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of stores is expected biles frdtri Rochefort.
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LON DON.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1822.
THE FUNDS.
STOCK EXCHANGE. TWELVE O'CLOCK.
The market opened this morning at nol e, with very little
business doing. Up to this hour Consols are 80j
roitztos rum.

Very little business doing in the market this morning. New
Spanish opened 544—was done at I, and, up to this moment,
they are 1)
Current Prices :—Chillan 73k, New Spanish 54} i 1, (ma 60
to 61, New Prussian 11.5 j, Old 851, Russian 84, Danish 80,
Neapolitan 77 (Scrip), Colombian 73, Peruvian 791, New Spa-
nish Scrip 10 dig.
PRICES OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 2141% 245—S per Ct. Red. 791/4 %
-514 per Cent. 913/4-4 per Cent. 96% 3/4 %
Bank Long Annuities 20 1-16.1/8
Imperial S per Cents. 781/4—lndia Bonds 335.
Exch. Bills (C 1,000) 2s. 4s.—Small Ss. 53.
Consols for Acct. 80% %

This forenoon we received a Brazil Mail, with Pa-
pers from Rio de Janeiro to the 23d of October.—
They bring the important intelligence of the indepen-
dence of the Brazils having been completed by the

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installation of the PRINCE REOENT Its Emperor. The
following aie extracts :

RIO DE JANEIRO, OCTOBER ig.
EMPIRE OF BRAZIL

NOVUS AB INTSORO S.ECULORUM NASCITUR ORDO.
The Gazette do lao, of the 15th October, having, in
a long article, discussed the relations between Portu-
gal and Brazil, concludes that there was no means
to save the latter but to declare its independence. It
then proceeds=
" The anniversary of the birth of the Prince Royal
was chosen for this most solemn Act : the 12th of
October, on which the august perpetual Defender of
Brazil attained the age of 24 tears, saw his elevation
to the supreme title and sublime dignity of g Consti-

tutional Emperor of Brazil,' who declared his accept•

ance in the following manner :

" f accept the title of Constitutional Emperor, and Perpetual
Defender of Brazil, because having beard my Council of State
and Procurators-General, and examined the Representations of
the Corporations of the several Provinces, I am fully convinced
that such is the general will of all the others, and that it is only
from want of time that they have not yet arrived."
The answer made by his Majesty to the President
of the Senate having been announced to the People
from the balcony of the Palace, it was received with
the must enthusiastic acclamations by the immense
multitude in the square, and die crowds of specta-
tors in the windows waving their handkerchiefs, kr.
The President of the Senate then proclaimed the
following Vivas, which were repeated with latex.'
pressible transports by the multitude:
" Our Holy Religion !"—" Long live Senor Don Pedro
Constitutional Emperor of Brazil, and the House of Braganza
reigning in Brazil !"—" The Independence of Brazil!"—" The
Constituent and Legislative Assembly of Brazil!"—" The Con-
stitutional People of Brazil!"
This solemn, legal, and majestic act of the Pro-
clamation by the people being terminated, it was
succeeded by that Of the troops, commencing with a
salute of 100 pieces of artillery and three vollies of
musketry, at the end of whick, approaching the bar-
riers of the troops, the people repeated the exclama-
tions abovementioned. Some time after her Imperial
Majesty the Empress, with her august daughter, pro-
ceeded in a most splendid carriage to the Imperial
Chapel, accompanied by a brilliant and numerous
Guard of Honour ; the troops then formed in lines in
' the streets through which his Majesty the Constitu-
tional Emperor was to pass.
His Majesty soon left the Palace, and repaired to
the Imperial Chapel to return thanks• to the AL-
MICH nr, for which purpo,e the Municipality hador-
dered a solemn Te Deem, accompanied by all the
Corporate Bodies,which had assembled for the solemn
act of proclamation. After the Te Deum their Im-
perial Majesties shewed themselves at the windows
of the Palace. There was another salute of 100
pieces of cannon and three vollies of musketry, after
each of which the Viva: were repeated ; the troops
then filed off in front of the Palace and returned to
their quarters, the Officers remaining to pay their
obeisance to their Majesties.
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In the evening the whole city was illuminated, and
their Majesties went to the theatre, where verses were
repeated, hymns sung, and pieces represented, all
adapted to the occasion. It is impossible to describe
the transports with which their Majesties were wel-
comed. The rejoicings and illumination were re-
peated the following day. Even the rain that fell in
abundance on both days could not check the ardour
of the people.
RIO DE JANEIRO, OCTOBER 19. •
The Gazette of this date contains a Proclamation
by his Majesty, pardoning deserters who shall return
to their colours in two months.
The GaCeto do Rio, of September 20, contains the
letter from the King of Portugal to his son, data
August 5, 1822, and the Prince,'s adswer,, dated Sep-
tember 22, 1822; in which he tells his Majesty that