By the Bee, Captain M'BRI...
By the Bee, Captain MI'BRIDE, arrived at Liverpool, letters have been received from Pernambuco dated the 17th of ApriL On the 7th, a junta was held, when it was determined not to receive the President appointed by the ENiPEROR, and that Al. CARVALHO should remain in office. Captain TAYLOR, of the I7nperial frigate, had consequently officially declared the port in a state of blockade. The local Government continued their hostile proceedings against the European Portuguese, and unless further assurances of the EstrERoR's sincerity were received from Rio, it was doabtful whether tbey would be allowed to remain. Cap- tain WILLIS, of the Brazen, applied to Captain TAYLOR for delay in the operation of the blockade, for vessels now load- ing in the harbour, which he granted till the 21st. Several vessels fronmLiyerpool and other places had arrived off the port, but were prevetited from entedrig by the frigates, and were of course forced to proceed to Bahia, Macio, aud othes ports. After the 21st the blockade was to be strictly enforced, both against outward and inward bound ships.