The Sun. — 1821-06-11 (London, England)

LONDON, MONDAY, JUNE /1, 1821.  The rumours of Ministerial Changes are still very prevalent, but do not appear to rest on any stronger foundation. It is reported that Mr. CANNING IS to resume his station at the India Board, as it has been intimated that Mr BATHURST took it only pro tempore, the former Gentleman having resigned it. merely on motives of delicacy. Other rumours state that Mr. HU'SKISSON is to preside at the India-Board, and that Lord MELVILLE is likely to be the new Governor General in India.  We received this morning the Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday. The most recent intelligence from Constantinople describes in strong colours the serious alarm produced by the Greek  3snrrection on the Ottoman Councils,. It is  ue that troops and artillery are sent forward to  wards the most vulnerable points ; but it would seem that the Divan do not act on any regular system, or that any harmony subsists between the Pachas in command-of different bodies of troops. That the Turkish Government is conscious of the great dangers with which it is menaced, and apprehensive for the fate of the capital, is evident from the vigorous measures they are adopting to fortify Constantinople. The news of the Greek Insurrection in the Morea is said to have caused the execution of the Patriarch of Constantinople. The horror excited among the Greeks by Iris atrocious murder is beyond description. Not content with inflicting on him the most ignominious of deaths, a band of infamous wretches was ordered to cut down the body from the gallows, drag it by the feet to the arsenal, whence the executioner threw it into the Bosphorus. The Archbishop of PAT RASSO has published an Allocution to the Greeks, in which he exhorts them to arise and deliver Greece from  the horrible oppression under which* it at present groans. A translation of this exhortation will be found in another column. The populace of Constantinople continue to commit the greatest ' excesses; and the Janissaries have forced their way into the house of the first Counsellor of,the Russian Legation, seized all his papers, and broke every thing they could find to pieces. The affairs of Turkey 'have assumed so stormy an aspect, that it is generally reported thrOughout Germany a Congress will immediately assemble at Vienna, to take them into consideration. Troops from Austria and Russia continue to march towards the Turkish frontier, and almost all the Russian Guards have left Petersburgh.— It appears that the Russian Ministers at the different German Courts have been ordered not to deliver any more passports to German emigrants, wishing to settle in New Russia, without receiving previous instructions to that effect from the General Committee at Odessa. The contents of Madrid Papers to the 28th  ult., which arrived last night, are given in a preceding column. A private letter from the Spanish capital, of the same date, states, that the Commander of the Spanish Squadron, who was ordered by the Neapolitan Government to leave the port of Naples, and not to put into any other port of that kingdom, has published the protest which he made against this measure immediately before he sailed~. MORILLO is determined to persevere in the strict and energetic measures he has adopted since his first entrance into office for the preservation of  order and the maintenance of the Royal dignity. The Revolutionists are furious against him, but fortunately their opposition is powerless. The Council of War at Vittoria is proceeding with  activity in the trials of the Anti-constitutionalists who were taken with arms in their hands. It is said, however, an amnesty will 'be granted to those concerned in the revolt of Alava and the other Provinces, in which the insurrection broke out before out before the new law relative to crimes against the Constitution was passed.  • •