The Sun.
London, England, 1833-08-09 00:00:00

OFFICIAL.

Rio DE JANEIRO, .ilAl3:—gpeech with which the
Regency, in the name of his Majesty the Emperor Dan
Pedro IL, elosrd the extraordinary session, and opened the
ordinary session of the General Legislative Assembly,
May 3, 1833 :

" August and worthy Representatives of the Nation,—
The Regency, in the name of the Emperor Don Pedro 11.,
in closing the extraordinary session, and opening the last
ordinary session of the said Legislature, thanks you for the
truly patriotic zeal wi►h which you have discussed tLe
measures for the improvement of the circulating medium,
and it flatters itself that this important object will con-
tinue to attract your especial care, till the matter shall
obtain an effectual remedy for the evils arising from a bad
circulating medium.
" August and worthy Representatives of the Nation,—
The Regency is obliged to distress its own and your hearts,
by the melancholy announcement of the very great loss
which Brazil sustained on the 16th Janua-y this year.
One of the ornaments of the Constitutional throne
of Brazil, the Princess Donna Paula Marianna, was
on that day called by the supreme arbiter of Empires
to the habitation of the just, leaving to us the most poig-
nant regret, with only the religious comfort that she is
enjoying the reward of her innocence and virtues.

The friendly relations between the Empire and the
States of both worlds continue unimpaired. Prussia and
Sixony have replied to the communications made to them
of the accession of Don Pedro 11. to the throne, and have
expressed the most lively interest in the august person of
the young Monarch and the prosperity of the empire.
Tranquillity is restored in the provinces of Ceara and
Maranhatn. but not in the confines of Pernambuco and
Alagoas It has been difficult to put an end to this revolt
through local circumstances, and the want of a sufficient
number of regular troops. Notwithstanding the great ex-
pense that has been incurred, and the exertions that have
been made, and which will be continued till the desired
re,tilt shall be obtained, the Comarca of Rio Negro do
Para, after a dexterous movement, declared itself a pro
vince, appointing a President and military commander ; but
one armed beat which appeared at the bar was
sufficient to restore order. In Matto Gresso 50 soldiers
of the frontier detachments mutinied, but they soon re-
turned to th.ir duty ; it was, however, thought proper to
dissolve the remainder of the legion of that province.
Lastly, the genius of discord has exercised its influence in
the capital of Minas Geraes, where a sedition bloke out
in the night of the 22d of May, during the absence of the
President, who was thus deprived of his post in that
city. In all the other parts of that province the most
decided disapprobation of that illegal act was enthusiasti-
cally manifested, and from the communications lately re-
ceived there is reason to hope that order will be speedily
restored.

" The 'Ministers will give you a detailed account of the
affairs of their respective departments, and will ask you
for the measures required for the public service.
" August and worthy Representatives of the Nation,—
The Regency, in the name of the Emperor Dun Pedro 11.
expecting from your wisdom and patriotism the happy
consolidation of general tranquillity and prosperity, assures
you of its sincere co-operatio❑ in this important task;
the union of the generous exertions of the representatives
of the nation must insure its happiness."
The numbers of the Diario to May 22 inclusive, are
filled with decrees and local information. The latest ac-
counts from the Commander of the forces sent against the
rebels in Ouro Preto, are dated May 10, and announce
the probahili,y of the speedy suppression of the rebellion.
—Diario do Governo, from the 2d to 2.2 d of May.