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Four Days LATER FROM JAMAlcA.-Advlces frcm
Kingston, ia, to the 18th instant have been recev-
ed. The Philadelphia United States Gazette of this
morning, gives the following tems:-


We find in our files of the Morning Journal that the
small pox also is confirmed by private etters exist
there Her Majestys steamer Hermes, Lieut. w Carr
anchored at Port Royal Saturday last, at seven
o'clock, A. M. On nearing Port Royal, the Her
mes hostsd the yellow flag, indicating that ther,
contagious disease board, upor
which the Health officers were the move, for the
purpose of ascertaning the nature Of the disease Th
they found to be that loathsome and alarming
the small pox which unfortunately broke out the per
,on of little black boy board the vessel whilst on
passage from New Providence to this port The
,e was, for the general seiey Immediately put in quar-
antine All necessary precautions have been taken foi
the enforcement OF the quarantine laws. The crop Of
the sand is turning out larger thah anticipated
and the general opinion appears to be that will
up 80 600 hhds The Times states that all account,
agree in estimating the crop on the ground but t,
snort of that amount, adding on the other hand.


1--WE hear numerous complaints Of the difficulty OF Oh
tanning sufficient abor to take of the crops which ar,
consequently dcterioating from week to week. both H.
quantity and quality"


The ship contained in correspondents letter
will be found under the marine head correspond
ent states that he had particular comn,un
cate. The market is still well supplied with America
produce.


The schr Palestine arrived at Falmouth, (Iam) from
New York.


Flour s6 80 to I; Meal So 80 to 76-plentilul with
large stock on hand Pork Sl7 so 10 SIS, and scarce