The Vest India Hurricanes-An infinite deal of
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The Vest India Hurricanes-An infinite deal of mischief seems 10 have been done in various parts of the West Indies, which give further counts to-day There appears to have been two hurri at interval of about six weeks The 1st is that mentioned in Jamaica accounts as having occur red in the Islands of Trinidad and Grenada on the 23d of June. which swept from thence the coast of South America, until it reached Honduras, where

 its violence principally felt the 27th and 2Sth. The other is that in which Barbadoes suffered so yerely; it commenced there on the night of the 10th of August, the wind at N. E. On the. 11th it was felt at Martinique; it appears then to have swept a. cross the Caribbean Sea- until it reached the Island of Cuba, where it commenced on the 18th, and con-

 nued its destruction until the l6th. Its course then through the Gulf of Mexico. until at New-Or- leans the 16th and 17th it committed the ravaees which we gave an account of in paper of the 1st instant On the North side of Jamaica the ag- tation of the the 18th and 18th of August is represented as having done an infinite deal of dam age but was unaccompanied with wind; the commo- tioD having been occasoned no doubt hy the com mencement of the gale to wndward on the 10th.

 It will recur to the recollection of the reader that the very remarkable atmospheric phenomena, and the strange appearance of the sum- noticed along the whole coast of the United States was about the time of these gales; 18th and l4th of August here, and somewhat later at New-York and Boston, The clue is thus furnished to the mystery. .-SarannaA Georgian.