Star.
London, England, 1823-10-13 00:00:00

RIO DE JANEIRO, AUGUST S.

" His Imperial Majesty has resolved to give audience
in the Palace, in the City, on Saturday the 9th inst. at
tea in the morning. (Signed)
46 JOAO VALENTINE DE PARIA SOUZA LOBATTO."

The above notice having been published without the
usual bulletin of his Majesty's health, we congratulate
the friends of the sacred cause of Brazil on the com-
plete recovery of our perpetual defender.
AUGUST 9.—The Mario of this date contains the
following Proclamation.
44 BRAZILIANS !—Many times I have laid open to you
my soul and my heart: in the former you will always
see engraved, the Constitutional Monarchy ; and in the
latter, your felicity. I wish, however, to give you an-
other pal of my sentiments, and how much I detest
despotism, either that of one or of many.
46 Some Chambers in the provinces of the North,
gave instructions to their Deputies in which there is a
democratic spirit. Democracy hl Brazil !—ln this vast
and great Empire it is an absurdity, and It is not less
absurd in them to pretend to give laws to those who are
to make them ; announcing to them the loss of powers
which they have neither given nor have a right to give,
" In the City of Porto Alegre, the Troops, the People
the Junta of Government, and the Civil and Ecelesias.
tical Authorities`" have just been guilty of an attempt
which they confirmed, or rather exaggerated by an oath-
" The troops (who ought only to obey the Monarch),
entering into deliberation, are incompetent authorities
for defining a Constitutional Article, to do which be-
longs to the General Constituent and Legislative As-
sembly, viz. the Veto, whether absolute or suspensive,
are absurdities highly scandalous, and crimes worthy of
the severest punishment, unless suggested by ignorance,
or produced by unworthy irksinuation.
G. Do not give credit, therefore, to those who flatter
the People, nor to those who flatter the Monarch t both
are unworthy. Moved by their own base interest, and,
under the mask of Liberalistoor of they SIN V ilism, aim at
raising their own precarious fortunes on the ruins of theft

country. The times in which we live are full if me-
lancholy examples.

"Let the events in foreign countries serve as a warn-
ing to us.

" Confide, Brazilians, in your Emperor and perpetual
defender; who neither desires other attributes, nor will
even suffer those to be usurped which of right belong to
him, and which are indispensable, that you may be
happy ; and that this Empire may fulfil the high des-
tinies which are marked out to it by the immense At-
lantic, and the magnificent La Plara and Amazons.
Let us wait the Constitution of the Empire, and let us
hope that it will be worthy of us. May the SUPREME
Anstzenof the Universe grant us union and tranquillity,
strength and perseverance, and the great work of our
liberty and our independehce will he accomplished.

(Signed)

" THE EMPEROR."

THE CONSPMACY AI HAVANNAIL

The intelligence in the Amei ican Papers on the sub-
ject of the 14te conspiracy at llavann.th is extremely
contradictory. he following particulars we copy ti
the Baltif;:ore Anrcrica3 of September 9 :
IIAVANNAH, AUGUST 19.
. .

" There has been a most diabolical conspiracy dis-
covered here, the ringleaders of hich were taken ye:-
terday. The intention was to upset the present Go-
vernment, to accomplish which the negroes and mulat-
toes were: to act their part, and the negroes were to
commence on Saturday night last, in a genetal; ai-
sacre, of their masters. These negroes were to be known
by having a black riband in their bosoms. One of the
conspirators became alarmed about two hours before
the fatal blow was to be struck, and requested to see the
Governor, who wa. in bed: after being examined, and
no arms found about his person, he was admitted into
the Governor's room, where he disclosed the intended
affair, stating that the Governor had but two hours to
save the city from being crimsoned with the blood of
its citizens.

oi The Military were immediately ordered out and
divided throughout the city, the conspirators became
alarmed and nothing was done. Yesterday aman by
the name of Lamos, who was to be made Governor,
was taken up and put in the Mom, as also a Priest who
was to be Bishop and two others, the one to be Intend-
ant, the other General of Marines. These people are
considered the ringleaders, and will, no doubt, be put
to death—the conspirators consisted of natives of the
island, no European was entrusted with the design."
_ _ . .

Martial law i, in full force; however, at present
tranquillity prevails; 200 peraons have been arrested
and are now in confinement.

The Charleston Courier of the third ult. which though
of an earlier date than the Baltimore paper above
quoted, contains later intelligence from Havannah, re-
presents the affair as trifling, as will be seen by the fol-
lowing extract :
" HAVANNAIt, AUGUST 25.
" Our city has lately been somewhat agitated by the
discovery of A conspiracy, whose object or pretext was
to establish the independence of the island. The plan
has been totally defeated by the vigilance and energy
of our Governor. The chiers are arrested, and our
tranquillity has not been materially disturbed: which
will, in otir opinion, be now better secured, in conse-
quence of the late events."