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SATURDAY, .11.4 Y 8, 1819

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FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY.

[Morning Chronicle.]

The Report of the Lords' Committee was made
yesterday, but it was read short, as the Parlia-
mentary phrase is, and therefore we cannot state
whether it differs in any degree,from that of the
Commons. We are told that the two are substan-
tially the same, as there was a perfect' undetstand-
ing between them as to the pr of their in.
ctiry, and the course they pursued in the inves•
igations

Extract from a letter from Angostura, 26th Ja.
unary, 1819:—" From the shortness of the
time I have been here, I am not yet enabled to
give you full information respecting the state of
the country. It is, however, the decided opi-
nion ,of the respectable people here, that the ar-
rival of the whole of the expedition, in-
cluding Elsom's and English's corps, will ensure
the success of the campaign, and put the Patriots
in possession of the whole of the Caraccas. Three
of the ships dispatched by Capt. Elsom (namely,
the Tartar, Perseverance, and George Canning,
having 500 men,on hoard, have already arrived, all
well. To this officer's: skill, perseverance and suc-
cess, the cause is deeply indebted. I am happy to
say, that the soldiers just arrived from England are
treated better than the state of the country at the
time rendered it possible for their predecessors
to be."--(lbid.),

[Neiv Tinres.)

Two houses io the corn trade yesterday stopped
payment, one a factpr, and the other a dealer.
It appears that the accounts of the former are ex-
tremely extensive, and consequently the failure
has caused an unpleasant sensation in that trade:
the latter is of trifling importance.