The Sun.
London, England, 1829-10-26 00:00:00

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,';4ly arranged below these angry discussions
e heated men's minds, and prevented them
ititl giving to the subject that calm and dispas-
'kite consideration which its great importance
ktfidently requires. If matters be allowed to
Need in their natural course, it is obvious
the Principalities of Moldavia and Wal-
hia will every day become more assimilated to
great body of the Russian empire, and I
refore conceive, that if the future amalgama-
a of these Principalities with their powerful
ighb-,,,Ur is an object to be deprecated, some
easure should be promptly taken for relieving
4'm from the presence of a Russian army of
, upation. A loan for this purpose is said to
' in contemplation among some of the great
I)ectdators in financial affairs, but it is under-
'land that it will be difficult to effect it without
: guarantee of one at least of the great Powers
I much interested in the preservation of tran-
94titi/itY ; and as to prevent a disorder is always
ter than to cure it, it is a question which
!etns to be dictated by ordinary prudence,
:heater it would not be better to interpose at
% present crisis, for the purpose of saving the
tiricipalities front falling permanently into the
ids
of Russia, than listlessly to wait until
ale decisive act of aggrandizement has been
kmitted—until Aus!ria has followed the ex-
,. ple of the Czar in appropriating the Servian
Povinces—until France, in the reckless career
°l ambition which the Liberals will pursue on
lheir advent to power, shall have seized on the
ttilile Plains of Egypt—and, in short, until
ery corner of Europe is embroiled in quarrel
4hd confusion 2
" I alluded a few days ago to the expulsion
ra the French territory of the wretched re-
gees from the tyranny of Don Miguel. In
11secluence of some severe remarks on this sub-
it4.lll the Journal des Debats and other Op-
)418
,1"4 Papers, an attempt has been made in the
4
ii4ontieur to palliate this breach of the laws of
intality, in an article which is really unworthy
tile Ministry of a great Power like France :
" ' The Government has determined that the
' Portuguese refugees, to the number of more
1.: than 600, in the departments of Ille and Vi-
:‘4 1. •
m_. e, and of Mayenne, should have the 'fa-
i ,
i cult y' of proceeding to Ostend, as the Mar-
' quis de Palmella had required.'
" This I can say, of my own knowledge, is
Qere sophistry and equivocation. The Marquis
ie
a Palmella never asked for the expulsion of
qese unfortunate individuals, although it is true
that
11, after the measure Imo Seen resolved on, he
illnianely interfered for the purpose of facilitat-
:g their embarkation, and providing them with
,b;e. means of removal to the places of shelter
intch might be obtained for them. So much
6r the march to the port of Ostend having taken
Place at the request of the Marquis de Palmella ;
!;d as to the faculty spoken of, it should mean,
it means any thing, a power to stay as well as
, go ; but unless the execution of a penal sen-
rice can be said to confer a faculty on the party
41bjected to its influence, there is evidently no
kruth in this Jesuitical piece of special pleading
41 defence of such an act of barbarity."

Despatches were brought by a King's Mes-
7nger to the Foreign Office late last night from
Lord
`-owLEy, our Ambassador at Vienna.
tie was also the bearer of despatches from the
Fight Hon. ROBERT GORDON, at Constanti-
4°Pie- We understand they contain no intelli-
tel'oe of any importance, but what has already
IFen made public through the medium of the
°reign journals.

Des
Patches have also been received, this morn-
fr r.°lll Lord STUART (IC ROTHSAY, at
aris
and Sir CHARLES BAGOT, at Brussels.

The Duke de LAVAL :MONTMORENCY, the
!tench Ambassador, Lord ABERDEEN, the
k-:RANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER, and
host of the Cabinet Ministers at present in
lcivvri, had long
audiences with the Duke of
WELLINGTON this morning in Downing-street

he e are sorry to learn that the iron trade of
:,14 neighbourhood still continues in a very depressed
tate, and, at the quarterly meetings held last week, some
6141 reduction, took place. In Shropshire the trade is
ran,ran, bad, and the reductions in price greater than in
Wolverhampton Chronicle.
14 HUGE POTATO STALK.--On Tuesday
i' the largest potato stalk we have heard of, was dug from
ALEXANDER STARK'S garden, in Camelon, by Mr.
`ICAO111.• Wio conveyed it to the nail warehouse of
45. STanx, GUNN, and Co., where it was examined
:Messrs. GUNNand SUTHERLAND, and found to Inca-
11re 11 feet one inch in circumference, and attached were
° fewer than 48 ordinary sized potatoes of very good
441itY.--Seotsman.
On Tuesday his Grace the Duke of DE-
:1:::e"1" took leave of Chatsworth, on a trip to Brighton,
Weee k
.le34not expected to remain for more than a few
y„ '5 several rich services of plate left Chatsworth
bthe ~;41Morning, in his own vehicle, and under
visit
Peezal charge of his own servants. The number of
be at this princely domain since Doncaster races has
„en iMmense, and the festivities have been of the most
`,-"did and attractive character. As many as 300 per-
t;leave dined in the house on the same day, and for se-
;rra' weeks past his Grace's butcher has supplied two or
of ee fat bullocks, about 18 sheep, a proportionate number
calves, besides an unlimited quantity of game and poul-
;trY• The house was so fully occupied, that in an evening
appeared as if illuminated on the occasion of some public
teloicing...--211orning Paper.
The Turkish Embassy to the Emperor NI-
;4°LAs, of which some particulars are given in an article
Ated Constantinople, September .25, is very conspicuously
4100unced in the Prussian State Gazette of the 19th in-
4tti:nt' in which the following words are printed in a large
it_araet,cr:-"Eski Serai, Adrianople, September 30.
wording to certain information, the SULTAN has ap-
13°Ietecl Ilaut..-PacHa Envoy to St. Petersburgh." It is
::In.ewhat remarkable that the Prussian State Gazette,
p 1.1 contains intelligence relative to civil and military
rit°4lati°fls, from St. Petersburgh to the 11th of October,
811°,11 not give the Treaty of Peace. May it hence be pre-
lac? Zeenthat, to that date, this important document had
officially published in the Russian capital ?
At the Sessions on Tuesday, at Knutsford, a
rung aurgeon practising at Macclesfield, appeared on the
o','er of the Court, and pleaded not guilty to an indictment
Nrging him with an assault, with intent to commit, 84c.,
I,°ll the body of a young married woman, his patient from
etstburY• He had been apprehended that morning by
Zacrss, the officer, under a bench warrant, and teas
tl.._ered to find hail, himself in 100/. and two sureties in
each, to answer the charge at the next Sessions.—
11
Times.
il,About a fortnight since a hare which weighed
t,ib. lioz. was killed by Riciiwan WHARTON DUTY,
"n• on the farm of Sheriffston.—Elgin Courier.