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Captain Knap, of the Mary Jane, at Newburyport, from St. Pierres reports that there never was so dry a season before known, in Martinique; not drop of rain has descended for than six weeks and veg itation entirely parched up the planters were in despair-the cut was but oae third grown--they asked 40 sous for moIasses the estates, and there would be but little at that price. The Mary Jane waited 50 days and could procure but 5000 gallons.