Star.
London, England, 1830-02-08 00:00:00

RIO JANEIRO, Ditc. 2. 1529.
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" Since my last I have been unremitting iu my atten-
tion to the affairs of Her Faithful Majesty, and I rejoice
to be able to inform you that all at length is arranged
to our wishes. The Emperor, constant to his purpose, and
inflexible in his determination to vindicate his honour and
assert the rights of his daughter, became tired of the con-
tinued procrastination and frivolous obstacles offered by
the present Ministry to his views, which he declared to be,
no less essential to his own credit, than to the welfare
and independence of Brazil, and has accepted of all
their resignations, and on the sth instant will be
published the Decrees appointing the Marquis de
Barbacena, Minister of Finance ' • Jose Bonifacio de An-
drade, Minister of the Interior ; and the Marquis de St.
Amaro, Minister for Foreign Affairs. Sen. Calmon will
be. named Ambassador to London, to complete the arrange-
ments for the Loan; and the Viscount of Itabaysna is
to be appointed guardian to the Emperor's daughter. the,
Duchess of Santos, who is to be sent to Franco for her
etlucation--and the Queen's Chamberlain, Sen. Masca-
renlias will be despatched in a fortnight hence, with all
the official arrangements.
" The Emperor was for some time unwilling to part
with the present ministry, though he has long been satis-
fied of their incapacity to manage the affairs of this
country ; and they 'hewed that they had no influence in
the last Cameras, whereas, the party of Jose Bonifacio
de Andrade is very strong. and his great abilities are ac-
knowledged by every one."

CITY, Tw

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MAILS ARRIVED AND DUE TH
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Deb En....•.... 0 1 France .... 0
1 Waterford..." 1 0 Flanders
2 Guam do Jersey 0 0 Holland
' Irland. 1

IS MORNING
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?Sweden 3
Brasil 0

0 Leeward _ 0 Hambargh 1
Consols opened this morning at the same price they left off as
Saturday, ne to i for the account ; but within a short time the'
market has become very heavy, and Consols have receded to 91111.
and 911 for money. The cause of the a►ove decline is not pat,
known.

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In the Foreign Market Brazil Stock has lowered, owing to a
report of a new Finance Minister at Rio, who bas countenanced
the new loan.
Ltusroor., Fa 6.—The state of the weather continuing to I
impede the trade with the interior, and the small supply of good
scale of British Plantation sugar offering, the business done this'
week is confined to 350 Mag. without variation in prices. In the
eerly part of the week the demand for cotton continued limited,
and the prices of most kinds declined * of a penny per lb. but at
this decline considerable business has been done. The total sales
amounted to 12,320 bags, and the arrivals were 10,519.

Accounts from Paris say that it was not known at Constanti-
nople, when the last courier left, if the negociations relative to the
final adjustment of the treaty would take place in the above capital
or at St. Petersburgh between Count Nesseirode and HaUl Pavia.

Twenty millions of specie have been sent to Toulon, in sums of
500,000 francs. _ _

The corvette La Pomone sailed from Brett on the 51st ultimo,
wtth Counsellor Flaw, for Hayti.

It is stated that a great mortality prevails at Madrid, in which
9.000 persons have died within three months.

According to the report of id. Odler, at the Meeting of the Pro-
;Acton of the Bank et Paris, on the 29th ultimo, it appears that
the payments and receipts of monies and bills in the year 1829
amounted to 7,214,557,542 francs; which was more than In the
year 1228 by 557,526,081 francs 3 and the discount on commercial
paper in the year 1826 was 884,505,254 francs; and at the com-
mencement of this year there was in circulation about 218 millions
of bills de barque (bank notes).
HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.

Conseh have been fluctuating during the morning from 91# to
92t for the account. It appears that a good deal of money stack
is still floating in the market, although money is very plentiful.'
Had it not been for some little ezertions on the part of the Hebrew
Rills, the market would not have improved. Consols are at pre-
ssen 91# to 91, and for money 91# j.

The melancholy affair which has happened in high Iffe, causing
the self-destruction of one of our Lords, has caused some sensation
in the City.

We have no political information et present.

In the Foreign Market, the chief operation was in Brazil Stock,
which went down to 671; ►ut a re-action has taken place, and they
went up again to 68). Their depression was owing to Barbarcena
being appointed Minister of Finances; and blarberly's loan was
said to be recognised, which the well-informed do not credit, as
Barbarous would not compromise himself and the nation to
sanction the above loan at so low a price, when he can obtain a
much higher price.
Caimen is coming to this country Ambassador.

Lord ASHLEY had an interview with the Duke 01
WZLLINOTON.

The East India Company's ship Farquharson was to
leave Bengal for China on the 13th July last.
The Noble Premier is said to have openly complained
of the manner in which the business of his Administration
was conducted on the first day of the Session in the
Lower House, and especially of the circumstances of both
the mover and seconder of the Address having, in their
speeches, avowed the very sentiments which gave rise le
and were embodied in the Amendment.
Mr. Peel's speech on the first night of the Sessioa
ma listened to with more than ordinary impatience, ead
in one part with an audible tone of ridicule, not very
nattering to the Right Hon. Gentleman's station either
in the Government or as a Parliamentary leader.
The Stuart Papers, of which there are enough to fill a
large room in St. James's-palace, are now in a course of
transcription and arrangement.
Among the strange anomalies which the late divisions
in both Houses produced, it may be noticed that the
elder Mr. Bankes and his younger son voted against the
Government, of which the elder son, Mr. George Banks,
member; and that though the Duke of Cumberland
' against the Administration, the Earl of Eldon did
itile the latter's heir and grandson, Lord En-
d id .

/s TritsTaa.—The season of the Italian Opera
iiced on Saturday night with Rossures Sendra-
and, if the performance did not present the aurae-
splendid a cut as on its last representations, it
least that of novelty, inasmuch as the characters of
and Idrenus introduced two new singers for the
•of the public After the Opera, the Com=
performed " God save the King." The
Carnival de Venue, and it introduced two or
new dancers, who were favourably received.
tY-LANE THIATZI.—PLANCHeI COMIC drama
National Guard was repeated on Saturday with
' effect ; the performers, to use the theatrical
were more mellow in their parts.

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