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The editor of the National Gazette says
he has before him, letters from Rio Janeifo,
written by intelligent observers, and dated
at the end of January. in which the situation
of Don Pedro is represented as very preca-
rious. 1t was not doubted that the appear
ance of Bolivar would produce an immedi-
ate subversion Of the imperial government.