Two mails arrived from Li...
Two mails arrived from Lishon on Saturday, bringing letters and papers to the l9tl ult. Nothing is yet commnu- nicated respecting the decisionl of the King of PoIRTu- GAL on the question of the independence of Brazil, althougha hopes are entertained that it has been favourably received by the Cabinet. Ve should apprehend, however, that from the dilatory character of the proceedings at this Court in general, there will elapse a long pcriotl before the wishes of the Brazilians are gratified, and tlle true policy of Portugal adopted. It was observedL, after the arrival at Lisbon of the result of the (leliberationis of the Cornmission wlicll had beent sitting io. London, that the little activity which had previously existed in the arsenals, the indication of an in- tentled armament against Brazil, wholly ceased. Indeed, the last accounts from Lisbaen lhave uniformly concurred in statinrg that-io serious intenition ever existed of carrying such an cnterprise into execution. It is said that the KINxx has written a letter to hiis son, the Emperor of BRA- ZIL, with conciliatory propositions, and that the trade between the two coni-ttries is reviving.