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From the Noyfolk Beacon, March 27.

 From Liberia.-The ship James Perkins. Captain Crowell. which sailed from this port sth Dec. last, with cmigrants for the Ameri- can Colony at Monrovia. returned here yes- terday, via Isle of May.

 For fev days after they cleared Cape Henry, the weather was pretty rough, which caused much sea-sickness among the emi- grants. and three of them died. viz the wife of James Cotton. an elderly and weakly wo- man, and two infant children-the only dim mutton from the whole number that sailed from here. As soon as they recovered from the sea-sickness. the colonists continued in hne health, cheerful, and SO far from muti- nous disposition being manifested by any of them (as reported by an arrival at northern p"rt.l Capt. c. declares their conduct thr ough- out the voyage to have been of the most or derIy and becoming charactet.

 Capt. C. represents the colony as enjoying ine health and exhibiting the pleasing spec. tacie of an industrious, cOntented and thri. vlng population, and that in the twelve days Of his stay there, he did not hear from any one desire to- return. Good order, the fruit of good government, was every where mani lest, and the military were numerous and fine body of men. XXI

 The shipping intelligence furnished by Capt. U. exhibits pleasing evidence of the imprOv- ing commercial intsreOursS with this prosper ! Ous colony.