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Euxine. within three shost days sail Of Con. stantin0ple, consisting of not less than from a to &4 ships Of the line. Can any one be sur pT1seu that the Government Of Louis Philip pc should hasten to be in readiness for all con- t1ngenctess or that Eng gland should participate In its just apprehension ofthe manifest design of Russia? That England does share the feelings of France OD that important subject seems plain from the fact. made known by all the newspapers, that our Admiralty have within these few weeks given orders tO fit for immediate service several men Of war and first class frigates, DOW lying in ordinary at Plymouth, Portsmouth, and Chatham, eight sail Of the line, we believe, and four or five frigates, which, with the Victory and two others already in commission at Plymouth, would constitute force of n sail of the line {; and, added to the squadron already iu the Ar chipeIagO, would compose fleet of some l6 or lS sail of the line, including half dozen three-deckers. Any longer indifference on the part of England to the progress of Russian conspiracy and trickery against the 'nagnifi- cent ruins of the Turkish empire, would be an insult to the honor of this great people, a sacrifice of the security Of British commerce, and of the freedom of the Mediterar ~an, ss well as a crime against the independence and tranquility of the European Continent. We rejoice, therefore, tO learn from our brother Journalists, that signs of increased alacrity to meet, or. in other words, to ward aff. the evil which threatens ns, are visible tn the pFepara- tory measures 0! his Msjesty's Government. If the Cabinet of St. Petersburgh shall be sat- isfied that France and England really "mean what they say" aud that they rig out and man formidable fleet, not for Ostentation, but, if unavoidable far action, 1t is our belief that the Czar will turn more than once on his pil- low before he dares the encounter of such a confederacy.-London Times.