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VERY LATE FROM JAMAICA AND SOUTH AMERICA
The fine new brig Ann Barney, Capt. Mix, ar
rived yesterday from Kingston, whence she sailed
on the 10th ut


There is no important news. Very heavy stocks
OF American produce were on hand at Kingston,
and, in consequence, small transactions. There
were no freights for American vessels at Kingston


Captain Lyot, r. N. was at Chagres on the 3Oth
OF January, with the surveyor general Of the Island
OF Jamaica, to ascertain by survey the practc.
ability and direction of road across to Panama.


The 8 ship Savannah, Captain Armstrong,
and the Warren, Captain Hull, were on the COAST
OF Mexico, on the first of January, and were look
ed tor at Calao the latter part Of February The
Levant was at Callao, and would leave in the mid.
die OF February tor Panama Mr.. Picket would
leave in her for the United States


C0ump and Bryan, Charges to Peru and Chill,
were at Chagrcs on the 23rd of January, en- route
for their posts


Commodore Sloat was at Callao on the 18th OF
December. He came down the coast in the Shark
The Warren had not lost many Of her men as re.
ported three men were the amount of her loss


The election in Peru was to take place in Feb.
ruary.


The following ships of war were in the Pacific
Savannah, Warren, Levant, Shark, and Relief
store ship.


:. The brig with stores for the squadron was al
Valparaiso