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FROM BARBADoEs.-We are indebted to Capt. Crowell of the brig Julina, for the loan of Barbatloes papers to Feb. 10th.

 The new session of the Colonial Legislature was opened on the 9th, in the usual form.

 A meeting of the planters of Barbadoes, was held at Brdgetown on the 9th, at which delegates were appointed to meet commits sioners from the other West India Colonies, in order to make an united representation to the British Government concerning "the pre- sent alarming and depressed state Of the Cole nics,," and of the "urgent necessity which exists for immediate and substantial relief, tc save them from impending ruin"

 BR1DGETowN, Feb. 8.-Thc Americans, it would seem, are already beginning to tcsti- fy much dissatisfaction at the slender advan- tages conferred on them by the opening ofth West India ports to their trade. They say, or rather it is said r them, that they experience the greatest difficulty in getting market for their produce. So that Jonathan, after all, will not find the great boon so good thing as he expected, under the existing restraints.

 Noless anumber than seventeen Wesleyan Missionaries have arrived here within the last day or two.