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London, England, 1819-01-01 00:00:00

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\Vi extract the following corroborative account '
of the arrival of Lord Co.:antes at Mararet• a, from
the Liverpool Papers. It is an event of v.1ii...1i we
think little doubt can now be entertained :
" A letter has been received in this !own (Lver-
pool) from St. Thomas's, of the date of Noembei 2 i.,
m :)icit says, • That the campaign aga:iist the Spa-
.liards is likely to open with great vigour, 1,. conse-
quetwe of tl.e arrival of Lord Coen ititt4r. in the
Ile:About-hood of lilargaretta on the 14th instant, it'
o
is said with three ships and two brigs. This acces-
sion of strength will give the Independents a decided
superiority, and no. doubt a blow has been already
c t rue k; tiler at La Guayra orPuerto Cavallo, or bath:
Another letter of the same date, says—" A letter
was -cceived on Friday last from Admiral Baton,
under date of the 14th instant, announcing the ar-
rival at Testigos, in tLe neighbourhood of Margaretta,
ci Lord COCHRANE, with five men of war (three ships
and two brigs). It has caused great sensation here,
as there is considerable property belonging to the
merchants of this place at La Onayra and Puetto Ca-
vallo, to which places the united forces, it is sup-
posed, will proceed. Every thing at, this moment
awaits the next accounts with awful suspense."
Accounts from Pernambuco state, that a conscrip.;
:ion had been levied on all the country people, for
the purpose of manning their faits, filling up their
military ranks, and completing the crews of the Go-
vernment vessels. The coast from Been.::. Ayres to
Pernambuco, Rio, and Bahia, swarmed with priva-
teers, who paid little or no respect to any flag. Se-
veral American citizens at Pernambuco had received
the keatest insults, and have been designated by de-
grading epithets by those pirates. There was a repbrt
at Buenos Ayres, that the Spaniards were collecting
a 7- ew army in Peru to re-invade Chili. General SA X
1 MAkl' IX was sick at Mendoza, and it was said it
I‘,'nuld be some time before he would be able to take
I. the command of his forces.

ItiircHro,v, Mei limn zer,

The arrival of the Mite of YORE and the Marquis
Of ANOLP.SEY has occasioned nn alteration in the Tim.
ceedings at the Pavilion. The dinner p:Ttics continue
limited to the Palace suite, for not a c(ilit.try invitafit.n
has as yet been issued. Lord HaNnY eltoi.Slof:P F LEV
has been thz only arrival at the P.ivilion this day,
the KING'S Messenger, Mr. ToomPSON, e\cered, who
came in this afternoon. Tile Doke of W'El.r.txt.ri)N.
Lord CASTLEREAGH, &E. it is UtlderStuld,
be bete iu a day or two.