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From VENEzuELA.-Advices from Laguayra to
the 18th ult. have been received. The Phiiadeiphia
u. $. Gazette OF the 3d instant, gives the annexed
intelligence.


"The onerous and most oppressive tarA regulations
OF this country far regards American produce are
such that American trade is at low ebb and will doubt,
less be worse before II better American Flour pays


duty of about so per cent, whilst British and French
goods pay from 20 to 80 per cent thus giving stimulus
10 trade in European fabrics and eectually preventing
the of the trade with the United States Most
of the American productions charged equally high
Flour Why is II that American Government does
not take this matter in hand II is true that Charge
dAhairs here, MIR. Ellis has directed strong letter to
this government this subject but IL that our
Government instead fbacking Mr. Ellis by giving him
directions TO urge the matter has recalled him, thus
leaving the Congress and Government Of Venezuela tc
understand that Mr. Els's views not sanctioned by
our government