The Sun. — 1821-06-15 (London, England)

LONDON, FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1821.  We received this morning the Paris Papers of Monday and Tuesday. They contain no additional intelligence respecting the progress of the Greek Insurgents, but confirm several reports • concerning their successful operations, which had previously reached us. The Archbishop of SEaacs, in Transaxian Macedonia, with a corps t f 5000 men, has formed a junction with another corps under the command of the A rchbishop of TDESSALIAN MAGNESIA, and their united forces attacked the town of Larissa, which was carried by storm. All the Turks in the town were put to death. Thessalia and Cisaxian Macedonia have entered into an alliance with the Servians, and we hare 'every reason to believe that the opposition to the Ottomans from this quarter will be of a formidable character. It appears that the Turkish squadron, which fell into the hands of the Hydriots, consists of two frigates, two corvettes, and four brigs. Their crews were chiefly composed of Greeks, who mutinied, and delivered the ships over to their countrymen, with about 900 Turkish soldiers who happened to be on board them, These troops were sent prisoners to the Isle of Milo, but as soon as the barbarous murder of the Patriarch of. Constantinople was 'known among the Greeks, the whole of these soldiers were put to death. The accounts from Constantinople are as late as the 12th of last month. The city had been, during the three preceding days, in a state of great agitation and disorder. The Janissaries -were, it is said, in open rebellion, and demanded the heads of WILLI', the Grand Seignior's favourite, and of BERBU BACID, his barber. The warehouses and shops were shut, and every person found it necessary .to barricade his house. —When the messenger left Constantinople, the Porte had succeeded in restoring tranquillity, but it was apprehended that the storm would break out again with increased violence. M. Ii NUT, the principal partner in the house of. A. PAPPA, SON, and Co. has been imprisoned by order of the Government, on suspicidn of being connected with the rebels, and several more Greeks had been executed. The total defeat of the Turkish army in Albania was known in the Ottoman capital, and the receipt of this intelligence had thrown the Divan into great consternation. Orders had been issued for the formation of an army 'at Salonica to be employed in the Morea, but the slow organization of a Turkish army is so 11701 known that we entertain strong hopes the -Greeks may be enabled to obtain possession of the fortified towns and castles in the Morea remaining in the power of the Turks before this ' -army can be brought into the field. It is added, that the lonian Government has issued a Proclamation, announcing that the Captain Bey, cornpanding the Ottoman fleet in the lonian Sea, has communicated to them, that the Porte has declared -all the ports and coasts of the Morea to be in a -state of blockade, except the ports of Patras, Naupaeto, Navarino, Modena, Caron, and Alomembasia. The King of NAPLES has appointed a temporary Junto to concert with his MAJESTY such measures as may insure the repose and tranquillity of his Kingdom, in furtherance of the royal promise contained in his MAJESTY'S Letter of -the 28th of January last to the Duke of