The Sun.
London, England, 1854-01-03 00:00:00

TESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

The Monmouth (American ship), with passengers on
board, Nov. 21, lat. 30 N., long. 37. W.
The Alma, from Gothenburg to Port Philip, Nov. 20,
lat. 41 N., long. 12 W.
The Royal Victoria, Dec. 25, lat. 49 N., long. 7 W.
The Highlander, of London, Dec. 19, lat. 49 N., long.
10 W.

RUSSIAN AGGRESSION.-MEETING IN BELFAST.—A
public meeting was held on Thursday, in Belfast, for
the purpose of "affording the inhabitants an opportunity
of expressing their opinions on the subject of Russian
aggressian against Turkey." The attendance was large
and respectable. Among those present we observed the
following :—The Mayor, Richard Davison, M.P., David
Urquhart, D. R. Ross, Rostrevor ; Robert Grimshaw,
D.L., J.P., John Sinclair, Surgeon Browne, R.N., C.
B. rimshaw, William Mullan, Samuel Cunningham,
and John Clarke, J. P. The Mayor occupied the chair.
The Mayor having briefly addressed the meeting, Mr. R.
Grimshaw moved, and Dr. Cooke seconded, the first re-
solution, "That the maintenance of the independence of
Turkey, without territorial diminution, is incumbent on
Great Britain and Irelend, as well on principles of na-
tional honour as of general policy." Mr. Bates moved
the second resolution, "That the disposition evinced by
the Government of Turkey for the improvement of the
internal condition of that country, for the liberty of their
Christian subjects of all denominations, and for the pro-
tection of those who, from other states, have sought a
refuge among them, eminently entitle the people of
Turkey to our sympathy and support in the resistance
which they are so nobly making to the unprovoked
and unjustifiable attack made on their independence and
integrity by the Emperor of Russia." Mr. Charters
seconded the motion. Mr. Ross, of Bladensburg, and
Mr. David Urquhart having addressed the meeting,
other resolutions, expressive of hope that the future
policy of this country with respect to the differences
existing between Turkey and Russia will evince that
firmness which is due to the honour of her nation, and
will at the same time be most conducive to peace, if an
honourable peace be practicable, and that petitions in
accordance be presented to both houses of Parliament,
by the Mayor, on behalf of the meeting, were agreed
to.

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