... By an arrival from Rila de Janeiro we have received Brazil Papers to the 7th of April. The two Chambers had their prePa- roatry sitting on the 28:lh of March, andt no the 2d of April the Emperor opened the Legislative Assembly in due form. In the speech which he adldressed to it he alludes with Rreat brevity to tbe unexpected news that foreign troops of Portuguese emi- grants were about to ...

... p4AttRt4TiRY PAPERS. An t pDMIDBNDS. haf h 'eli fe total bomber of prn to a eAr' dividend on.Thiee per Cent. Console becaume due on the Stil of Jarniary hataIs; pecityloo the lumber redpectlivelV 01 th.n ?? dlwidend for fbe half-'ear did not exceed 51. 10L, 50', 10IL. 2001., 300. 5001 , 1,0001,, 2001. i and the number of tboo whot. dividend exceeded 2,0001. a like account of the dividends oe ...

... rFILOW A CORRESPONIDENT.] One of the Swat evils agtlint which It to the intention to at. tenpt mome security to the public In the couse of the next Sea- mien of Parliament, is that of hired bail. This evil hits been hitherto considered inseparstely connected with arrest for debt, and is constantly occurring in our Courts of L'w. it is, indsd, of such coostant practice, & the oaths administered ...

... DUBLIN, JUNa 22. The number of registries at Kiltush was 114, making a total A for the three divisions of Ennls, Ennistymon, and Kilrush, of L four hundred and twenty-tbree ten-pound freebolders. An ad- journed Session is to be held at Kllrush on Monday next, at 5 which it is calculated sixty more applicants will be admitted out u of those who ye: ?? over. The only candidate now spoken u of is ...

... On Friday a Msetini, was held at the London Tarero, of tbe friendsof civil and religious liberty, for the purpose of raising a find asanatlonal testimonial of the services of Dani;l O'Connell, Eiq. J. KIEIINAN, Esq In the Cbair. Letters were read from th lier. Mr. Kelly and Mr. Wilks, the former enclosing a draught for 170!., and the latter one for fie guineas. The letters Ltore testimony so ...

... THE REV. JOHN WRARY. Ad have received a letter from a distinguished legal ciioner! from which the following is an extract:- read Wit great pain and sympathy the treatment hd' ale Rev. John Wray has received from the Bishop ?? and I beg you will receive the inclosqd Five 0f d~ Onthipoor and unfortunateClergyman'saccount. ...

... THE DUCHESS 01 ST.4LBNS AFTE. On Tuesday the Anulversanr of the Marriage of thi Duke and Duchess nf St. Alban a was celebrated by a hte at their Grace's seat, Holly-Lodge, Highgata, at which the Dukes of Sussex and Gloucester, Prince Leopold, and upwards of six hundred of the Nobility and Gentry were present. The fete, as may be supposed. was of the most splendid character. A new pavilion for ...

... The German Papers which arrived yesterday contaia a article, dated Logborn, May 28, In which the statement that the Pac4& of Egypt has been Induced by an European Power to order an expedttion for the reinforcement of the armies of the Sulas ian European Turkey, is repeated. Various circumstances are mentioned to shew tbat the British Government is actively exerting itself to oppose the ...

... ROWVLAND STEPHENSON, [FIOM THE NZW TrvRV MORNINO BERALD.] k Magna et ve itas, et pretarebit. r Nothing can be more true than this motto; and that it may te lil completely verified to the citizens of the United States, and more particularly to ?? of this City, I have beenenabd n (from authentic documenis, in posseusion of Mr. Parkivs, the only peron irn this Country who had a legal dcaim ...

... INCLUSURE OF HI4MPSTEdD HBiRTH. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-A Bill for Inclosing Hampstead Heath has already pass- ed through the House of Lords, under ;be deceptive title of a Private Estates' Bill. No notice of the intended Inclosure Bill was given to the copyholders, and it was only by mere acci- dent that its real object was discovered. On Friday the Bill will be brought ...

... rFROM THE DUBLIN MORNING REGISTER OF WEDNEIDAY.] The usual weekly meeting of the Society took place yestrdtay0 at the Royal Exchange, L'ird Cloncarry in the Chair. The following letter from Lord Leveson Gower Was read by Dr. Grettan :- June 14, 1829. SIR-I take the liberty of requesting you to forward me another copy of the proceedings of the Society for the Improve- ment of Ireland. The ...

... 7lRt'ETAB'IITN'N AND T,6 VNITED SIATS. The following Cotrrepondence ha. been published in America : v MS. LAWRE?4CI! TiO LORD DiUDLEtY.Fi Right Hon. the Earl of Dud1.,, &c &c. I I The nudelsigued, Chargh ?? of the United States of rhi America, regrets that he is compelled to call to the notice of his to M~st'aPrncpa Scrtay f tae ?? Affairs acts of onth prto te ovrnet f ?? of New Bruns- i~ti ...