The Sun.
London, England, 1833-12-26 00:00:00

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conviction to the mind of every one who read/. iISASSIN
it, that Mr. SADLER'S career, as a public inanf !tie Geri
is run. Mr. FOSTER not only triumpliantiii"ogcontain'
establishes his own case, but makes good el .f this myst
charge that he has brought against the would.bv IszttitEMßUl
Member for Huddersfield. In fact, he make/ i',,lllier as faeaccounts
Mr. SADLER'S own letters minister to 111 r.
SADLER'S own condemnation. It is clear tho ,th tehuser
, strait
with very imperfect requisites for the character'
:e c(
;cant
chnt to c(
this gentleman has been playing the game of ti 'thee G,I IA
Mach iavel. He has been curst with an ambition
laUser, brea !ternunicat 1
beyond his powers ; what wonder then that such
" Vaulting ambition hes o'erlesped itself, torn of his
And fall'a to the other side ?" ted expre
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We have received Brussels Papers to the
24th inst. They state on the authority of letters
from the Hague that several couriers had
arrived there:recently from St. Petersburgh witf
despatches for the Dutch Cabinet. All thest
couriers speak of the extensive preparation
making by Russia in the ports of the Black So,

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Frankfort Papers to the 20th instant arrive('
this morning. They contain the following article

from Smyrna :

1 SMYRNA, Nov. 16.—The number of European shipg
' stationed on our seas are increased ever ay. Sir
Pulteney:Alalcolln sailed hence yesterday for where
the greater part of his squadron is assetnb where lit
he will receive the reinforceritent front
England. The' -British Admiral wt t that
~, At ten o'cl
very pe
part until he- ' receives fresh ' ins fro,- ltth_ c, .
his Government, which he expects next y tilt c oessior
llther, and
Salamander steam-packet. The British fr Madd.; it%
lichataivriovuedria.hereTt)eurFdraeynschagob,riigs gEonnieutioatjiootollsti
- the Grand
gtharZlinwirah
at rived here from Toulon on the 12th. The Grenouillo juoeicalHenad_t
sailed yesterday, wi h despatches for Admiral Hugon. Itt,iinan a
„0:
Two Austrian vessels set sail for Venice in October; 4th,‘ gneigrbi
one of them, the Hydra, belonging to the division in the '
ICI the
it in th
the resen'
1.,v int, under the command of Admiral Dandolo, has been k P.,,icem,
replace Iby the Carolina. All is quiet for the present ,f `"
'' thPe prose(
in Candia ; Alehernet Ali is too powerful. It if
Sarah Do
thought, however, that this state of things cannot last long,
Court sei
'h4Housueroyl
and that Mehemet himself, seeing the impossibility of
establishing a monopoly in Crete, as he has done in
Eqpt, and as he may do perhaps in Syria, will give up
The
the Ti
a possession which can only be injurious to him. It ie I the value
said that the regiment last arrived, of 3 2)0 men, will re.. '6.
lieve the Albanian troops in their cantonments. The Egyptian
Admiral, ditnan Pacha, is still off Suda, with two ship. I.;+he clerk
"tester-sou
of the line of 100 guns, one of 84, and a frigate of 60. Ast,th th_ ..,
An Egyptian sloop of war was lost in a storm off our coast pith the 'na,
a fortnight ago, with all the crew, 25 in number. alt with a
bit's to roak
4 old silve
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