BY THE MAILS.

From the New-YOrk Advertiser, of July 6.l


From ENGLAND.
By the arrival of the packet ship,
Nestor, Capt. Macy, in 33 days from
Liverpool, we have received our reg
ular files of Londonpspers, to May 3Oth.
The most interesting articles in the pa
Pers of political character, are the
various state papers issued by the
SoVereigns, who composed the Con-
gress at Laybach, at the dissolution of
that body. They consist of their united
Declaration, the Circular Letter of the
Russian Go0ernmem to the different
Courts of Europe, and the circular dis
patch from the courts of Russia, Aus
tria, and Prussia, to their Ministers at
foreign courts.


All the accounts from Constantinople
represent that capital as the scene of
disturbance and massacre. The Grand
Seignior has had recourse to the most
dreadful reprisals Four Greek Arch
bishops had been massacred. None of
the foreign ministers were permitted to
leave the city.


According to letters from Corfu, of
the Esd of April, it was in consequence
of like insult to that which caused at
Rome the revolt against the Tarquins,
that the insurrection of the Isle of Con-
dia broke out. The criminal Aga was
killed by the offended father, and this
vengeance became the signal for the
massacre of all the Mussulmen. The
Turks were chased from every port Of
the island, and the Greeks are masters
of all the strong places.


Great political convulsions continue
to agitate Spain. In Valencia the dis
content is very great, as well as at
Barcelona


A letter, dated Constantinople, April
&c, mentions that great many arms
had been found ia the Greek Churches
that accounts from the Archipelago
state that the Ipsariots and Speciots
were inviting the different islands to
declare for the Greek cause. The
Dragoman Of the Porte, and 10 other
Greeks had been hung in one day
The Vizier had entered Constantinople
with 10000 men; and Immediately four
Bishops and three Priests were hung
over the door of the Church. The
Greeks are said to have been successful
against the Turks at Patrass, and Co.
rinth, both of which places were In
their possession.


A letter from Trieste, dated May II,
mentions that news had been received
that the insurgents (Greeks) of Walla-
CHA and Moldavia, hopeless of all sup
port from Russia, were laying down
their arms but in the Morea, rebellion
was in full activity.


Further intelligence from CONSTANT
nople, announce, that Prince Constantine
Morusi had been beheaded; several
( Greek merchants had shared the same
fate, and others had been hanged and
suspended before their doors and win
dows on the Bosphoras. Several Chris
hans had been put in irons and impris-
oned, and many others had fallen VIC
tins to the fury of the populace.
The London Courier of Wednesday,
May 80, says" At Kingston, on Satur-
day morning last. number of men
were employed in making hay, with
their great coats on; and at the same
time, snov and hailwexe falling"


