Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-11

rom the l-a.ioms OF Portugal and Algarves, and '
rs pre-enncntly beloved aud valued son as En-
,eror cedhg aud oil his free will transferring the
OF the ,.id Empire 10 his said son and
his lesitima... successors. His Faithful Majesty
taking only, and reserviog for his own person, the
same title.
Article I'd. His Imperial Majesty, an acknow-
led gnien ofIespect and love for his august Father
and Lord Don John VI. consents that His Most
Faithful Majesty shall take for himself the title oil
Emperor.
Article 81. His Imperial Majesty promises not
TO admit propositions irom any Portuguese COLONIES
TO unite theusey es to the Empire OF Brazil
Article 18th. IIenceforth, there shall be peace
and alliance and the mos, perfect Friendship be-
tween tho Empire OF Brazil and the Kingdoms OF
Portugal aud Algarves, with complete oblivion OF
past feuds between the respective powers.
Article 9th. The subject OF the two nations, Bra
lillian and Portuguese shall be considered and treat
ed in the respective states, those OF the most ia
vored and friendly nation, and their rights and pro-
perty shall be Teligiously observed and protected;
remaining understood that the actual possessors OF
real estate shall be maintained in the peaceful pos
session oil the same.
! Article 9th All real, or movable property, or
property in funds, sequestered conhscated, be-
longing to the subjects OF the sovereIgns, oil
BRAZIL aud Portugal, shall be forhw it'll restored, as
well as their past revenues, the expenses OF Adj
ministration being deducted, or their owners reel
| procally Unidentified in the manner specified IN tie
Sth Article
| Article 7th.-Au vessels and cargoes seized, be-
longing 10 the subjects of the sovereigns, shall
be in like restored their ownersindemnified
| ArIiole Sth. "A commission, nominated by the
| two governments, composed OF Brazi!ians and Por
tuGuese in equal numbers and established where the
respective governments shall deem most nvenien,
=hal Le charged with = vestigating he matters OF
the iN aud seventh articles; il being undersl ood
that the claims shall be preferred wilhn the Term oil
year from the formation of the commission, and
| that in of equal division in opinion, the
point shall be decided by the representative of the
mediaiing Sovereign. Both governments will de
signate the funds from which the first claims lqui-
dated are to be paid.
Article 9th. All the public demands reclama-
tons OF COVE eminent government shall be mutual
~ receiV ed, and decided, either with restitution
! OF the objects claimed, with indemnity OF he
precise amount. For the adus OF such claims
both the High Contracting Parties agree to con-
cude direct and special Convention
Article l0th.-The relations of commerce shall
be immediately re-establishtd between the two
nations, the Brazilian and Portuguese; all mer-
chandiSe paying reciproca!ly fifteen per cent. in
duties OF consumption provlsionally the duties on
expectation and Incorporation rcmaining as be-
fore the separation.
Article 18th. Notifications Of the present Treaty
shall be exchanged in tie city of Lisbon within
the space of five months, sooner, if possible
computed from the day of signing the present
Treaty.
Ia testimony of which, we, the undersigned Pie
nipotentiaries, SC.
(Sgned) CHARLES STUART
LUZ JozE DE CARvALHo E MELLo
BARAM DE SANTo AMARo.
Francisco VILELLA RARBosA
information of the arrival OF the British envoy.
sr Charles Stuart, at Rio Janeiro, had been receiv
ca IN England lie was welcomed it'll much APP
parent confidence and kindness, by the Emperor
On this subject the London Morning Chronicle has
The following editorial paragraph. Nat Jour. q.
= We have hod an opportunity OF learning, :,
the moment the new French Minister PIenikntehS
tiary arrived az; Rio Janeiro S, 10 whose sudden de-
pariure from Paris we alluded the other day. be had
private interview with the Austrian and Prussian
Envoys, the result OF which was that the three
went together to see the emperor, aud expressed
their readiness 10 enter into Negotiations with hin,
on The subject OF the acknowledgment of The indie
pendence OF Brazil. The emperor, rather astonish-
ed al this sudden change in their politics. and attr-
pnllnS II 10 me Tea Cause, informed them that he
would receive no overtures the subject until Sir
G. Stuart arrived This, no doubt, must have been
severe rebuff to the French envoy who
went over to defeat the negotiations carving
Oh ny our government The impression mace
on the British Rio by the manIy and
handome manner IN which the emperor acted
oi' ''s occ'sloh' was such, that Mr. Chamberlain,
the British Charge d AfaiTes, waited on his Impe--
rial Majesty to thank hm for his consideration II
IS Incredible how the French intrigue TO get in ia
your with the Brazihans Some considerable time
$50 we recollect TO have published an order from
The French government, addressed 10 then Naval
Commanders in Brazil directing them TO make
known to the local authorities, that they were su-
thorzed TO receive board their vessels anv Bra
zllians wishing 10 go 10 France for their education.
The effect OF dis measure is, that upwards of 300
Brazilians are at this moment in Paris, attending
tie universities and public schools, some of them
supported by their own goy ernInent."