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London, England, 1821-04-28 00:00:00

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• THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1821.
THE FUNDS.

TRICKS 07 STOCKS THIS DAY AT 01IR 07CLOCII
per Cent. Reduced 713/41s
- 3 per Cent.C,oni. 723/4 A 3/4
4 per Ct. 89A 345 per Ct. Navy 1073/4 3/4
Long Anns. 18 s.l6—lndia Stock 2301/4
India Bonds 41s. 435. premium
Exchequer Bills 4s. ss. pr.
Cons. for Account, 7213 1/4.

By the ship Maria Elizabeth, arrived from Bahia,
which place she left on the 14th February, bound to
Hamburgh, accounts have been received of an im-
portant Revolution that broke out there on the 10th,
of which the object and accompanying circumstances
will be been by the subjoineil extract and translation
of the Resolutions agreed upon and signed by the
principal Officers of the garrison. The measure was
also adopted by the leading inhabitants, and a Provi-
sional. Junta formed, -for the purpose of carrying on
the Administration. The. Presidency was offered to
the late Governor, Count Da PALMA, but out of
delicacy, he declined serving. The whole was done
in a quiet and regular manner, and on the 15th,
when the letters were closed, everything was tranquil,
and gladness beamed on every countenance.
FgaILUARY ts.
On the 10th instant, at fee in the morning, burst
forth in this city. a Revolution, as unexpected as it
has been brilliant in its success. As in Portugal, it
was brought about entirely by the Troops ; some
feeble efforts were made by the Commander-in-Chief
to stop its progress, in which his own servant, two of
his Officers, a soldier, and a Negro, lost their lives—
the only blood shed on this important occasion.
A Junta is formed to govern the Province till die
King shall have accepted the Constitution, which is
to be that of Portugal, and till its completion the
Constitution of Spain is to be acted upon.
The troops of the Line and Militia, in all about
12,000 men, have sworn to the new Constitution, and
preparations are making to resist any force which
may be sent against this place. It is probable, how-
ever, that no hostile steps will be taken by the Go-
vernment at Rio—the folly of such a proceeding
must be too obvious. Pernambuco is expected to
rise the moment the news of the events which have
taken place here shall reach them.
_A Dutch vessel, which, I have been this moment
informed, is on the point of getting under weigh,
enables me to give you the above hasty particulars.
A direct opportunity will soon cie afforded me, when
you will receive more dr_,J.,l d information.
Business is entirely at a stand for the present, but
tranquillity and confidence will soon be restored.

RESOLUTIONS.
" The Commanders and Mere of the troops ottletamoses-
stinging the garrison of Bahia, seemliest is the square Bella
the Palace, in presence at the Gomm: and Captain-General,
Count de Palma, all of one weed, being desirous of avoiding
the cassias) of blood. wish* unhappily might result from com-
motions originating in the fears at the ropk, that those fears
might be frustrated which they had manifested in favour of an
adhesion to the system adopted by their brethren in Portugal,
with whom they wish perpetually to be united, and partake with
them iu the benefits of the liberal Constitution now framing in
Lisboa. resolved as follows :
" 1. To swear obedience to the most high and powerful King
Signor Don John VI. and adhesion to his royal dynasty, and to
preserve the Holy Religion we profess.
" 2. To accept and swear to the Constitution that may be made
by the Cortes in Portugal, and entirely that of Spain, in the same
manner as it was entirely adopted in Portugal.
" 3. That the Municipality shall propose for the strobe*,
of the troops and the people, the persons who are to canalises t
tt,yetstoid Junta, who are to govern this province till his Ma-
jesty shall have solemnly sworn to the same Constitution.
" 4. That the Provisional Government, immediately after its
installation, shall themselves draw up au act of adhesion to the
Government of Portugal and the new order of things established
there, which shall be forwarded to the said Government of Par-
tugs% as well as to the King our Lord.
" 3. That the Provisioaal Government shall immediately give
orders for the election of Deputies for this Province, in order
that they may join the Cortes of Portugal.
0 6. That all the acts of Public Adminie
in the name of our Lord Dun John VL
" 7. That the present shall be a day of general reeonciliatio
among the inhabitants of the Province, whatever may have been
the motives of political disagreement hitherto subsisting.
es Done in Belga, in the Municipality, this 10th day of Fe-
.. bruary, 18$1. " Count de PALMA."
Felisberto Caldeira Brant, Brigadier-General.
Lecis Pauline de Oliveira, ditto.
Jose Thomas de Oliveira, ditto.
Thomas Franco, !Defector.
Jose Antonia de Passes, Stadler.
Joaquin Jame de Mesa Fireepl, Colonel.
Ignacio Luis Madeira de Mello, ditto.
Manuel Ferns da 84veirs, Colonel Connnandant.
Salvador Pereira da Costa, ditto Adjutant.
Demo de Franca Plato de Mars, Colonel.
Jose Astenie de Saba, Cam*
Francisco de Paula de Medea, Lieulenaiit-Ceidoeh
Manuel Gees da Cuba, Colonel.
Felisbato Games Caldeira, Lleutenant-Colooel.
D. Lads Balte>al da Weirs, lAcutenant-Calonel.
Joao de Sousa blenrigarao, Colonel.
Francisco Jose Perak% Colonel of No. 12.
Joao Joaquim de Treitas Henriques, ditto.
Antonio Joaquhn Correia de Morns, Major.
Jose Antonio da Costa Carus, ditto.
Joao Wager Ponwell, ditto.
Rodrigo de Arsollo Vargas, ditto.
Julio Cesar August?, ditto.
Antonio Manoei de Diello,"ColoneL
Pcdra Jose doe fianWas Major*

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