The Sun.
London, England, 1834-03-26 00:00:00

thus suffered from her machination—th 3 two
former Elie robbed of valuable adjoining' pro-
vinces--the third she has nearly -devoured, and
alte is now drawing her net closer and closer
around fourth victim, which nothing but the
interference of England and France can rescue
from her grasping embrace. All accounts con-
cur
in the fact that the SULTAN and MEHEMET
are renewing their preparations for war, and
all circumstances lead, not to the supposition,
but to the conviction that Russia is the prime
mover in this second plot. The late and sudden
(I',ange of the conduct of that Power towards
1
urkeY, is not made without the best reasons.
ht."' the most bitter and relentless enemy, she
as become her only friend. Not satisfied for-
merly with occupying Wallachia and Moldavia,
she Pursued the Turkish army almost to Con-
-Btaittino
plc,at and stopped short in her victorious
cie
er only on the promise that a vast indemnity
siaultl he paid, or these Provinces be finally ceded.
°wall these advantages are given up out of pure
zea'rusitY—out of compassion for a neighbour-
inghis rebellious
p
:11 ,overeign,
overpowered by ,1. This is quite in keeping with Russian
in°,Y---the only object she professes now is the
thuependence of Turkey, and the better to secure
at, the deluded Sovereign has been induced to
!:vettl) the keys of the Dardanelles—in other
leords,
slut out France and England, and
Ifa.te the SULTAN to her tender mercies.
Soltda second attack from MEHEMET ALI
r not afford a pretence for interference, a
At at Constantinople most inevitably will.
hutterfiPts, too, are made to gain over France,
tile best interests of the country, and her
zeurity on
the side of the Mediterranean, are
: 4/44 at stake, to allow her to separate her
de-se from that of England, and the indepen-
once of Europe. If LOUIS PHILLIP, how-
eeer, is made enough to join with the continental
pots, or
the even to wink at their despotic deeds,
KiPeople of France w ould soon render the
ng of the Barricades as harmless as the priest-
'et
ud CHARLES X. From the oversight or
heren gross negligence of our Government in
refusing the SULTAN assistance, Russia has
g,ined all this influence. They now seem con-
scioua of the fact, and, what front the general
feeling of the country, and a natural wish, we
hope, on their part to make atonement for the
Past, it may reasonably be expected that they
take some decisive steps to retrieve the
honour of the country, ind save Turkey from
unPending ruin.

1 Colonel EVANS brought forward a petition
'aSt bight, in the House of Commons, which
hadh
4-
ueen previously agreed to at a public meet-
ing' praying that the Polish exiles now 'resident
n England
might meet with some pecuniary
relief from Parliament. Sir H. VERNEY se-
epntled the prayer of the petition, and in doing
k, said--c, He trusted, as had ouce been said
by an lion and learned member of that house
Wrho
i!ament,
now presided over the other House of Par-
ree and open tribunal,
that that house would ever continue a
and °PPressed of every itioatiovin'ich mightthe apply
distressed
ss e d
and
nDlt apply in vain,no matter ho v high and power -
fu were their oppressors.—(flear.) This was said
°lt a discussion relating to Poland, and as that
noble l.
I, 1 and learned lord wa; now in a station which
Justly gave him great influence in the councils
his Sovereian, he trusted that he would now
e'te.tt his influZce in doing something to alle-
ime the distress which had been brought upon
many distiuguished natives of that ill-fated
-"Untry.—(Hear, hear.)" Lord BROUGHAM,
We trust, will think this significant hint worthy
lliii attentive consideration. He has great and
a
ii"eerved influence in the Cabinet, witness
e-
di fileility with which he has just procur-
the elevation of Sir THOMAS DEN MAN
to
use a peerage. Mr. O'CONNELL took up the
Ward
ett of the Poles in an intrepid, straight-for.
, generous spirit. We like the warmth
With which lie expressed himself. "
He should
Wish," he said, " to see the national sympathy
:13ftsed in a way that became a nation of
teeleimen. He should like to see a national as
mtit:B an individual morality." Lord PAL-
Man °ll made just the sort of reply that a
self; 41a,rkeis
lo when be. has nothing to say for him-
stronl
tool(g y roused
ugh his charitable feelings were
in favour of the Poles, yet he
breeehesPeebd care to keep the Ministerial
pence stoeltets close buttoned. Not a six-
thou,h,
tit'ilhld• they get from Government,
t e same time, Government felt the
dee test, the
surlier' tenderest commiseration for their
is re ,lings• This sort of theoretical sympathy
sli. all vqy ridiculous. Far better his Lord-
gat had said nothing at an.
The French Papers of :Monti from Spain of more im ay contain some
1t appears that the
trek's
than usual.
Carlists were in such force
tinder ZUNIA,LACAREGUI, that they tnade a
, and after
(14%h on Vittoria, which they entered
they evacuated
etriintitting frightful excesses,
resit Place, carrying off a number of the most
especiable inhabitants as hostages.
t o It a„
by no means
appears that Madrid was
the Want the people feeling very dissatisfied at
)e
want of energy manifested by the QUEEN'S
got of
However, if we may credit the
tailset ac However,
from that quarter, the character of
better 4ilinioistralion is to be changed for the
1).. .-1.
1 'he Ministry have resolved to strike a
butoll. blovv • CARLOS,
a , ) not only against Don
r, gal" Dun MIGUEL. For this purpose
a - arm', •
price .7 1s about to enter Portugal so as at
utvt° Annihilate CARLOS and attack Mt-
to theB arrnY in the rear, and thus put an end
cert.. Pretensions of both adventurers together.
all&
~
settle 04 the interference of Spain would
be the
in civil war in Portugal very soon, and
the c aniiset,4lls
ti ol counteracting the designs of
rves of Fr‘it'n4lore effectually. The
favourabletepresenta-
fto amid England are stated to be.
such
an t" project. The only wonder is
`) long del. obvious course should have been
be that dyed. The reason we apprehend to
heat , . many of the QUEEN'S advisers are not
) 1" the cause.
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the se health s Papers of the 24th instant state that
of the young PRINCE ROYAL is