The Sun.
London, England, 1821-05-19 00:00:00

' indication of dis Order arnang the Militia and the
populace were suppreSsed in their very origin.'
" FIiANKFOkT.MAY SaltonGovernnient
has just established a very tig6rouS censorship of
all works printed in that Kingdoni."—(Dutch
Papers, May 16.)

Since we received the above, a Ilamburgh
Mail of the Bth inst. has reached us, of which
the following are the contents :
" Fnom WESTPHALIA, MAY 3.—lt iS fully
confirmed that during the visit of the Prime
Chancellor at Rome the Papal Bullss were ob-
tained relative to the preservation of eight
Archiepiscopal and Episcopal Sees for the Prus-
sian Monarchy, and for the new circumscription
of the Dioceses. The Bishop's See in Prussian
Poland is Gnesen, and Paren for the. Rhenish.
Westphalia and Lower Saxon Province, Cologna
on the Rhine. The Bishop's Sees are Breslow,
Culm, Ermeland, Trenes, Munster, and Pader-
born. The last diocese, consisting oflittle more
than the principality of that name, will be consi-
derably extended by the addition of districts
belonging to other dioceses. The 8 new chap-
ters to be organised are to have the right to
chuse their Bishops, and the persons elected will
be confirmed by the Pope after the previous ca-
nonical examination.

" HANOVER, MA Y 4.—His Majesty's Birth-day
was celebrated yesterday, both at Court and in
many private circles, with every mark of respect
and affectionate loyalty. His Royal Highness
the Duke of Cambridge received the congratula-
tions of a numerous and brilliant Court. In the
evening there was a splendid Ball and Supper at
Montbrillant."—(llamburgh Papers, May 8.)

We are still anxiously, expecting the arrival of
authentic intelligence respecting the progress of
the Insurrection of the Greeks. Many contra-
dictory reports still continue in circulation. We
cannot, however, forbear to notice a letter from
Paris, which appeared in a respectable Evening
Paper of yesterday, because, though it is a letter
evidently, and indeed avowedly, written on
information loosely collected in conversation
with some person said to have lately arrived from
Bucharest, it is calculated to mislead, and to
prejudice very. materially the cause of the unfor-
tunate Greeks, who have for so many years been
the victims of the most savage and barbarous
despotism. The writer of this letter tells us that
the insurrection is a mere tumult, excited by one
or two low persons for the 'sake of plunder,
and that it will easily be quelled " by the arrival
" of a" few thousand Turks in the principalities,
" and the cutting off of a few heads, and Me
" strangling of a few necks." We are sure that our
readers will duly appreciate the probable veracity
of a writer who can talk with such cold blooded
levity of the murder of his fellow-creatures. For

our own parts, we do not believe that there is
the least truth in any one of his statements. With
regard to the insurrection itself, it cannot, we
apprehend, be very contemptible, since it has
excited so much alarm, that the Turkish Go-
vernment thought it necessary, as we are told in
the same paper, to arm the population of Con-
stantinople with such precipitation that the con-
sequences had been numberless• robberies and
disorders. We do not profess to be acquainted
with the private history of the individuals who
have taken an active part in this revolt from
Islamism tyranny, nor do we profess to know
what will be its result, but we have heard from

those who have resided in the country, and upon
whose information we can rely, that if the Greeks
are united and act upon one concerted plan, and
under leaders of any military experience, there
can be no doubt of the successful issue of this
contest ; and we think it requires some better
testimony than that of an anonymouS writer, who
professes to be merely the collector of information
loosely dropped in conversation, to vilify and
destroy the character of an individual who has
attained the rank of. a General in the Russian
service, with so much distinction for bravery and
officer-like conduct as YPsILANTT. We have,
however, the satisfaction of thinking that there
are - few in. this country who will allow their
party feelings so far to influence their judgment
as to induce them to believe such statements
merely because they spring front a particular
source ; and indeed, with regard to the letter it-
self, we believe that it was not intended to convey
any information upon the state of Greece which
may be relied on, but merely to express the
wishes of its writer, who is perhaps•one of those
men who, to flatter the great and powerful, are
assiduously propagating the idea, that there is
no Government worth living under but a military
despotism ; and who would gladly see the in-
fluence of Turkish systems and principles ex-
tended to Great Britain.

We are sorry to find by the last dispatches
*rom India, that the Sepoys ha,ve not supported
he character for valour and firmness, which they

had so long and so deservedly acquired. The
operations of the force under the command of
Lieutenant-Colonel the lion. 1.. STANHOPE, in
the Province of Okamundel andin the reduction
of the fort of Dwarka, were, as we yesterday
stated, completely successful. The expedition
against the pirates in the Gulf of Persia was un-
happily not attended with success, and the rea-
son perhaps is, that there was not a sufficient pro-
portion of European troops among the Sepoys to
direct and animate the efforts of the latter, and
there is reason also to believe that they suspected

they were the victims of treachery, 'and gave
way to despair. However, we trust that the
piratical Arabs have only a short respite, and
that another expedition has perhaps by this Gale
inflicted signal justice upon them, and put an end
to their depredations and cruelty. Captain
THOMPSONS account of this unfortunate expedi-
tion does honour to his character, and his pru-
dent concealment of the names of the two Ofli-
cers,who deserted their men, while he took" care
to communicate their conduct to the proper quar-
ter, places his character still higher in approba-
tion and esteem.

THE CORONATION is positively •fiwced for tile

16th Of JULY, and we understand that the usual
proclamations are about to be issued to that cited-,