Star.
London, England, 1829-07-31 00:00:00

LISBON. JOLT H.

" fa cooseqmoce of the bad /width of Jose Banta Freire de
Um*, Intendant-General of the Palm of the Capital and the
Kingdom, I think it at to relieve him from that Ake. Joao do
Matta Femmes.'los Barbosa de Maga!has, Coulternor of State,
Minister Secretary of &ate of Ecclesiastical Affairs sad Justice,
will attend to this, sad have it carried Into effect with the sisal
forms.

I' Palace of Qathis. lith July, 1 an."
With the signature of the King oar Sovereigs.

4 Coaddirlog the abilities. seal, and adeuty of the Dosesabsr.
pd., Amok) Gramm de Versa, I think It to appoint hist
Intendant•Gewral of the Pollee tithe Capital and Ebidoen."

used and dated as the preceding.
We have the Diario Flaimenease this day to the 23d
May inclusive. Its contents are highly interesting. On
the 16th May, his MAJESTY received the deputation of
the Chamber of Senators with the address in answer to
his Speech on opening the Session. In this address, the
Senate, regretting the unexpected usurpation of the crews
of Portugal, thanks his MAJESTY for not exposing the
tranquillity and prosperity of Brazil, and for his generously
suppressing the sentiments of offended national affection
in his heart, and to remain firm in the principle of not
hazarding the tranquillity of the empire in the Portu-
guese question. His MAJESTY thanked the Senate
for the address, and immediately afterwards received
the deputation of the Chamber of Deputies with their
address. The Chamber thanks his MAJESTY for
opening the Session, expresses its satisfaction at the
state of the foreign relations of the Empire, the friendship
maintained with other Powers, the commercial treaties
with Denmark and France, the peace with Buenos Ayres,
and the " wisdom with which his Imperial Majesty has
found means to reconcile the rights of a father with
the policy of the monarch, maintaining the rights of
the reigning Queen of Portugal, without hazarding the
fate of Brazil."—The Chamber regrets the troubles in
Pernainbuco, which it hopes will soon be terminated by
his Majesty's prudence and justice ; it will continue to
pay attention to the regulation of the press, to the state
of the finances, and the organization of judicial power.
Lastly, it hopes that a good system of colonization will
give new subjects, and additional strength to the empire.
The following are important extracts :

RIO DE JANEIRO. M•t 6.
O?FKIAL.

" Department of Foreign Mrain.

" Sir-4 have the satisfaction to inform you that this Govern-
ment, paying due attention to the remonstrance which I made
respecting the insult offered to the &asilian Rag by the English
frigate the Tribtine, orders have been given to Lord Postsonby
communicate the resolution of the English Government to the
Government of his Imperial Majesty.

0 Viteont dt ITABATANA.

" Loodon, Feb. 26, IU9.

To his Pace Hooey the Marquis de Aracaty."
The Diario Fluminense gives the following not* in
English and Portuguese :
" With reference to the note which the undersigned, his Majesty's
Principal Secretary of State for Amigo Affairs, bad the Mamie
to receive from the Viscount de Itabayana, Envoy Eztraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary from the Emperor of Brasil. dated
the 11th last., complaining of the conduct of the commander of
his Majesty's ship Tribune, in having captured the English vessel
Nestor, while proceeding under convoy of a Brazilian frigate front
Monte Video to Rio de Janeiro for Anal adjudication, the under-
signed has the honour to acquaint the Vicomte d'ltabayana that
his Majesty's Government have taken the cue Into their mature
consideration, and have come to the decision that the Brasilia's
Government have just ground of complaint against the commaader
of the Tribune. Orders will consequently be booed for the de-
livery of the ship and cargo into the possession of the Brazilian
Government, to abide the event of the appeal to the superior tribu-
nal. His Majesty's Minister at Brazil will also be instructed
to represent to the Government of his Imperial Majesty, that his
Majesty's Government will be ready to take upon themselves the
responsibility of malting good any loss which may have been sus.
Wired, In consequence of the conduct of the Commander of the
Tribune, which, however, appears to have proceeded from error
and misrepresentation, occasioned by the removal of the ship and
cargo pending the adjudication, without suflicient authority for
that purpose. and sot from any intention to insult the Brazilian
Sag. The undersigned begs to renew to the Vicomte de Itabayana
the assurance of his high considerad
" Foreign Once, Feb. g 5, I sio.
(Signed)
" To the Vicomte d'ltabayana, ice. &c. &c."
MAY I I ..0111/0111L.
" I have been pleised to order the cessation of the effects of the
decree of 27th February this year, which mapended for a time, in
the province of ' Pernambuco, the constitutional forms which
guarantee individual liberty.
" Palace of Rio de Janeiro, April 27, 11159.
(Signed) " By His IMPERIAL MAJ EST Y."

0 ABERDEEN.

According to accounts received at Paris, the Count
Eivsnxt has condemned to death 27 of the Nobles of
Barcelona ; and a great number of other respectable pet.
eons are to be transported.—The French Consul at Bat-
celona has transmitted the following to the Chamber of
Commerce at Marseilles, 14th July :—" The Captain
General of the kingdom of Valencia, has ordered to be
put into commission, by his MAJESTY'S orders, a number
of large cruisers, to guard the coast against smugglers.,
Seieral of these ships will cruize off Cape Cress, and stop
all vessels coming from the ports of France and Italy, and
they are to be sent .to Valencia where they will be
searched. The cntizers have already stopped several
Spanish vessels,which came from the port of Marseilles."
There are numerous attiads this morning both in fo-
Nip mails and ship letters, viz.—Two Lisbon Mails,
brateght by the Sandwich, of the 12th July, and by die
Steamer, of the 19th of July—a Malta Mail, by the
Eclipse, of the 17th June which sailed from Gibraltar
on the 19th July, and Cadiz July 21 • and a mal iheim
-Rio Janeiro, of the 24th May, brought by the Pipes.
Paris letters, of the 27th July;' report, that it was
;elated, after the Cabinet Council had broke up the,day
before, that M. POLIGNAC was to be President, with She
title of Minister of the King's Household ; M. HOll/1
.1111 AU to be Minister of Finances ; MAZTIONAC to be Si
the bead of Foreign Aifaiis ; and DEBELLZYM Minh.
tor of the Interior. The other Ministers are to remit
as before.

It is believed ih the City*: Government treats in a'
very slight manner Abe invasion of Mexico by the
Spanish fleet from the Havanneh.