The Sun.
London, England, 1825-12-02 00:00:00

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THE SUN.

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LONDON,
FRIDAY RYEArING, DECEMBER 2. 1825.

The Paris Papers of Wednesday have arrived
this morning, but their contents are not worthy of
much notice. The subjoined extract from a let-
ter from Rio de Janeiro will be read with some
interest as supplying the deficiency in the Treaty
lately entered into between the Two Emperors of
BRAZIL, relative to the succession to the throne
of Portugal. By this secret article it seems that
kingdom goes over to the present King's second
son. The Funds have improved, and were, at
three o'clock on Wednesday as follows : the 3
per Cents. 62f. 80c., and the Fives 95.
" RIO DE JANdlito, OCT. 5.
_

You were without doubt astonished to find
in the treaty of the 29th of August, any clause
relative to the succession of the King Don Juan,
I know that a secret article exists, by which his
Majesty Don Juan, renounces for himself and
his successors, all claim that his birth conferred
on him over Portugal. This secret clause will be
published at the approaching meeting of theeharn.
hers, and is of the highest importance in as much
1111 it calls the Infant Don MIGUEL to the throne.
It is said that our Ambassador at Rome will be ,
charged to solicit the erection of the Bishopric
of Reo into an Archbishopric, and the Cardinal's
hat for the Abbe BEIRET. The Chambers will
be opened on the Ist December. By the constitu-
tion, every Brazilian is an Elector, except slaves
and priests. This second restriction has been very
wisely introduced, to check the republican teu-
dency of the Clergy, so totally opposed to those
of the Spanish Americas, who are altogether
monarchical.

" The Congress of Panama occupies all minds.
The best informed journals, viz. L'Estresta Bra-
xileina and the Diario Fluminense, deride the
whole, and compare it to the Towej of Babel.
However, be assured there will be much warm
discussion at Panama, but our Government does

not appear very anxious to be concerned in the

affair.

MuNicir, Nov. 24.

"The King has resolved that the censorship,
to which all writings not political had been sub-
ject since 1823, shall be abolished.

" Pea's, Nov. 30.

" Prince Charles, brother of the King of Ba-
varia, is about to be made Generalissimo of the
Bavarian Army. The system of Prussia for re-
cruiting and the land wehr, is to be adopted in
Bavaria."

The Flanders Mail arrived last night, but it
a e_--t brine' nn . imunrtnnt information in
addition to the subjoined, it gave a Decree of
the KING for regulating the School at Namur :

BRUSSELS, Nov. 25.
The superior tribunal of Liege passed sentence on the 16th
of this month on the appeal of the Prince de Rohan, against
the decision of July 24, by which the property of the estates
depending on the former Duchy of Bouillon, and the indemnity
due for the loss of the revenues of the Sovereignty, had been
adjudged to the Prince de Bourbon, the Duke and Prince de la
Trimouille, and the Princess de Poix. The Court rejected the
appeal, condemned the appellant to the payment of the indem-
nity, of an equal sum by way of damages, and the costs. Thus
this celebrated cause is finally decided.

- -
Nov. 26.—The Journal; have spoken of two apoplectic fits
with which his Excellency the Minister for Foreign Affairs was
said to have been attacked. His Excellency has, in fact, had