Star.
London, England, 1827-11-10 00:00:00

RIO DE JANEIRO

/ROM TIM malice sLumtwituaa.
In the sitting of the Chambers on the 2Sd of August,
a Decree of his Majesty was read, by %%MA the Session
of the General Legislative Assembly is prolonged to the
15th of October. This decree was received with great
satisfaction in the Chamber of Deputies; and it was re-
solved to appoint a Deputation to thank his Majesty.
Atm. 28.—The official part of the Diane contains a
Coda de Lei, by which the Civil List of the Members
of the Imperial Family is fixed, according to Article
108 of the Constitution.
Ist—That of the Emperor at 1,000 roams orreis, for an the ex-
penses of the Imperial household, repairs of Palaces, the source
and splendour of the Throne, eaeepting only the expenses of the
Imperial Chapel, the Public Library, and the acquisition or build-
ing of Palaces, which the nation may think suitable for the accom:
modation of the Emperor and his Family.
2nd—That of the Empress at 100 motes of rein per annum.
3rd—That of the Imperial Prince. while a minor, at 12 cantos;
and after he has completed his lab year, at 24 cantos.
4th..—That of the Prince of Grandliequeos, while a minor, and
12 when of age.
sth—That of each of the Princes and Princesses of the Impexial
Faintly, 4 tont°. 800,000 Ma white under age, and at 9 coma
800,000 rein when of age.

Aunt= 29.—The Deputation of the two Chambers
have waited on his Majesty to return him thanks for
having prolonged the Session, and were most graciously
received.
Sarr. 4.—A letter from Monte Video, of 16th July,
states the arrival of a convoy, with the exception of
three vessels, which were taken, and conducted to the
Arroio do Itozorie. A force was sent to retake them,
which succeeded.

Serv.ll.—The anniversary of the declaration of the
independence of Brasil, on the 7.h of September, was
celebrated as a public da.y of rejoicing.—Diario
otinense to 21st Sept.

The following extract of a letter from Rio Janeiro is
posted at the North and South American Coffee House;
it is dated the 21st of September.
" By the Dove packet, st hich came in yesterday from
the River Plate, we learn that another change has taken
place in the Government. The Congress having been
dissolved, and Dorrego named the President of the
Province at Buenos Apes, so that there is no longer
any head of the Republic; or rather, there is no
longer any Repulic. The provinces will not allow any
superiority to the Government of Buenos Ayres over
ihemselves, notwithstanding the visit paid to them by
Borrego, with the view of obtaining their assistance
and co-operation for the vigorous prosecution of the war
against Brazil. They seem inclined to come forward
neither with money nor men; on the other hand Gm.
Le Cor has sailed from tkis, to take upon himself the
management of the war in the Banda Oriental, and this
circumstance, joined to the want of unanimity on the
part of the Spanish provinces, renders it more than
probable that a peace will ere lung be finally concluded,
at all events, we think it will not be delayed beyond the
end of the year.
" It was expected that Garcia, the author of the un-
fortunate Treaty of Peace, that met with so ill a recep-
tion, would become a member of Government, which
looks well : besides which, some conferences of a pacific
nature had actually taken place between Lord Ponsonby
and Dorrego, at which he is said to have assisted.

44 The Huski,son has been taken into some small
port in the Rio Negro, on the coast of Patagonia, where]
a tribunal of course waits for her trial or condemna li
-
tion ; but the captors were plundering her cargo
without ceremony. The Forte frigate, it was re-
sorted, had been ordered to go and demand her, and
in case of refusal to capture her. Two of the fort
boats had captured a privateer that had seized on
the Ann, from Liverpool, and were in the act of
plundering her cargo. The privateer's men, or rather
pirates, the Captain of whom claimed the privilege
of being treated as a prisoner of war, bearing a
Lieutenant's commission in the Buenos Ayres navy,
have all been put into irons by the Commander of the
Forte frigate, and it is to be hoped that this seasonable
chastisement may put an endko such piratical practices."

Last night's Gagelie announces that his Royal High•
ness the Duke of GLOUCUM is appointed Governor
of Portsmouth, in the room of General Sir W. KIPPEL.
The late Gen. Sir ROBERT AEtIiCRCI4BY was uncle
to the present Judge Advocate. -
Saturday the Rail /Littman, S.G. late Secretary
of State for the Colonial Department, who Is on 4 visit to Scotland,
ccompanied by his Countns and a young Lady, attended by Sir
Huey JARDIPS, visited the ParHament House, the different Courts,
and the libraries of the Faculty of Advocates and Writer* to the
Signet In Edinburgh.

Yesterday an Inquest was held at the Yin& of Prussia
public-house, Cartwright-street, Aldgate, on the body
of Patrick Driscol, who stole some whiskey out of a
cask, in one of the Scotch wharfs, where he was at
work, and drank the liquor to such excess, that he died
soon afterwards. V r "Died by iataxication."

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THE KING, Ste.
,ate, Nov. 9.--Tbe took his anal drive
eday afternoon in the Great Palk, accompanied by
~e Lord Steward. His MirassT le expected te en-
tertain a dinner party this evening at the Royal Lodge.
'The private band of his MA.mart have orders to be in
attendance. The birth day of the Princess AUGUSTA
was yesterday celebrated here with every demonstration
of joy. The bells of the parish and St. George's com•
menced ringing at an early hour in the morning, and
continued at intervals throughout the day. At one
o'clock a salute was fired in the Bachelor's Acre. An
envrtainment was prepared at the Hope Inn, at which
upwards of sixty of the most respectable inhabitants sat
down, and the, evening closed by the houses being ge-
nerally illuminated.

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