The Sun.
London, England, 1830-01-04 00:00:00

LONDON,
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 4, 1830.

A mail has arrived from Brazil, by which we
learn that the Empress of BRAZIL and the
young Queen of PORTUGAL arrived safely at
Rio Janeiro on the 17th of October, in the
Isabella fr;gate. They were most joyfully re-
ceived by the EMPEROR, as will be seen by the

(From the Diario Fluminense.)

RIO DE JANEIRO, OCT. 17.

The arrival of the Isabella frigate, on the 14th,
delighted the Brazilians, who were anxiously ex-
pecting our august Empress. The circumstances
of the weather being favourable, the ft igate did not
long delay, and on the 16th, in the morning, the
fortresses saluted the Imperial standard, which was
flying at the mast head of the vessel.
His Majesty the Emperor, seeing his most flatter-
ing hopes realised, proceeded immediately in a
steam-boat to the frigate, accompanied by the Mi-
nisters of State and the Officers of his Household.
At the distance of a few miles from the Bar he met
the frigate, when the first objects that met his eyes
were the august Empress and Queen Donna Maria
j 11., her Most Faithful Majesty, his beloved

daughter.
The Imperial ftigate, towed by the steam-boar,
passed the Bar, amidst repeated salutes of artillery,
and was followed by the Imperial frigate Isabella,
the English frigate Scringapatam, and the French
frigate La Magicienne, which had been to meet her
Majesty the Empress.
OCT. 19.—0 n the 17th the marriage of their
Imperial Majesties was celebrated with great splen-
dour in the Imperial Chapel. The inhabitants of
the capital gave the most unequivocal proof of their
satisfaction at this happy event by splendid illumi-

nations.
The Emperor, in commemoration of this suspi-
cions day, has instituted a new Order of the Rose,
to be given both to natives and foreigners who have
rendered service to the Emperor. The Emperor is
Grand Master of the Order, and the Princes of the
Imperial Family are Grand Crosses.

By a Dutch mail we have this morning re-
ceived St. Petersburgh Journals of the 19th
December, the Hamburg Reporter and other
Hamburg Papers of the 29th, and Dutch Pa-
pers of the 2d January. The St. Petersburgh
Papers make no mention of the health of the
Emperor NICUOLAS ; so that we may consider
the report of his relapse as mere fiction, got up
for stock-jobbing purposes. The following are
extracts:—

AMSTERDAM, JAN.

The cellectiou made for the relief of the poor has
produced the very considerable sum of 52,747 flo-
rins, besides a sum of 2,290 florins received from
another quarter; also contributions of fresh prey'
sions, &c.

THE HAGUE, DEC. 3

His Majesty has resolved, that from the Ist of
January the affa►rs of the Colonies shall be united
with the department of Public Works and National
Industry. M. Van Gobbelschroy is appointed to
this department; and is succeeded in the post of
Minister of the Interior by M. de la Coste, now
Governor of the province of Antwerp, which post is
to be filled by M. J. Van Crombrugghe, Minister of
the Second Chamber of the States General, and
Burgomaster of Ghent.
His Maje,ty has been pleased to assign the sum
of 7,000 florins, for furn►shing the Episcopal Pa-
lace at Namur. Our rivers are frozen over in many
places.

ST. PETERSBURGEI, DEC. 18,

To-day is the saint's day of his Majesty the Em-
perofNicholas Paulowitsch.
The most recent accounts from Turkey inform
us, that Adrianople is evacuated, and that Count
Diebitsch had fixed his head-quarters at Bottrgas.
Count Matuscewitsch and Marquis Paulucci,
Governor of Riga, arrived here on the 15th.
His Majesty has been pleased to confirm the sta-
tutes of an institution for the education of females,
under the protection of her Majesty the Empress.
The sum assigned for its support is 40,093 rubles.
Lake Onega was frozen over on the 28th ult., so
that it has been open for navigation this year 198
days.

HAMBURG, DEC. 29.

BORSES HALLE, FOUR O'CLOCK.—OurStock-mar.
ket continues to wear a favourable appearance, and
funds' are generally in demand to-day for the end of
January. Some purchases rendered necessary by the
approaaiing liquidation, and the peaceful aspect of
affairs, are supposed to occasion the demand.—Dis-
count 3 pee cent.
Anglo-Danish Loan, S per cent
Anglo-Russian Loan
Hamburg-Russian Loan loo,i
Polish Bonds
Austrian Bank Shares 1268
Austrian Metalliques 103.11
New Austrian 4 per Cents.
Anglo Neapolitan
Falconets
BUCHAREST, DEC. 7.
Letters from Crajowa say that the plague s
rages there, as well as in Little Wallachia, especially
on the frontier of Servia, and carries off many vic-

End of Decembev,