The Sun.
London, England, 1821-09-04 00:00:00

THE SUN.

EN QUIS DICERS FALSUM AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
UZSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1821.

We received this morning the French Papers
Saturday, which still leave undecided the
great question of Peace or War. In our preced-
ing columns we have 'given copious extracts,
1/lich will be read with considerable interest ;
4nd What renders it still more probable that war
1/1111 he the issue of the present negociations be-
Iteen 'rui'ke
the y and Russia, is the circumstance of
s
ervians having at length declared for the
111143 e of Greece, as it has been long known that
inhabitants of this Province were ripe for a
°lt) and only waited for the certainty of war
ti
the two Powers before-mentioned, to
kanif
eSt
°Penly their wish of shakin off the
4rkish Yoke. g

report prevailed this day on the Royal
`'cthanr,
tee ne, stating, that the Levant Company had
to efiLl'ed another dispatch from Constantinople,
11,rnliag the former accounts, and that the
;t3si
the ,41-1 Arnhassador remained wind-bound on
ith of A
4131gUSt.

Sant
ne follow-
a I etter from
nig is an Extract of
c 6°3 received by the
_Andromache :
p°n;cl I4ILLEn was detached by General SAN MARTIN
Caned
‘Se°, and having effected the capture of that place, he
o,there at the head of 700 men. On the 7th of April
' sinner at
left Lima to treat with General SAN MARTIN."
n_

k -..'lS IX LONDON.—In our Police Intell.i-
..eacc,
t4t; 'We have given a report of a curious appli-
kt-°ll made to the Lord Mayor, on behalf. ofh
frigateQl-eek Seamen, discharged from the Turkish
co La Della Diana (now in the river,).
afraid
1011/31,,nence of the Turkish Captain being afrai
I. -1: 'a sea with them since he has heard of the
4houidetween the Greeks and the Turks, lest they
I,lirk: rise upon that part of the crew who are
ansezie-1 and take possession of the ship. In the
liellt- °f an accredited agent from Constanti-
rre at,the British Court, the Lord Mayor re-
Tor
ti'll tine application to the Secretary of State
viltate :rKierne Department. But, in the p.resen!
Ark:' the relations between Great Britain and
.Plit-Y) it will be embarrassing to our Govern-
or f,t weitloidd,isPose of the men in a proper manne
-I' to '''' ue cruel to send them to Constantinople,
tk 411*
4.' f„lv Port i11 Possession of the .Turks, where
Itit, -, of th L discharged from the
, atQ - en. flaying been. ''isit) and tile implied suspicion of their fidelity
re4t,'. trerli it Would insure them a harsh
it rtion
.p )
,INgtit ' " not a severe punishment ; and
14% I.aitli Q not be consistent with the conduct
_
if they wish to pursue toward. Ttuhre
ia"s °r theirs
were forwarded to any place in
these cirsentheit strutraling countrymen. Under
in opp;illsaoces, the BRITISH PUBLIC have a
h,41 tho cause
of manifesting their sympathy
—en I --e of the Greeks, by equipping
' )31' athese
are' Public subscription (if they themselves
giving
tli 0 undertake the
ling
tenterprise), and
ti"s fi eni
a vessel in which to join the victo-
titteiet3 of their nation. The French Papers
riee ti; reProach the English for their indiTehr-
Aresen" the cause of LIBERTY in GREECE. t4PPOrtee °f these strangers affords us a noble
e
the o,itY of proving that we are the friends of
Clltarirressed, only in Greece, but in every
er of the
globe.

'IIIIOIA,Ts A IVl,4,jestY's Ship Creole, Commodore Sir
Maps 41ARDY, arrived at Valparaiso on the
Hi 13 days from Lima.
1-1 s t
Seoti jE";
it iS Understood, will certainlayt
iplyro„,,atd next yea, and hold his Court
orni-m
illnuse for three or four weeks.—
,)testergiladeraid.)
titiltridos Y, the Austrian Messenger arrived at
forelos, With dispatches from the Court
Prince ESTERIIAZY.—Yesterday
N7,l°°4 tar n WALTER .ips ° left town with dis-
-4rq,l 'or the Court of Vienna.—Yesterday
ttA ''TENltat the Austrian Envoy to the King
04,Th
'tj at, arrived in town from Lisbon.