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FROM THE CAPE OF Coop HoPE.-The bark Brewster, Capt. Holmes, arrived at Boston on the 18th snst, having sailed from Cape Town, Nov. 23 She brings the intelligence of the total loss of the whale bark Sophia and Eliza Capt. Dickens, of and from Sionington. Cape Town appears to be an ex. tens've depot for guano traders. The trade in that article has increased beyond precedent. 1t is stated that guano will be found on all islands of volcanic nature, of good quality, within 2s degrees to the north and 2S degrees to the south of the equator.

 The Cape Town Gazette says

 'Ihat the adsantage anticipated to be derived from the abolition of the port dues beginning io be

 zed may be inferred from the number of arrivals Table Bay d@ng the present week, and to which we cannot refraIa from Hing the attention nf o"r readers. Among the recent arrivals now the bay, mere are several vessels bound 10 the island of lch- nboe i" Rutno, and one from thence with cargo of thls valuable manure. From information obiained py ih's opportunity and on winch reliance may be Paceo, appears that the quantity of guano already shipped Eom that island is estimated al 90 900 e also learn from the that the exfrsor ordinary aimber of 219 British merchant vessels. equal to oe4o0 tons of shipping, at the present 'lne congrega'ed around the island or the purpose oi procuring guano, thus rendering it than prob 'o'e that win These vessels, together with those that were expected 10 be their passage 10 thai island, hs quantity now remaining would be entirely remov- cd in about six months.