Star.
London, England, 1817-05-30 00:00:00

INSURRECTION IN THE BRAZILS.

The accounts broueht to Ponstnouth by the Timm
Are thii day confirmed, so far as respects Pernambuco,
as our Readers will see by the subjoined letters.—
We only remark, that the firing heard on the 17th of
March, Ai, noticed in the first knee, seems not to hare
been connected with any conflict—perhaps only some
fir &joie ; for by the P.S. to the second letter, dated
213th March, it appears that till that date nothing di
a political nature had occurred.
mimics' OF A LETTER FROM TUE AGENT TO LLOYD%
AT LIWIN, DATED MSY 17.

" The Portuguese ship Cainoeiie, arrived front Bengal and
Pernambuco, brings account• of a, Insiirrect having broken
out at the latter place on the 6t t or 7'h March, headed by a
Donungos Joze Marin►, formerly of the House of Btarozo, Mar-
tina, Dourado, and Carvalho, of London. [he Insurgents have
doelared tke Province imi.peoslent, and formed a Provisional
Governmes t. They have also detained ail Portuguese shops In
the harbour, and seized all Property belonging o the Portuguese,
as an indemnity should any hostile mea►uzc he adopted toward,
th, m. Camelia did not go in, she wile lay off the Port 24
hours, to obtain water, and left It on the 17th March, on which
day a great firing was beard in the City, supposed between the
troops that remained firm to the Y;ovtra•nent and choir that
jained the Insurgents, as two regiments had not immediately
gone over.

" Governor had been sent off unmolested. A Brigadier-
GCSell and an Adjutant, it is said, were killed in attempting to
take up some of the ringleaders, which brought on the insurrec-
tion rather preniasurely Such are the reports in circulation, but
I catittot vouch tor their authenticity. Several pa,engers have
arrived in the Camoens, some of them, it is said, sent off by the
remaining party.

" P. S.—Foreign vessels were allowed free ingress and egress,
and,the export duties on colonial produce reduced."
" PERNAMBUCO, MARCH 18.

" On the Bth instant, a Revolution look place here, occationed
by an oilr of the late Governor to a several of the Brazi-
lian (Acta of the Kegimen.s of °Undo and Ridfe—the former
are a• tilay. Several of each were apprehended. The Colonel
of the first went to the Barracks to execute the order, and was
kfflei by one of his own Captains, who, on being named, run him
though dn. boi!y wilh his sword. Au Aid-decamp of the Go-
vernor's soon after appeared there, and met the same fate; both
&vistas sided with their Offici rs.
" The Governor, with his personal Staff, and some other
Officers, quitted the town, and retired to the fort of Brim, about
a quart ror a mile from the town. On the following morning
this Fort was delivered up, without any resistance, and the Gover-
nor and hia Officers. Ste. made prisoners, and shipped en board
a Sumac°, for nioJaueiro.

" A Provisional Government ts now formed of Bee potions,
and the British residents have been informed that their lotions
sod property me ender the protection of tie Gomtamotst. Sy
oho George dispatches are mot told, Majesty's seartary at Starr
for Ford Affsirs. Few 'lvo were lost oa the he. occasioe, end
the town was never more quiet."
" PERNAMIHICO. MARCH U.

" Since writing the above on the i Bth Want, nothing of a
political nature has occurred. Advices are daily expected front
ll.this. of the part that Province will tag."

By the Flemish Mail of this day, we learn that the
Revolutionary French Editors of several of the lour
nals of that country, and who had long been very
troublesome, have taken their departure. Among
these wore Messrs. CADCHOIS. Leuatan: and Gum,
proprietors of the Noise Jaunt, and afterwards of the
irrii Liberal; M. LALLZMANT, proprietor of the
Journal of East and Was Flanders, formerly &•cretary
to Flux LIIPZLIATIER, and afterwards proprietor of
the 4n:rarebit ; Mr. &mum nephew to the Mem-
ber of the Convention of the same name, who was the
proprietor of the Constitutional Journal of Antwerp.
The 14th of May, the memorable day on which
JOINER discovered the Vaccine, was celebrated with
solemnity by the Physicians of Berlin at a repast at
which Prince RADIZ was present. The Prince de-
clared that he was the first who had this salutary
operation performed on his children, and Counsellor
TIiZFELAND acquainted the Meeting that already in
1815 the number of children vaccinated, as far as
was known, amounted to 918,000, which is supposed
not to be above three-fourths of the whole number.
FRANKFORT, MAY M.

The Count of Malsbourg, President of one of tfie
Sections of the Council of Static of the Kingdom of
Westphalia, has been banished from the city of Cassel.

Between the Ist and 15• h of this month, the num-
ber of emigra,its from Baden. Alsace, rartuterahurg,
and the Principality of Geroldseck, which belongs to
Austria, who have passed Mayence, going down the
Rhine, is 1739 men, 1235 women, and 2.543 chit•
dren—in all, 5517.

Neither Lord CASTLAREAGH nor Mr. CANNING were
RI the dinner to commemorate Mr. PITT's Birth-day.
It is said that the toasts were sent by the Committee
of Management to dime distinguished Personages, to
one of which they objected—the toast of .. Protestant
Ascendency" —as inconsistent with their known sup-
port of the Catholic Claims. Mr. GIFFORD and the
Committee sturdily and strenuously maintained it
ought to be given, and the absence of the two Minis-
ters was the consequence.
COVENT GARDEN THZATRIC.—Mr. KEMaLE yester-
day evening acted Octavian, in the Play of Ms Alms-
mincers , for the last time. His performance afforded
the audience a high treat. At the close of the Play,
many a look of fond regret' was thrown on the de-
wending curtain ; and a call was made upon him to
repeat the part OW more.

tidlrda TY72ILLIGEA-CE.

The Lady Lushingtnn East Itidiamin, frcra Bot
gal, ii arrived in the Channel.

DEAL, 9.IAY 29.
Arrived and sailed for the River the Hugh I
and Surat Castle from China t
Auainte *.iion, iron,
Bengal 1 Sir Edward Hamilton, trim Jamaica ; •
and the John, BustiNms, trout Toolgo.
SIVIRN frigate from a cruize, not bziog able to hear
any thing of the Tunisian cruizer. Came down from
the River the Metcalf, H.MAIID. tor Benkt: ;
Moitkr, for Ceylon ; Cam.brian, Eicoux, from
Shields, fur Bengal ; Mary, Wit.t.t.ts: ; and the
13anick, &tun., fur Quebec—they have ail sailed to
the We.t ward.

•
FALMOUni. MAY Q.
Arrived off this port th.• Amtoictn brig Tom,
WILLIE, in 45 days from Alexaulria (America)
Also arrived the Duke of Kent packet, with a MAI!,
from Lisbon, in fur dxyi.—Win.l variable.

LIVER P14)1., MAY tn.— -----
Arrived the Edward Byam. LENDER. from Attima, which
island she lett on the 15th April: on the Slut.in lat. U. Its. long.
Sr. :sO. spoke the British sh.p I.lisa, triton Calcutta for Phil. de:.
phis, 9u days (ruin Madras: on the 21st May, in ht. So. long.
in. spoke the. Angus, hWAJN, from tilts por to New York, out
ten days, all well.
OKAVESEND, MAY e 9.
Arrived the Thetis, Martin, front Cassano; Twn Brothers,
Wright, from Dort ; Marahtoness of Ely, Kay, from Calcutta;
Dolphtn, Knit*, and Seacrite, Berman, from StrAlsood; Nits
Waters, front Merits I ; Irvine, -malls. from St. Viticdnes; Ann,
Clark, and Hanna. Miller, from Christiana; Fanny, Clark,
!tom kiga ; Clementtna, Smith, and Willa' n and Mary, Arnes,
from Datozic; Perstetranre Alanglian, and Property, Ward,
from Hamburg!' ; Alexander, Cole, and Ann, Mason trona
Bombay; Howb, Veto,. flout Calais; Lord Lynedoch. Creigh•
too, from Canton ; taiatuti, Loudon. front the Cape; and tidily,
Murk/, from Lubeck. Sailed :he Fanny, Stiller, fur the Cape
of Good :lupe; Ganges, Merriman, for India; Segar, Burgin,
for Barbadoes; Westmoreland, Nitre, for t obago; Deprord,
Williams,for Lisbon ; Zeklenuest, !Mogen, for Antwerp ;
Dixon, for Elsin. or; Hoffnung, Doyen, for Bremen ; and
Woodpecker, Putt*, for Bergen.