The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-09-27 00:00:00

BRAZIL.

RIO In JANICIRO, JULY 11
Yesterday, the 17th, his Majesty reviewed a part of the garrison
of this city, in the Plain of St. Christovoa.
To.day, at half-past eleven o'clock, his Excellency Sir Charles
Stuart landed from the Wellesley man.of.war. He was landed on
the plain of St. Christovoa, to be nearer to his residence. We hear
that his Excellency had the honour to meet the Emperor, who was
returning to the Palace of Bona Vista, atter having been to exa.
mine the works carrying on at the Custotn.house, and the new
bridge eff the Custom.house, which Is finished. By this bridge the
great inconvenience is removed which the merchants experienced by
the tedious unloading of their ships, which, besides, will not be
stopped at two o'clock fn the afternoon, as was the custom. It is
difficult to imagine how the Government, which Is compelled to
extraordinary and enormous expeditions, by succours to all the pre.
vineee of the Empire, paying the troops and pudic officers,
building ships of war, &c. can undertake works of this nature,
which cost Itrge sums; but a good Administration can after
much, as may be seen by comparing the present and the former
Government. Formerly there was no war, no dissensions in the
provinces; agriculture and commerce were not injured by civil
war; there was no army, no nary, and yet nothing prospered. and
an enommus national debt was augmented. Now that Brazil bas
an army, a navy, and has suffered- all the above.mcntioned e•Ms,
everything prospers; there is money fur everything.

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Jr LY
We hare received very favourable news from the province of
Cisplatins. Everything promises the speedy anti happy termination
of all disorders excited by rebellion and ambition. We know tee
certain that the battalion of the Emperor, and of the ream'
ten,
which went to that pm( ince, have already taken the field, without
getting sight of the enemy ; that, on the Led of last month, Colonel
Bombs, with his sons, two officers, and six soldiers, entered Monte
Video, were detained as prisoners by Fruetuoso Riveira, atd
had eluded his vigilance; that Lieutenant-Coionel Queiros, who
had followed Riviera, and wart besieging COlollia with two hundred
men, recognising his error, had returned to Monte Video with meat
pf his people, and a quantity of arms and arnmunitsn ; that our
Squadron had greatly contributed to the happy rend', by taking
from the enemy a quantity of stores, a good scaoonar,' which had
then on board, and various other vessels; that the people's minds
were much encouraged by the arrival of the squadron, and the pe.
cuniary assistance sent by his Majesty ; that provkions weveehear,
and so abundant that the authorities had requested no more might
be sent. We have seen many letters which cot:firm these state.
merits: one of them says, .• I think that this disonler, etched by
the revolutionists, will be soon put an end to. The ravidity of the
expedition has astonished and confounded them, as they themselsts
confess ; and the troops arc very good."

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Juty 26.
A despatch from the Viscount Laguna, dated 31onte Video,
June 26, announces the arrival of the troops from Rio. on the litti
and following days, nod expresses his confidence in the speedy
rtstoration of order.—Rio de Janeiro Papers to August 'X