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ST. JAGo.--By the LOUISA, at this port, we have
our es OF the Redact, published at that place, up
the 10Th Of July. In the number of the I6t we find
account OF most fearful storm Of thunder and light
ming having taken place at the neighborng town Of o
guin on the 4th killing fifteen persons in the town in
and near the public square. The greatest loss OF life
was however, in the vicinity OF the town Amounting
in some accounts, to between forty and ory.ivel At
st. Jago the he9t had BEEN and continued ntense great
numbers Of persons had died from the effects of the sun


The drought continued in that part Of the island in all its
previous intensity varied only by showers short in
their duration as to be tanalizing The English steamer
Tsy stopped at St Jsgo her way Kingston on the
18TH taking off $4,000 in specie.Phiia. u. s. 6azene
Aug H.