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London, England, 1832-10-15 00:00:00

BRAZIL PAPERS.

(From the Diario do Governo.)
RIO DE JANESRo.—Senhor Bento Banoso Pereira having
received the decree of the Regency, in the name of the Eta:
peror, appointing him to the poet of Minister of War, tor
ad interim, to that of Minister of Marine, writes to the Islll
nister of the Interior, that, though the reasons which 00
before hindered him from accepting so important an offict
still subsist, yet he will not be accused of being insensible
to the distress of his country when be is called upon te.
dedicate to its service his little remaining strength, and ht
will therefore do so cheerfully, though he cannot ansviet
for the duration of his efforts, which will depend on hi'
infirmities not increasing to such a degree as wholly to
incapacitate him.

Senhor Hollanda Cavalcanti, appointed Minister IP,
Finance, and, ad interim, of the Interior, writes a letter °'
similar tenor. They are dated the 4th of August.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.—The following C.-1
cular has been sent to all the provinces :
Sir,—Extraordinary circumstances having occurred,:
this capital, which may perhaps endanger the tranquit
of the province, I think it my duty to assure Y°'.
Excellency that the Government of his Imperial Dlajes;
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is invested with all strength to support the Constituti°:
the laws, and the Regency, in the name of his Majes...,lit
Don Pedro 11., and that the capital of the empire
mains quiet.

Palace of Rio Janeiro, Aug. 4, 1832.
Signed by Sen. H. CALVACANTII
Deputy of Justice.
Circular to the Presidents of all the provinces of tb
empire :ip
Sir,—The difficulty which the Regency experienee-ei
organizing a Ministry in the room of that which reeig°.4
on the 28th of last month, induced the Regency to asap(
on the 30th of that month, a message to the Charnber
Deputies resigning the high office to which it wage ie.
vated. This step obliging that Chamber, and aftersvire
the Senate, to declare their sittings permanent, god 0000
turally interesting all the citizens, excited for a few ted
some fears that the public tranquillity might be distur„o.,
but the spirit of order and respect to our free iustittloiteif
and to the throne of Don Pedro 11., which was immedi3tioo
manifested by the citizens of all classes, and the firm resold is,
taken on the following day by the Chamber of Deputie't st,
vite the Regency to remain in its exalted and honourable roe,
and, lastly, the prompt acquiescence of the Regency i°jte
mere invitation of the Chamber, completely put an rd yll
the anxiety which agitated the public mind, dispel'; air
apprehensions of the interruption of tranquillity,
armed any agitators that were, perhaps, preparing t°4,01
the field. And though it is painful to the Gover°o
to speak of discordant sentiment; in circumstances
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ours, which ought to call all Brazilians to union and
cord, it is, however, not possible to avoid recommenclil
}our Excellency, by order of the Regency, in the ealbot4
the Emperor Don Pedro 11., that in publishing the
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narrative of the events which I communicate to f7,r
order to remove any bad impressions which false flp
gerated accounts may have made in the minds of the Ong
tants of the province, you at the same time endeavoo4lo
advise and to procure, by all means in your pan'
those who differ in opinion may be concilist
directed to what ought to be the common obJeC- it
—to maintain • the Constitution of the en3Piten'tM
with that, liberty and public order, the true bases "f i poi
throne of our young Monarch, the august pledge on S'
prosperity ; and that on the other hand, if the 03°81;r,
conciliation should unhappily fail, and any attempt %00 e'
be made in the province to violate the Constilsiesif
the laws, or to affect the rights of his Imperial s
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Don Pedro 11., your Excellency will employ veer
powers and means which the laws give to you to Proyf
or to repel such attempts, and to maintain, as P
public order and tranquillity, of which we have 0°

need. God preserve your Excellency. 11 A'
(Signed) " PEDRO D'ARANJO LI-f
" Palace of Rio de Janeiro, Aug. 6, 1832."
—Diario do Gpverno to 20th Ang. inclusive.
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produce a copious secretion from the skin, when a
remedies have failed.— The Doctor.

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BIRTHS. of 0" '%
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On the 12th inst. the lady of George Child, Esq., ~,
oval, Surrey, of a daughter. the )..—y
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On the 12th inst. at Mare-hill, Greenwich-park,
Stacey Grimaldi, Esq., of a son.

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DIED. wido*
On the 12th inst. on Woolwich-common, igarY'ry,lo
Lieutenant-Colonel George Scott, of the Royal Artillevio
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ter of Captain John Beeves, of the same corps, Wh it,
at the attack on Gibraltar on the 13th September, , c
grand-niece and co-heiress of the late Lieut.-Genera fe
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ILA., of Abbot's Bromley, Staffordshire. fIL A' ~..(
On the 10th inst. at Vauxhall, Sarah, the wife 0- I,',
strong, LL.D., in the 49th year of her age. hiret
On the 1 lth inst. at Beau Manor Park, Leicesters
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youngest daughter of the late Thomas Bainbrigge Her
ter
of Merridale House, Staffordshire. 0
On the 11th inst. at Maidstone, Kent, William
Esq., aged 57. 01.
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