The Sun.
London, England, 1834-10-07 00:00:00

LONDON,
TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 7, 1834.

• We have received the Paris Papers of Sunday, but
they contain no news of any importance. The KING
is daily becoming more and more unpopular among the
liberals on account of his arbitrary proceedings against
the press ; and this spirit of unpopularity threatens to
reach an alarining height, if he be so ill-advised as to
persevere in the punishment of those already convicted
of political offences. It is strange that knowing the
feelings of his countrymen, LOUIS PHILIPPE should
persevere in the only line of policy which is most
likely to shake the stability of a throne which he owes
more to the caprice of the multitude than to any claim
of public service, which he would have ventured to
plead on his accession. But so it is, whatever the
world may think of such daring.
There is no news from Spain of a later date than
what we gave yesterday.

NEW SEIZURE OF THE " NATIONAL."

PARIS, OCT. 4.—A Juge D'lnstruction has taken on
him the task of giving the answer of M. Gesquel to our
friend M. Carrel. We could not fail to receive to-day a
visit from the Justice. A Commissary, accompanied by
two agents, came to our office at six o'clock, and seized our
Number of this day, or rather the letter of M. Carrell, in
which the gentlemen of the Pacquet have discovered the
offence of insult to the person of the King, of excitement
to hatred, and contempt of the Government. This new
prosecution of the National is doubtless a godsend for the
Pacquet, to the Police, to the Ministry, and to all our ene-
mies of every description. M. Thevis has been this morn-
ing to carry the happy news to the Court, and probably the
pedant who transmits to the Journal des Debats the ac-
count of the marvels of Fontainbleau, will tell us to-morrow
what was said of it at the Royal table. There is indeed
a noble subject for joy in the return of a man who comes to
give himself up to his enemies, to knock at the gate of the
prison in which his friends have endured such cruel out-
rages ; when his honour speaks aloud against the cowards
who attacked him in his absence, his justification becomes
a transgression—his courage a crime. Certainly the base
men who calumniated M. Carrel in the correspondence of
their ignoble journals, knew that they were hastening his
return ; but this was not enough for them—six months' im-
prisonment would not suffice for their mean vengeance—it
was necessary to bring him within the reach of new prose-
cutions—to provoke him to the expression of the sentiments
which he but lately defended so victoriously before the jus-
tice of the country.
ELEVEN O'CLOCK AT NIGHT.--A Commissary of Police
has just come to our office to arrest M. Carrel. As it is
not usual for such arrests to be made at night, the friends
of M. Carrel answered for him that to-morrow, at ten
o'clock, he would be at the service of the Commissary of
Police.
TOULON, SEPT. 29.—The Eclipse brig has just received
orders to put to sea, and go to Alexandria with despatches
from the Government for our Consul-General. It is
thought that the brig has also letters for Mesno, Lalade,
and Roussin, and that from Alexandria it will go to Na-
poli and Constantinople. The Eclipse is to put to sea this
evening. The Triton (of the line) has received, it is said,
its sailing. orders. This ship is at present in the Little
Road, and will probably go and take the place of the Vile
de Marseille in the Levant.—Messager, Oct. 5.
M. Carrel had been punctual to the rendezvous till the
end of the day ; but he did not think himself obliged to
wait the whole night for the result of the orders, which it
seems were asked for at Fontainbleau.—National, Oct. 5.
PARIS, OCT. 4.—We (the Constitutional) announced
yesterday, according to a printed proof of the Sentinelle of
Bayonne of the 30th, which we always receive a day be-
fore the journal, " that a courier of the French Legation
had arrived on the 28th, with the news that all the Loans
of the Cortes, with the exception of the Royal Loans of
Guebhard, were recognized."
To-day we receive the Sentinelle of the 30th, with the