Brazil.
The following is a copy of the proclamation issued at Pernambuco by the President, which we alluded to on the last arrivals:- " PROCLAMIATION. " Inhabitants of the Northern Provinces of Brazil l-Providence, which constantly watches over our felicity, continues to arrange cvery thing for our more reaaily obtaining it. His Imperial and Constitutional Majesty is not satisfied withi despotically and inso- lently dissolving the Sovereign Conbtituent and Legislative Assem- bly of Brazil-vith attaclking in this manner the national sovereignty in the august persons of its representatives-he has endeavoured to divide us, and to instigate the King of Portugal to make an attack on our fire-sides. Now, after involving us in a war which, notwith: standing we are certain of victory, is most unjust and iniquitous- Brazilians, who would imagine it ?-after exposing us to the bayo- nets arid the cannon of the Portuguese, his Imperial and Constitu- tional -Majesty has ordered all his forces to repair to the capital for the sole defence of his owh person, and he has abandoned those who elevated him to the tlirone, and placed the imperial crown on his head. Brazilians ! the Emperor leaves us to ourselves. What, then, remains for us to do? Let us unite for our common safety; let us establish a supreme anld trily Constitational Government, charged with our defence and security. IBrazilians ! let us unite, and we will be invincible. "MlANUEI, DE CARAVALHO PAES D'ANDRADE, "' President. "Pernambuco. Palace of the Government, July 2,1824." 'BRAZIL.