The Sun.
London, England, 1823-10-14 00:00:00

BRAZILIAN PAPERS.

Rto JANZERO, Al./G. Imperial Majesty hag re:
solved to give audience in the palace in the city, on Saturday,
the 9th inst. at ten in the morning.
(Signed)
" JOAO VALIINTINE fIE FAIIIA SOUYA LOBATTO."

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The above ,notice having been published without the usual
bulletin of his Majesty's health, we congratulate the friends of
the sacred cause of Brazil on the complete recovery of our per.
pettutl defender.
Auo. Mario of this date contains the following
Proclamation
Brazilians I—Many times I have laid open to you my soul
and my heart : in the former you will always see engraved the
Constitutional Monarchy, and in the latter your felicity. I
wish, however, to give you another proof of my sentiments,
and how much I detest despotism, either chat of one or of
many.
" Sonie camaras (municipalities) of the
.provinces of the
North have given instructions to their Deputies in which there
is a democratic spirit. _Democracy in Brazil! In this vast and
great Empire it is an absurdity ; and it is not less absurd in
them to pretend to give laws to those who are to make them,
announcing to them the loss of powers which they have neither
given nor have a right to give.
" In the city of Porto Alegre, the troops the people, the
Junta of Government, and the civil and ecclesiastical authori.
ties, have just been guilty of an attempt which they confirmed,
or rather exaggerated, by an oath.
" The troops (who ought only to obey the Monarch) enter.
viz.thtoe tvheetog,enwehraeilllve°rnilatib
ins into deliberations, incompetent authorities defining a con.
stuutianal tsuo:
article, to do which belongs
abso-
lute Parnd
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are absurdities nly
highly scandalous, and
crimes worthy of the severest. puoishinent:, unless suggested
by ignorance, or produced by:unworthy. insinuations. Do not
give credit, therefore to those who flatter the people, nor
to those who flatter the Monarch; both are unworthy, moved
by their own base interest, and under the mask of' libertinism
or servilism, aim at raising their own precarious fortunes on the
ruins of their country. The times in which we live are full of
melancholy examples. Let the events in foreign countries
serve as a warning to us.-
" Confide, Brazilians, in your Emperor, and perpetual de.
fender, who neither desires other attributes, nor will ever suffer
those to be usurped which of' right belongs to him, and which are
indispensable that you may be happy, and that this empire may
fulfil the highs destinies which are marked out to it by the im.
mense Atlantic and the magnificent La Plata and Amazons.
Let us enact the Constitution of the empire, and let us hope
that it will be worthy of us. May the Supreme Arbiter of the
universe-grant us union and tranquillity, strength, and perse.
YeTanen ; anti the great work of our liberty and our Inds,
pendetice will be accomplished.

VIE EMPEROR.
" Diaro do Cloverno of Rio, Aug. J.

BO W.ST II EET (THIS DAY.) •-----------.• Gelder-
dale appeared to answer a charge preferred
against him for charging more than the legal sum
for the delivery of a parcel. directed to Mr.
Thomas, of Tavistock-street. The Defendant
was a porter at the Bell and Crown, Holborn,
and on Sunday last was sent with the parcel,
3s. Bd. The defence set up was, that another
which came to 3s. ed., for which be charged
person wrote the ticket, and that there was a
mistake. Mr. MiNsimur,,, however, strongly ,
expressed himself of a different opinion. Gilder-
dale protested his innocence, and appearing very
sorry, Mr. Thomas was inclined to withdraw the
complaint. Mr. Minshull suid the system was
now carried on to such an extent, that it was but
justice to the public to put a stop
fully of opinion that the person
who wrote the to it. lie was
ticket and the prisoner were colleague() together.
He should make the former
attend, and if he did
w
not fully satisfy him that it as a mistake, the
..onsequences might be carious, as he should cer-
airily sendit to a Jury.