The Sun. — 1833-07-15 (London, England)

NICHOLAS—an attempt which of course has been attributed to Po fugitives, " instigated and directed by Jacobi!' clubs." Equally as a matter of course, the journals in the pay of the Russian Government are loud in their denunciation of this atrocious crime ; though they say nothing of the causes that led to it—nothing of the kidnapping of the Polish children—nothing of the imprisonments—/ confiscations—banishments—murders —tortures and massacres of the estates and persons of Poland's bravest sons ;—on all these points the St. Petersburgh journals hold I' discreet silence ; the monster NICHOLAS maY perpetrate as many atrocities as he pleases, but woe to those who should attempt to make hill; pay the penalty of his crimes. The enslave? slaved despots ; it is for the retributive acts the oppressed that they reserve their virtuous vituperation. 01 chaunm afinni tdy nothing in e atrocities rietfiuusiseidats'ell:sreesosf sh oc shock their refined  The Paris papers of Saturday contain no par' titular news of interest. The rejection of the Local Courts Bill excited surprise and indigne tion in the capital.  By the brig Bramin, WILLIAM It AWSOS) Commander, arrived at Plymouth, on Thursday, front Oporto, intelligence has been received of that city being abundantly supplied with provisions, and that the report! liout the havoc of the cholera at Oporto, are withoo foundation. The Bramin landed a cargo of flour in the harbour in Dtcember last, and has since that period been employed on merchants' account, trading from Vigo to the Bar, and landing her cargws under circumstances of the greatest difficulty and danger. We learn by the Brant° that Don PEDRO'S cause appears to gain ground, and that deserters from MIGUEL'S lines are constantly going over t° the city side of the Douro—these men are stated to he generally in the most abject condition. The mercantile interests are in a most dreadful state of dejection, seeing no speedy likelihood of a cessation of hostilities. There i is an immense quantity of wine for shipment, but it 6'l' not be possible to get any off until the siege is raised. The, li'ramin tr ine,ao gh convincerest a cteioieu sufficientnacntasyu one from mdeo ifcotafththeitiehi priercoosovft Constitutionalists nszt tkchieiet,:ogct fiaonnAnanaitolg, saratresvd,oei ni,.:jo;; ppear to have ben well received by the people. The xpedition had spread over the province, and had been much strengthened by accessions to their cause, but °a movement had been undertaken towards Lisbon.—De' conport Telegraph.  h!PEI  THL  HO  The gallery We found oou ThEL zany of the hi county of Cer tation Bill, w oppressive. 1 the Bill ; to a mount of tith The Hon. Mei special consitlei hit a single , district, no ou their neiehbou Alr. PETE] of the petition legs likely to b than any ehe i After a few General, Coloo Ruthven, thetable.  114 p Sir,,rtteea,, e lb eeGdt t.clirli:niloirei °I the „ot. prese •e pi ut time ~ t,urse of %Leo! have a ver Alt fivj rea time jo . Alt tt All'eatlint:brljdel'Ele'tNeluN but with a 'you'd al, tow, not give it were.... 1 'eP their pP '1 IV uuld soft - ke v'.)111(1 n e" a ti,e not satii li °fle vot beachhe4ehes a A es I, ch nude for otige would stand , 15,... - for a (~ Lie Earl ' l'''l.l:eki(Mr. poi 1),-a4 of the cf,l.4e he stoo ture of pb 4, '' S. Nirti • 1(1.. U'Vern nleZ