The Sun.
London, England, 1831-07-11 00:00:00

In the Aso:NI the Emperor, the ordinary I.c.;islative Session,
the want of a legal number of rem esentatives having prevented
the fonnation of an extraordinary session. Confiding in your
wisdom, it hopes you will ratify the act of its nomination and
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provisional existence, in consideration of the most urgent neces-
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measures which the nation requires.
August and most worthy representatives of the nation, the 7th
of April will be a day for ever memorable in the annals of Bra.
zil : it removed the embarrassments which undue influence, in.
trigue, and ignorance, frequently opposed to your wise delibera-
tion, for the benefit of the country; it caused the morning or
felicity to dawn. The provinces of St. Paul, and Minaes Ge.
roes, received and applauded with transports of joy and enthu-
siasm the news of the triumph of liberty. It is to tie hoped
that the communications which have been sent to the other
provinces will produce similar results, even in Bahia, where
the first events in the capital on the unfortunate days o:
March, causing the most unfavourable impressions had to:
much inflamed the minds of some patriots, inciting them to
make extravagant demands, and to perform indiscreet acts,
which all the produce of the authorities had not yet been
enabled to remedy. For your patriotism and wisdom it now re-
mains, to take measures adequate to the extraordinary circus?_stances in which we find ourselves, and effectually to support the
course of Government, that it be happily directed, and complete
the great movement of this new national regeneration. Divine
protection, which shines through all the great Political events of
Brazil, will preside with its beneficent influence over your inde-
fatigable zeal for the welfare of the country, and will secure to
your Parliamentary labours, that true glory which watches over
the defenders of the sacred rights of nations, the friends of ho.
Inanity, and the wise admirers of reason and liberty.
MARUEZ DE CARAVELLAS.
NICOLQAU PEREIRA DE CAMPOS VEROUEIRO.
FRANCISCO 1)E LIMA E SILVA.

Passengers per Lyra—From Rio de Janeiro, Messrs. Graven-
burg, Rostron, and Robertson, Senhor Teixera, lady, and child ;
also, six minors, one having a wife and child, and two Portu-
guese emigrants. From Pernambuco, Mrs. Cooper, and Mr. 11.
Cooper, the lady and son of his Britannic Majesty's Consul at
that place.
May D, in lat. 4. 17. N. long. 29.3. the Lyra passed a suspicion,
looking schooner under Spanish colours, having a great number
of men on board. She was painted with a single white ribbon,
and had a long gun a midships. When first seen she was steering
to the Northward, but afterwards hauled her wind, and shortened
sail. After the Lyra had passed her she made sail and steered to the
N.E.—June 10, in lat. O. 42. long. 41. 24. spoke the Florida
American brig of Portland, from Marseilles, bound to New Or-
leans, out 6s days, and the Louisa American schooner, of and
from New York, bound to Maranham, out 21 days.—June 24th,
in lat. 40.31 , long. 33.42., fell in with a fore-top sail yard, having
a torn sail and part of the gear attached. On the sail was painted
in large capitals, Roxby, sailmaker, S. Shields, and the bush of
one of the sheaths was marked A. Sr B. No. 2.-sth July, spoke
the Hibernia, from New York, for Liverpool.-7th July, lat.
49.33., long. 7.46., spoke the iHrmvell, of Peterhead, out 22 days
from Lisbon, bound to London. _ _

BUENOS AYRES.-We have rereivcd Buenos Ayrean
Papers to the 2d instant. The flame of civil war con-
tinues its ravages throughout the whole extent of that un-
happy country, and but little hope exists of a speedy re-
conciliation between ti-,e contending parties.