Star.
London, England, 1823-12-20 00:00:00

'E EVENING STAR.

LONDON. .•
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. SATURDAY, -DECEMBER 20, ISM
STOCK EXCHANGE. TWELVE O'CLOCK.
4opened dip kplaing at 96h to h,' and got up to I, at
ti they reinialit Maar up to tide hour, with Lulu doing.
FOREIGN FUNDS. .
111.20b1i Bonds opened this morning as W/h, e, ha, J. Scarcely
anything doing, except in the above &ocii.
Current Prices :—Old Spanish 971 j, New 19b, Colombian 59k,
Russian 97h to SS, Poyais 41.
• PRWE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.

Bank Stock 228% 14-3 per Ct. Redu. 85 to % 14
31A; per Cents. 987/8-4 per Cents. Old 100 V 4 sis %
Bank Long Ans. 21 11-16 %—lndia Bonds 82s. 81s.
Exchequer Rills (4:1 ,000) 535. Mrs.—Small 535. .545.
Cons. for Acct. 86 86% Va
Brazil Papers to the 22J of October reached us this
morning. It appears that an attempt at counter•revo-
lution had been made at Bahia, which failed. The
birth-day of the Estrznoa was celebrated with great
pomp at Rio, when his Matzsyz was addressed .in a
speech of the most high•strained compliment by the
Legislative Body. The following are extracts :
RIO DE. JANEIRO, OCTOBER 19.
This being the birth-day of his Imperial Majesty,
Don Pedro I. and the first anniversary of his glorious
proclamation, the troops of the garrison, and some from
the neighbouring districts, were drawn up before the
palace to receive their Imperial Majesties; who, with

their suite, went to. the Imperial Chapel to attend thel
performance of Te Deltas. On their return to the
palace„ there was a splendid Drawing-room. Both
going and returning, their Majesties were most cor-
dially welcomed by an immense concourse of people.
• A deputation from the Legislative Assembl y .waited on
'his Majesty, to congratulate him in the name of that
illustrious body. Mr. Manoel Ferreira de Araojo Gel-
Jimuraes having made a most complimentary speech,
-in which he compared his Majesty to Marcus Aurelius,
the A.Annines, and Trajan, and to the infant Hercules
strangling the serpent, concluded in these words
" May your Imperial Majesty be pleased to accept the
sincere wishes of the General Constituent and Legis-
lative Averiably, which desires nothing more ardently
than, united with the august head of the nation, td pre-
serve the glory and prosperity of Brazil, the sole ob-
ject of its labours."

BIS MAJESTY'S ANSWER.
" I receive with particular pleasure the congratula-
tions', of the General Constituent and Legislative As-
• sembly, conveyed to me by the medium of this Mils-
trious deputation, on my birth-day. My proclamation
as Emperor, and the e:evation of Blasi' to the rank of
• an Empire, the latter, though only a consequence of the
former, cannot fail to be distinctly celebrated by every
'good Brazilian who is a friend to well-regulated liberty.
" The Palace, 12th October, 1523.
" The CONSTITUTIONAL EMPEROR and
PERPETUAL DEFENDER Of BRAZIL."
RIO DE JANEIRO, OCTOBER 21.
The Diario contains a dispatch from General I. de
. Lima e Silva, the Commander-in-Chief, dated froni his ,
Head-patters, at Bahia, 16th Sept. in which he says,
' the 4th, sth, and 6th of that month had been fixed
• ' upon by some evil-minded persons to cause a revolution
.in that City. They had fist endeavoured to. excite
jealousy between the troops of the country and the bat-
talion of the Emperor. The General, though latoir,
• ing under some indisposition, having been made ac-
quainted with their intentions, concerted measnres' with
the Provincial Government, by means of which the
'malcontents were alarmed, seeing their evil intentions
•were known, and order was preserved. The General
'had wished the troops of the lint to be sent away tilt
• they could be embarked for Rio, and proposed to lay
down his command ; this the Provincial Government'
.begged him trot to do, and seeing that the danger Was
past he had retained it. -
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This morning we received such of the Paris Journals
• of Wednesday as did not reach us yesterday, but they
• contain little intelligence of any interest. The Aloni-
-4- contains a letter from Vienna, dated the 4th of
December, contradicting certain false reports re-
specting Circular Notes, addressed..by the Austrian
and. Russian Cabinets to their Ministers at Foreign,
Courts, to be communicated to the Governments to
which those Ministers are accredited. The Vienna letter,
states the following to be the substance of the Notes:
That the interview of the two Emperors at Caernowit: took place
in consequence of arrangmeots made between the two Sovereigns
while they were at Inspruck, in the Tyrol, after the close of the
tiongresa at Verona, and on their return from Venice; that the sole
object of this interview at Ceernowits was to confer on the affairs of
Turkey, as had been settled at Inspruck ; that, however, on this
occasion the Emperors declared that they are whoUy satisfied with
the result of the political system which they have adopted, and by
which they have maintained and consolidated the repose otEurope,
endeavouring to destroyabe spirit of restlessness and rebellioo i
lastly, that the two 'Emperors will always remain faithful to those
principles which they have openly manifested. -
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Brussels Papers to the 17th inst. have been received,
bringing accounts* from Constantinople of a late date.
' it appears that the assurances given by Lord STaaNc-
Mau, of the moderation manifested by'Russia, had not
been altogether satisfactory to the Ottoman Porte, and
that the Divan had decided on establishinga consider-
able force on the northern frontiers of the Ottoman
territory.,
Only two of the cagtainPacha's vessels bad reached
Constantinople by the 74th ult.: andithea were in such
bad condition as to require immediate repairs.: Most
of the others ere to winter out of the Straits...,
The ship of the Rear Admiral was said to have been
destroyed by the Greeks, and so ill had the results of
the expedition corresponded with the expectations of
the Government, tsat it was thought the Captain Pasha
would most probably share the fate of his predecessor.
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