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London, England, 1825-04-25 00:00:00

BRAZIL PAPERS.

Rio Jexrirto, Fri. 1.
The sword of justice begins to fall on the heads of the tricked
anarchiais who hare so long disturbed the public tranquillif2. End
rendered so many families in the northern provinces unhappy. Orr
the 12th December the celebrated Padre Csbeea, was executed at
Pernambuco, in which province he had kindled the torch of dis-
cord and rebellion. The celebrated Emiliano and Rangel were to
suffer the same fate in a few days. The negro Agostinho Is re.
commended to his Majesty's mercy.
The Military Commission at Bahia (as we hear, for there
official accounts), had already ordered the execution of Major Satire
who commanded the artillery on the unfortunate 25th of October
Felquieras, Padre Alencar, and three of their partisans,
their way hither by lard, and we learn that they are already
province of Minas Circles. Lord Cochrane arrived at 31aran)
and the first thing he did was, as we learn by letters, to me'
infamous Bruce and his Secretary, restore all the sums of vhf
had plundered and robb-A the unfortunate inhabitants of
ham, under the name of contributions. Ills Excellency was .-
other measures, which promised soon to establish tranqurnit
that province.

Fr:
This being the anniversary of the birth-day of her lasperiai
Highness the Princess de Paula, was Misery, d with the rejoicing
usual on these occasions. There was a brilliant drawing-room
Court, and his Majesty was pleased to make several pmmodons.
MARCII 2
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The INario contains a very long report from Luis it.
Sergeant of Engineers, who has been sent to make a gmeral ..
of the province of Matto Grosso. He has particularly dir
labours to the rivers, and the country nealtst their banks.
sent numerous maps, plans, &c. His Majesty, by a dia.
the ?id February, has ordered that the Governor of the Provit
shall laird him every possible assistance in the progress of ' '
tistical and topographical labours, which are important
province in particular.

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EXHIBITION qf WATER COLOUR PAINTINGS.'
This delightful Exhibition was opened for private view
an Stiturtlay, and was throughout the day very numerously
attended. The extended admiration for Art, and the pub-
lic encouragement which it receives, has animated this So-
ciety to great exertions ; very ample and interesting proof
of this are displayed upon its walls, which furnish this year
many works of surpassing talent. We should do them
great injustice were we to attempt, from the mere cursory
glance which can be obtained in a crowded room, to pro-
nounce upon their individual mints. We hope to find
leisure to remark upon them in detail, which we intend
doing, should the press of temporary matter not prevent
us. When we mention the names of Robson, Barret,
Fielding, Pcwint, Richter, Cartineau, Prout, Cristall,
Mackenzie, and Miss Scott, it is enough for the present to
direct the public attention to an Exhibition which fur-
nkhes spec mens of ginius, in a branch of the art which is
peculiarly our own, and which is equalled in no other
country.

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