Star.
London, England, 1821-06-15 00:00:00

ourselves to pay off that can as well be paid off at
a future day?

Accounts have been received in town from Con.
stantinople of the 13th, and from Odessa to the 19th
ult. the latest, we believe, that have reached this
country from either of these places. These accounts
state, that, in the Turkish Capi:al, up to the 13th of
May, "rvith the exception of sacrifices and arrests of
Greek subjects, everythe:ig tended to tranquillity;
whi;ll, as we find ;t interpreted by a Morning co.
temporary, mean., "tranquillity nearly re-established 1"
The bodies of the Greek Patriarch, and some other
Ecclesiastic,, had an lye,' op board a vessel at Odessa.

A Dutch Mail, which arrived last night, brought
the " Declaration by the Messenian Senate of Cal-
mata, and the Comman2er-in- Chief, NIAYROId ICHALE,
to the Governments of Europe,"which was a few days
ago briefly noticed in the French Papers. It is dated
from "the Head-quarters of the Spartans, March 25,
1821 (0.5.)"
After stating, in forcible terms, what all the world
knows, that the desceniants (i the ancient Greeks
have been for ages the slaves of a barbaiian tyranny,
and that they have at last resolved, with one accord,
to throw off the yoke, they thus appeal for aid to the
Governments of Europe :—" Enlightened Nations!
Enlightened Governments! the time is come to pay-
your debts to Greece, our country ! We ask of you
only counsel, arms, and pecuniary assistance, and will
gratefully return them the glory of our benefactors
shall be as durable as that of Greece!"
•

A Mail from Flanders, which arrived this forenoon, _
has brought Papers to the 12th inst. They contain
accounts from Turkey, which, though not of so recent
a date as those received in London, serve to throw
light on the sort of tranquillity, or tendency to it,
which is said to have prevailed in the Turkish capi-
tal. A mercantile letter from Constantinople, of the
10th May, received at Frankfort, says-46 Every day
this Capital of the Ottoman Empire is terrified by
bloody executions. The Greek merchants fly or con-
ceal themselves, and all business is at a stanti." .
A ship which left Smyrna on the sth of May,
touched at several Islands in the Grecian Archipe-
lago, and has since arrived at Trieste, reports that
two Turkish frigates, two corvettes, and four brigs,
which sailed from Constantinople to support the
troops which are collecting near Salonichi, to act
against the Morea, have fallen, by the treachery of
the Greek sailors, into the hands of the Insurgents :
it is added that the Turks on board, to the amount
of 900 men, were at first taken as prisoners to Milo,
but afterwards, on receipt of the news of the execu-
tion of the Patriarch, all put to death.

The Paris Papers of Monday and Tuesday arrived
this forenoon: their contents are not of much in-
terest.—The PRESIDENT (par interim) of the lonian
Isles is said to have issued a Proclamation, bearing
that, " according to a communication made to him
by the Captain Bey commanding the Ottoman fleet
cruising in the lonian Sea, the Porte has declared
in a state of blockade all the ports and coasts of the
Morea, with the exception of the ports of Patras, Nau-
pacto, Navarrino, Modone, Coron and Monembassia."
A Decree has been published at Naples, by the
restored King, FEantxaND, which states that, with
the view of realizing the promises which his Majesty
had made to his well-beloved People in the letter
which he wrote to the Duke of CALABRIA, on the
28th of January last, and fixing for ever ( !!!) the
public repose and tranquillity, he has convoked a
temporary Junta of Consultation, consisting of eigh-
teen individuals, among whom are the Marquis de
CIRCELLO, Cardinal FAR. RUFFO, Prince CANOSA, &c.
French 5 per Cents. Monday, BGfr. SOc.