The Sun.
London, England, 1841-09-27 00:00:00

11AWICK.

A numerou% meeting of the inhabibnts of Hawick was held
here on Wednesday, when a memorial was unanimously
agreed to.

DERBY.
Meetrigs have been, or are about to be held in the principa
towns in the country to memorialise her Majesty.

DEVIZES.
A memorial to the Queen, with petitions to both Hous,s
have been agreed to, and are now receiving signatures.

Public meetings to petition against the Corn-laws, and to
memorialize the Queen not to prorogue Parliament, have been
held at Bury and Hulme. The manulactunrs are aware that
they must bestir themselves or perish, and they are bestirring
themselves.

CORONATION OF THE EMPEROR
OF THE BRAZILS.
We have received from Rio Janeiro, 24th July, the following
details of the coronation of the Emperor Don Pedro 11. :
" On the 16th the Emperor and the Princesses left the
Palace of St. Christopher in great state, and amidst a salute
of the guns of the capital, and of Brazilian and foreign ship-
ping- in the port, for the Imperial Chapel, where they were
received by the Bishop of Rio and the clergy. After divine
service the Emperor proceeded to his Palace in the city,
where he was received with great acclamation by deputa-
tions from the two Chambers, and the different bodies of the
State. The members of the diplomatic corps were here as.
sembled by invitation, and Baron Rouen, the Envoy Extra-
ordinary and. Minister Plenipotentiary of the King of the
French, as the eldest member of that body, addressed the
Emperor as follows:—' At a moment when the population of
Rio Janeiro hails with joyous acclamations the solemn entry of
your Majesty in the capital of your empire, and demonstrates
its respect and attachment, the members of the diplomatic body
also hasten, on this memorable occasion, to offer to your Im-
perial Alajesty the friendly congratulations of the Sovereigns
of the States which they have the honour to represent near
your august person. These Sovereigns, Sire, will never cease
to desire the. duration and prosperity of your reign and the
religious act which your Majesty is about to .accomplish
by giving to your sovereign authority a more ' sacred
and indissoluble character will, they trust, 7be'eoine for
Brazil, and its august Monarch, a fresh guarantee. 'ol*
power and stability ? The city was illumioated on the
evening of the 16th. On the 18th, the day fixed fur
the coronation, the troops were all under arms, and the Em-
peror, wearing the mantle of Grand Master of the Order of the
tress, accompanied by the Princesses, who were dressed with,
great magnificence, lett his apartments, preceded by the Ali
sisters and high dignitaries carrying the crown, mantle,
sword,
aod other regalia for the coronation, and proceeded to the
chapel of the Palace, where he was received by the Archbishop
of Bahia and his clergy. The service lasted four hours, after
which the Emperor, having taken the oath to t
Con-titution, proceeded in State to a magnificenjywaielael,gbuthilet
for the purpose, and took his seat on the
fhterrolrds, he went
Crown Lid Imperial mantle Shortly
upon the balcony, cominanding the public . Lwith, his
and saluted the multitu•te by
sceptre in his right hand, and the hanheleufballue
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In the evening, there was a
of the diplomatic bony
Emperor distributed favours
however, for the latter the
insignia
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of the 19th the Imp
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as high as 500.000 rei
was crowded to excess. Boxes r 1(13c::
stljai
1(.1
pavilion built the late Emperor Don
continued for some days, but a melancholy event occurred on
the 22d. In the little
middle of the Campo Santa Anna, and in which
hlie•dto'%itnlitehfioeat,h to the Constitution, there had been placed a
quantity of reworks, int nded for the fete of the 23d. This
andbu,ldi .g b •sudden of
took fine,y the xpiosion the powder
contained in it, three persons lost their lists, and fifteen were
wounded.
severely

ADELAIDE KENIBLE AT FRANKFORT.-
At Frankfort, I came in for a performance to whitth all
London rs may take interest—tie forma' of Mss Adelaide
Kesoble. Though she gave this under every possible di-ad-
vantage of fellow-singers—the steady German chorus always
excepted—and though I heard her with a previous disposition
to expect what was good from this last of her family, I must
confess my expectations were exceeded. It is a great perfor-
mance : passionate, highly finished, and original. I have seen
nothing like it from an English vocalist: very little from any
English actor or actress, however well accustomed ; and I only
hold my pt'n it om an attempt at analyzing its peculiarities,
that you tkr'y not .11:n1.: me imli criminate
panepric—and
because ytu will 3')uil hay, an opt;, r.un,ty 01 ri in:.; it to; pat -
self. Her reception was tumultuous, as it well deserved to be,
in a land which, whatever other good things it produces, does
not assuredly grow Urisis !—Athenreum.