The Sun.
London, England, 1834-03-25 00:00:00

By ENEAS MACDONNELL, Esq.

Demonstrating the injustice, impolicy, and danger of
the coercive and at bitrary measures instituted by that
B tard, against the Directors of the East India Company ;
for the purpose of enforcing tlie hr,stile interposition of
the Company's influence and authority against an untifend-
ing and friendly Native Prince, THE KING OF OUDE :
in opposition to the unanimous resolutions of the Court of
Directors, repeatedly expressed, with the concurrence of
former Boards of Control, and in defiance of the obliga-
tions of Treaties, the most solemn pledges of non-inter•
ferenre by successive British Governors of India, and the
recorded acts and opinions of the Le,,,Wature, and of the
most eminent official and political authorities, of all parties,
during Fl long succession of years. 'With AN AP-
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Board have required the Court to transmit to the Indian
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objections to that proceeding; and the final "mandate"
of the Board.

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