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London, England, 1824-09-04 00:00:00

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LONDON,
S.ITURDAY, SEP7'EMBER 4, 1824.

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The latest accounts from Park, dated Wed'
nesday, and the Eioile of Thursday, contain 11°'
thing of peculiar interest. The critical situation
of the KlNG's.health is the chief cow,ideration,

and gives birth to innumerable rumours, 115 11°•
thing certain can he openly communicated, consl'
tiering the restraint under which the Press la*
hours at present. Not till the actual death of
t the KING may any thing decisive be expected to
. appear in any of the French Journals. All eyes
are turned towards his succcessor, and if Princes
could learn wisdom in the school of adversity, he
might be expected to promote such a G overnment
as would at once give security to the Throne, and
such freedom to the people as would not infringe
upon his lawful rights. The Prince D'Arg roig
was obliged to seek an asylum in this Country
after the fatal Revolution in his own, which
shook all others, and even to obtain protec-
tion from civil actions. his manners in pri•
vete life are known to be of the highost pc"
fish, but he is bigotted in Religion, old
entertains all the old prejudices in favour of
the privilege of thrones, or the 44 Monarciii"
cal principle" as it is styled, according lb'
legitimate phrase of the day. Surely the Pr"
valence of free principles all over the glae'
wherever it may be restricted under particular
Governments, must find its way to the ears 01e
Potentates, however they may be deceived by
artifice, or mislead by pride and vanity. Men
all states seems to be rising into his proper ele"
vation as - designed by impartial Nature, and If
Monarchs do not conform to the inevitable course
of events,
with
irly pteiyng eyes
may expect
the ctto. find their subic et 9
look
ruauthority, as well as into theoexnderactiiosen of
of their
power.

The following is a copy of the Proclanl3ll°3
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issued at Pernambuco by the President, %di.-
; i
we alluded to on the last arrivals :

" OC L t3IATION.
" Inhabitants of the Northern Provinces of Brazil !—pt-Ito
deuce, which constantly watches over our felicity, continues
arrange every thing for our more readily obtaining it•
Imperial and Constitutional Majesty is not satisfied with det;
tically and insolently dissolving the Sovereign Constituent w'
Legislative Assembly of Brazil—with attacking in this all
the national sovereignty in the august persons a its repreleLic,
tives—he has endeavoured to divide us, and to instigate th. 111Pe
of Portugal to make an attack on our fire-sides. Nay'
los of
involving us in a war which, notwithstanding we are.cer:otarl
victory, is most unjust and iniquitous—Brazilians' w"-h„
c opo n
imagine it ?—after exposing us to the bayonets and tll%-i,lesti,
of the Portuguese, his Imperial and Constitutional "bt
has ordered all his forces to repair to the capital (01 the
defence of his own person, and he has abandoned thn",,, oo
elevated him to the throne, and placed the Imperial Crfoe
his head. Brazilians ! the Emperor leaves us W oua
eat
What, then, remains for us to do ? Let us unite far °-16001
T" safety ; let us establish a supreme and truly Conatinisrosi•
Government, charged with our defence and security
liens ! let us unite, and we will be invincible. EA
t 4 .51ANUEL DB CARAVALHO PAES D'AN-
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" Presidetti
" Pernambuco, Palace of the Government, July 2, I"o-

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Lupasatslrfir.swi,nhAcoontilsmGda.naeuygG—The following ext I)
raociili"
nary and nearly fatal case occurred in this
and neighbourhood a few days ago:— vocieg
withh .iiet
a Major Gen - eral of high fame in his rofession in 113'" d cool
something offensive to the Lady, whop spat in his' face, Ails 011,c,
plained to the Gentleman with whom Iter LadyshiP rbrougi''
ine.; Some angry words ensued, and then blows, *chic" be rot;
,uneaionw"aft
togetherr a concourse of
lieved that neither people. It being evident that tacepee
e!Fould not stop here, the police was aplied to, but „el
taking ant part 111 the affair. Two daysafterwards 3 de "
bat
_,,;.
took place in
Waterloo the wood of Soignee_, near where the
,out :PT
feur u
rgo.ihifett.heTp
talitrieresescotuh.nasedsyheiattct.iilsed:nvlatohenwb eriarenngs::::migeoabds
ofa aGnelnrtilsehmaEnarnl; wraansk,
ivisibeda
disco" c.
second brace of ia
fired,
and it was but without effect • three n nologY rol.
made, and the parties lett the ground, upon going .11 Dia° '
ever, the Major-Gear:lino boot appeared to overflow' vlll do j 0
and upon examination it was found that he was ,round torsi'
above the knee, and the ball could not be extracted for bl
derable time. He now lies at his lodging in this city, al, A leg
Doctors 'robin and Parkins, and Surgeon Van 510_11',„ the D►
dangerous state, a high fever haring takes Piace-*-
Was extracted."