The Statesman.
London, England, 1824-01-23 00:00:00

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Papers and private letters, by his Majesty's ship Creole,
arrived off Plymouth, have been received from Rio de J aneirn
to the 26th of November. They contain a confirmation of
the account of a Revolution at Brazil, but from the circum-
stance mentioned below, not in a connected or satisfactory
form. All the private setters refer to the information trans-
mitted by the Packet which Ned sailed two days previous
to the departure of the Creole, and which has not yet or- •
rived. The following are extracts from letters and papers
received :
Extract of a letter, date •1 Rio de Janeiro, Nov. 21, 1823.
" Oar Ministers are now constantly bolding conferences
with his Majesty, in order to frame a Constitution,
or
Charter, which is expected fo be on the basis of the Brit-
ish Constitution.
" The Emperor could not possibly permit the Conven-
tion lately assembled to continue ; amongst them were
many perverse and ignorant persons, totally incapable of
any idea for a Conaitntion on practical principles ; there
was no altern ,tive—the Emperor must suffer himself to be
divested of all the monarchical prerogatives, or he must
dissolve the Convention; they had made him take off his
crown on opening the Sitting, refused to give him a Veto,
deprived him of his Privy Council, and even shown an in-
tention of depriving him of the power of rewarding ser-
vices done to the state.
" Every thing is in perfect tranquillity, and all persons
not of the violent Republican party are satisfied that affairs
would bare been much worse if the Emperor had sub-
mitted. Experience has convinced me, that the present
generation is not fit for collecting amongst them any Le-
gislative Asr-inbly..
" The trade here is immense, and from that alone, at pre-
sent, all the expenses of warlike operations have been de-
frayed without imposing any new taxes. Should this
Government raise any Loan, I am convinced there is
ample security and means for making good every cc-
gagement."
(EXTRACT OF ANOTHER LETTER )
RIO JANEIRO, Nov. 26.
"In exchange there is a great deal of fluctuation ; it
opened by this packet at 49i ; afterwards, there being a
quantity of specie on sale, it advanced, and went to 50,
but owing to the orcurence of the House of Assembly on
the 12th inst. remitters became anxious, and money is again
offering at 491 and 494. The Assembly was surrounded
with troops, and dissolved, and several members most stre-
nuous in the Brazilian cause were made prisoners. The
Europeans have brought this about by their intrigues with
the Emperor, and with tie European Officers holding com-
missions in the army, very much to the dissatisfaction of
the inhabitants generally ; and the pnblic opinion has been
so strongly manifested, as to justify an expectation that
every thing must return to its former footing.
" The Market has altogether revived, front having been
in a state of complete langoor. 'I he Brazilian Army is
said to have entered Monte Video, which long-looked-for
event will be atten led with beneficial consequences. In
our produce there is no material alteration. Sugar 1,800 to
1,850. Coffee 4,300 to 4,400. Hides 145 to 155. Reis
Exchange 49."

(EXTRACTS FROM TOR PAPERS.)
Itto DE JANKIRD, Nov. 20.
The Emperw, through the Secretary of State for the De-
partment of .Iti‘tiee, orders the Intendant General of the
Police to embark for Europe (on boards vessel to br fitted
out for the purpose), Antonio de Souza Veira, and the per-
sons of his family confined with him in the fort of the lib&
des Cobras ; sod he shall likewise summon Paulo Jourdan
Joao Bernardo de Reis, and Henrique Gircez, to appear
before him, and shall intimate to them, that they have to
quit the dominions of the empire within the space of 39
days, for any part in Europe they in ty choose. Ills Majes-
ty recommends the greatest sigslance aed prompt execu-
tion of his Imperial Resolution, as the safety and tranquil-
lity of this capital demand it.
Given at the Palace of Rio, Nov. 15,1823.
(Signed) CLESIENTI Faaacina FRANCA.
Novitatnen 2i.

An nyder from the Minister of War, removes the eushar-
po which was laid on the 13th, on all vessels, bulls national
and foreign. This new order is dated the 19th, and signed
Joao tiornez da Silveira Atendonoa.
This dav sail,d for Havre da tirace, the merchant vPssel,
Lironia, having an hoird the rbree Arnhassidors Padre
Ilelehoir, itocha (with two sons), and Alontezoma, ace 1111 l
panied by their respective families.

NOVEMBER
In this number of the 1)•irio. are sereral Imperial De-
ere' a, of which the folio., ing is the substance :
I. Sehnstiso L&z Tinico. appni•aed Minister of Finance
on the 10th Nov. is allowed to resign.
2. Lniz da Ainha Morell., appointed Minister of Marine,
allowed to resign.
3 and 4. Mariana .1 ise Pereira ?tt Fonseca, appoint-
ed Secretary of State and Minister of Finance; and
Maunha Ptdro Jose da Costa Barras, !Minister of the
Marine.
5. Leis Jose de Carvallo e Mello, appointed Minister for
Foreign Affairs.

Novemnen 24.

A Decree of higilajAsty, date,' 00,30, orders the Bova
of Unstnin‘ to take into ronsiner.ition aAI tint of the
_Brazilian Merchants of the capital, complaining. of the in-
equality of the duties which they pay in comparison with
the British Alerchants.

NOVEMBER 25.