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presence will then tease to be necessary. Everything
was quiet at Hie Janeiro, the troops, though few is
number, being animated. with the greatest teal for •
the Constitution.—ln the following Sittings various I
other communications from, the Brazils were read ;,
and in that of the 12th, letters from the Prince
Royal of the 14th and 15th of December, in which
his Royal Highness states, that the publication of '
the Decrees from Portugal had excited an extraordi-
nary sensation among the Brazilians, and tome Eu-
ropeans settled there, so that they even talked of op-
posing his departure; and that, united with those of
St. Paul and Minas, they would send a representa-
tion to the Cortes, that they might decide according
to their wishes. His Royal Highness declared that
he would do everything to preserve order, and, if
necessary, hazard his lite in defence of the Constitu•
tional System. In his second letter be says, that
the representation is suspended till the arrival
of a deputation from Minas Geraes: that he knew,
however, that this representation was confined to
requesting the fulfilment of the Decrees of the King,
or to declare themselves immediately independent, in
which they would be assisted by the North Ameri-
cans. His Royal Highness renews his assurances of
adherence to the Constitutional System.
The reading of these letters. gave rise to a consi-
derable discussion on the relation- between Pottugal
and the Brazils, and it was decided that a Special
Committee of twelve Members should be immediately
named to discuss the affairs of Brazil. The letters
of his Royal Highness are to be referred to this Com-
mittee, to examine them, and to take the necessary
steps for providing, as soon as possible, for the urgent
wants of those Provinces.

This forenoon we received a Dutch Mail, bringi g
Papers to the 27th inst. The following are extracts :

VIENNA, MARCII 1.1.
We expect here, with the greatest impatience, the
arrival of the next post from Constantinople, which
will bring letters to the end of February, and may
be here in two or three days. There can be no doubt
of the inclination of the Eniperor Alexander to
preserve price : the extraordinary mis,ion of M.
de Tatischeff is a fresh proof of it, whatever re-
ports may have been spread to the contrary.—
But for some days past we have been again made
rather uneasy by the circulation of accounts from
Turkey, according to which the fall of Ali Pacha has
had an effect on the minds of the Divan by no means
favourable to an amicable adjustment of all the dif-
ferences between the Porte and Russia. The natural
arrogance of the Turks is said to be much increased
by this event and the Divan to be less inclined to
moderation and equity. At the same time it is af-
firrned,•tha: the Turkish force on the Danube and in
she two Principalities has again received vast rein-
forcements, that a very numerous train of Artillery
bas been sent from Constantinople, and that a pow-
erful force is on the march from Romania to the
Danube. It is therefore chiefly with respect to the
disposition of the Porte that we expect information,
by the next Mail from Constantinople.
These letters, too, will probably put an end to all
uncertainty respecting the fate of Al: Pacha, for the
last letters direct from Constantinoplo did not men-
tion it, and some people still doubt the whole affair :
I even at Trieste they pretend to have a letter from
Durazzo, in Albania, stating, that fugitives arrived
there, from the neighbourhood of Joannina, declare
that Ali was indeed in a desperate situation, but not
delivered up to the Turks ; and a letter from Semlin,
of the 4th March, says—,4 The Greeks here not only
assert that Ali is still living, but report to-day that
his adversary, Chourschid Pacha, has been poisoned
in his camp before Joannina."

Savannah Papers arrived this morning to the 15th
of February, and a file of Charleston Papers, to the
same date as the last:
FROM THE SAVANNAH PAPER OF FEBRUARY 12.
The coloured inhabitants of the island of Dominica
have sent an Agent to London, a man of colour, to
lay before the British Government the grievances
under which the coloured persons of the island of
Dominica labour, and praying to be placed upon the
same footing as the whites.

CHARLESTON, FEBRUARY 12.

Arrived the schooner—, Wheeler, from St. Jago de Cuba,
last from the Bahamas. Captain Wheeler reports, that the day
previous to his sailing a piratical schooner, with 70 men on
board, was taken by a French frigate off SL. Don. Inge, and
carried into St. Jago. The frigate again proceeded to sea.

Yesterday, at three o'clock, his MAJESTY held a
Court at his Palace, Pall-Mall, which was attended by
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The Lord Chancellor, the Lord President of the Council, the
First Lord of the Treasury, the Lord Privy Seal, the Secretaries
of State for the Home, Foreign, and Colonial Departments, the
Master-General of the Ordnance, the First Lord of the Admi.
ralty, the President of the Board of Controul, the Chancellor of
the Duchy of Lancaster, the Lord Chamberlain, the Lord
Steward the Master of the Horse, the Comptroller of the House-
hold, the Treasurer of the Household, the Lord Chief Justice of
the Court of King's Bench, tLe Recorder of London, the Earl
of Huntingdon' Viscount Chabot, Viscount Sidmouth, Lord
Burgbersh, Colonel Wodehouse, Sir Edward Thornton, Messrs.
F. Lamb, A. Forster, &c.
Viscount CHASM was presented to his Marrerr, priol to his
departure for Paris.
The Right Hon. Sir EDWARD THORNTON Wall presented, OD his
appointment as a Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath.
Captain &mu, R.N. had an audience of his Matsu", to de-
liver the insignia of the Bath, worn by his late father, Admiral
Sir RICHARD RUDN RT Burn. _ _ _

The RZCORDZIL of London was introduced to the Kixo in
Council, and made his Report of the fourteen convicts capitally
convicted at the Sessions before last at the Old Bailey.
Ilia MarnaT, after receiving the Recorder's Report, held a
Privy Council, at which the Hari of liusermanon was intro-
duced, and sworn in Governor of Dominica.
Colonel WODRHOUat was introduced to the Council, and sworn
In Lord Lieutenant of the county of Norfolk.
Lord &lemmata and the. Hon. F. Lams were introduced and
sworn In Members of the Privy Donnell, and took their seats at
the Board accordingly.
His hi/ alive gave audiences to the Earl of HASKOWST, the
Earl of LIVERIVOL, Mr. Peet, the Marquis of LON/CONDEI/117,
Viscount &MOUTH, Mr. WYNN, &c.
The Court broke up at half-past six.
The Duke.of YORK and the Duchess of Gunwales visited
the Knee yesterday, at Carlton House, and continued with his
hborart for three hours.

The humus Autausra will pass the Easter Holidays with
his MAJZSYY, at Brighton.
Wednesday the Cabinet Ministers dined with Viscount Sin-
MOUTH at his house in Clifford-street.
Mr.\VILLIAIIe, who was one of the late Qom.% Counsel, was
returned on Saturday last, without opposition, Member of Par-
liament for Lincoln, in the room of Colonel Sim acmes, deceased.
Tuts LADY MAYOUILIeS BALL—The tickets for the LADY
Mayoasses BaU, on the approaching Raster Monday, are In
great request by perions of the first consideration, it bring taiJo--
stood that the Loan Mayon has signified his intention of nor, is-
suing more tickets than can be comfortably accommodated.