE DAY.
1. Justices of the Peace Bill ;-Second Reading.
—:P u
2. Porgery Punishment Mitigation Bill ;rther Consi
deration of Report.
3. Dwelling House Robbery Bill;—Committee.
4. Navigable Rivers Robbery Billi—Committee.

ORDERS OF THE DAY, FRIDAY, JUNE 1.
1. Land Tax Commissioners Names Bill ;—Committee.
2. Vagrant Laws Amendment Bill ;—Second Reading.

• • • NOTICE"OI,3tOTION.
Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer,—Budget.

METEOROLOGICAL TABLE,
KEPT AT STONEHOUSE, DEVONSHIRE.
Month ,Barom. Ther. .
Rain Wind, Weather, &c.
and Du. 10 A. M. 10a. it.
1821. Inches. - inches.
May 18 30.13 583 0.072 N. moderate and fine
19 30.31 62 0.134 E.&S. do.
20 30.22 52 SE.&E. gale, cloudy
21 30.12 55 - SE. strong gale, dear
22 30.00 52 NE. do. squally
23 29.73 50 0.240 Do. do. do.
24 30.12 58 0.056 Do. moderate and fine

PRICE 01
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3 per Cent. Red ' 75i 5 per Cent. Navy Ann..:. 110
3 per Cent. Cons 76L 7ri 1104 110
3,i pei Cent. Bs:} Bank Long Ann....19k 1-16th
4 per Cent 93 93t Excheq. Bills.
India Bonds ' 40s. I Cons. for Opening 76aio

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
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THE SUN.

SOREIU QUIS. DICERS FALSUM AUDE.47?:

LONDON,
MONDAY, MAY 285 1821.

The report of the Greeks. having obtained
some advantage over the Turks in the Morea is
confirmed by- advices from Cattaro, which state

the success of the Greeks to be more deci-
sive than we before had reason to believe.
The whole Peleponuesus has thrown off the
Turkish yoke ; and a •Greek woman, widow
of a person of distinction who was beheaded
at Constantinople, accompanied by her only
son and by leer relations and friends, armed
at her expence, said to have attacked
the citadel
,of Ampii, or Napoli di Romana

y sea, and made lieNelf mistress of it. Let' the
Greeks be animated by the same spirit of cou-
rage and heroism; need not despair of
their ultimate independetice. There is`no doubt
of the army of YPSILANTI having advanced be-
yond the Danube ; and it. is added, that scarcely
a day passes hut it is joined by some European
officers, who are instantly engaged in giving it a
mote regular and imposing organization. Candia
has fallen into the power of the Greeks, the pos-
session of which will insure the independence of

the Archipelago, which was stated in the last
accounts to have risen against the Turks.

Private letters from Madrid state that MERINO
has been delivered up by his own accomplices,
and that the interior of Spain is becoming more
tranquil.